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Many building codes now mandate intake and
exhaust ventilation for attics. It’s easy to see why. A properly ventilated
attic can save energy, eliminate excess moisture, prevent mold, and prevent ice
damming in winter. And, by minimizing heat buildup in the attic, proper
ventilation can even prolong the life of the roof system.
When I took my first trip to California in 1982, the state’s sunny skies,
palm trees and ocean views entranced me. With the Mamas and the Papas’
“California Dreaming” playing in my head, I understood why people were moving
there in droves.
Frank Farmer, president of American Metal
Roofs, detailed his process for obtaining leads and converting them into sales
in his METALCON presentation, “Building a Profitable Metal Roof Company While
Others Struggle.”
I am no learned professor or expert or guru of
any kind. But I can read. The several issues with the banking crisis and
recession and stock market correction(s) are not really all that troubling to
me.
Who wouldn’t love to discover hidden treasure?
Wouldn’t it be great to stumble across a priceless painting at a garage sale or
find a rare historical document in your attic?
Chuck Howard, P.E., president of Metal Roof
Consultants, was in the metal roof contracting business for almost 30 years,
and he now serves as a consultant to contractors, architects, engineers, and
building owners. He gave a presentation about metal retrofit roofing at
METALCON titled “Do it Right the First Time.”
We are living in a time where Web sites and
blogging is the way to communicate. How many stories do we read each day
telling us that a certain company has upgraded its Web site or started a blog?
“When it comes to metal roofs, details are where your money
is made or lost,” said Vaughn Bacon, manager of Technical Services for MBCI NCI
Building Systems, during his METALCON seminar titled “Metal Roofing: The Devil
Is in the Details.”
It’s been fascinating watching the world turn green, i.e. “environmentally sensitive.” Because BNP Media has published Environmental Design + Construction magazine since 1997, we’ve been able to watch the recent “green rush” from a position of insight.
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