The acquisition expands Malarkey’s fiberglass mat production capabilities and improves the vertical integration of raw material supply.

Palmer-Donavin is one of the first distributors to carry the line in the Midwest, and Malarkey will be available to building material customers in Palmer-Donavin’s footprint.

Lott will direct Malarkey’s national sales account relationships, customer programs, order fulfillment process, product placement other sales related functions.

Malarkey's report is supported by third-party organizations such as GreenCircle Certified, Cool Roof Rating Council, Cal Recycle, and the United States Green Building Council.

Malarkey Roofing Co. will pay $1.45 million in penalties for 10 years of air quality violations, including $1 million toward proposed projects and nonprofits to boost the local environment.

Firestone Building Products becomes Holcim’s building envelope division, a key growth engine for innovation and advanced building solutions.

Each roof with Malarkey Roofing Products shingles has the smog-fighting capacity of two to three trees.

Malarkey's outgoing president is a veteran of the roofing business, earning accolades both for company innovations as well as industry leadership. 

The acquisition is part of Holcim's Strategy 2025 – Accelerating Green Growth plan, which aims to expand its Solutions & Products business by becoming a global leader in roofing systems.

Cotney Attorneys & Consultants CEO breaks down the latest issues facing the roofing industry, from environmental fines to handling the supply shortage crisis.