The Value of Roof Moisture Surveys John D'Annunzio April 1, 2004 One Comment Moisture surveys can be of significant value to both building owners and roofing contractors on new and existing roof applications.Read More
Insulation Cover Boards: When and Why We Use Them Roof designers and contractors should be aware of when and why we use coverboards. John D'Annunzio March 2, 2004 No Comments Roof designers and contractors should be aware of when and why we use coverboards.Read More
Why Job Descriptions and Employee Structure are Important Monroe Porter March 1, 2004 One Comment A job description is important as a baseline for employee development.Read More
Editor's Note: Spring Cleaning March 1, 2004 No Comments The age-old concept of "spring cleaning" has some merit in the roofing industry.Read More
Employee or Independent Contractor? A Critical Distinction John Alfs March 1, 2004 No Comments The distinction between an "employee" and an "independent contractor" can have critical implications.Read More
OSHA's Multi-Employee Worksite Policy Chip Macdonald March 1, 2004 No Comments I've heard it said that once a second employer arrives on site, with just one employee, the accident risk factor for everyone on site just went up by as much as 40 percent.Read More
Lessons While Pacing Impatiently Jim Olsztynski March 1, 2004 No Comments Is customer service a priority, or the last thing you think about?Read More
Guest Column: Rainy Days at Evans Roofing--Nothing But Net February 1, 2004 No Comments It's Wednesday morning and we are in the midst of a major storm that is wreaking havoc all over the southland.Read More
Flashing Design for Built-up Roofs John D'Annunzio January 26, 2004 No Comments Poor flashing design is the most prominent factor in up to three quarters of all roof failures.Read More
Editor's Note January 23, 2004 No Comments It's not always so easy to come up with a good story.Read More