The concept is fascinating: you just type in the address of a residential or commercial building and receive an aerial photo and line drawings of the roof with length, pitch and area noted for easy and accurate estimates and professional presentations. That’s the concept behind EagleView Technologies, which supplies contractors with detailed reports of roof measurements based on its patented software.
More than ever, homeowners and building owners are using color and texture to personalize their roof and distinguish their property from others. Bold statements are being made with vibrant colors available with today’s composite slate. In fact, it’s not unusual now for a roof to have four, five, even six different colors of tiles.
The association’s 35th annual convention and trade show showcased the latest in roofing technology, roofing tools, machinery, materials and services available to the western roofing contractor.
Florida has recently completed the implementation process of the 2007 Florida Building Code. Among the numerous changes, the minimum requirements for underlayments used for residential re-roofing has been upgraded to ASTM D 226 type 1 or 2 felt.
Lake Presidential Golf Club, a new championship golf course, sits on 1,200 acres of rolling, wooded land, interspersed with streams and a 30-acre lake, within BeechTree, a planned residential community in Upper Marlboro, Md. Such picturesque surroundings demand equally impressive clubhouse and golf cart storage facilities, with much attention given to curb appeal.
Total Business Management Software for Roofing Contractors; Building Your Business From the Ground Up; Cooler Heads Prevail to Secure Data Fortress Roof in Orlando and more.
Whether the economy is booming or times are tough, contractors have a business partner that’s always ready to help out: their material supplier. Today’s distributors offer more than prompt, accurate deliveries and quality products.
Lightning protection systems are sophisticated networks that incorporate strike termination devices, lightning current conductors, bonding conductors, ground electrodes and lightning surge protection devices. While the lightning risk for a structure is often the product of the lightning frequency and the consequence of the strike to the structure, designers typically consider a variety of factors when laying out a system plan.