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Petrini Custom Builders focused on creating a high-performance residential home, which included elevating design and performance using Atlas Roofing EnergyShield.
Nationwide Protective Coatings is helping companies become greener by labeling its products with a seal recognizing products that go above and beyond federal standards. The company is also working on zero VOC products, including exterior and interior paints.
The EPDM Roofing Association, (ERA), as part of its advocacy work on the issue of VOC regulations, is monitoring the countdown to the Jan. 1, 2012 full implementation VOC regulations in key Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States.
There are three prominent membrane attachment methods used in the U.S. low-slope commercial roofing market. They are fully adhered, mechanically attached and self-adhered. There are advantages and disadvantages to each of these attachment methods which should be considered prior to selection for a specific project.
New products often aim to offer improved performance, more efficient/economical installation, and greater safety for those using them. Another key consideration is minimizing any negative impact to the environment.
