Martin Roofing & Solar is bringing award-winning and patent-pending solar mounting technology to the International Roofing Expo, giving contractors a closer look at innovations aimed at protecting roofs while simplifying solar installations.
TAMKO aligns with Roofing & Solar Reform Alliance and Adam Bensman to strengthen contractor support, protect homeowners, and reinforce transparency and accountability across the roofing and solar industries.
S-5! has announced a formal ESG policy, including a Modern Slavery Statement, outlining its approach to environmental stewardship, ethical operations and corporate accountability as the company expands its role in solar and global markets.
Instalar paneles solares sin rieles ya no es una idea futurista. Con el sistema PVKIT de S-5!, fabricantes estadounidenses y expertos del sector están demostrando que es posible montar módulos directamente sobre techos metálicos, reduciendo tiempos de instalación, peso estructural y costos, sin sacrificar desempeño ni seguridad.
After the Big Beautiful Bill caused multiple energy tax credits to sunset, roofing contractors and distributors face a new landscape in selling solar. SRS Distribution's Bill Eitenmiller and Jess Cress share their insights into 2026 and beyond.
Serving as brand president of Maryland-based American Home Contractors, Zavala earned RT3's annual award for innovations that helped streamline operations for his company.
These advanced solar-integrated roofing products combine durability, energy efficiency, and sleek design, giving homeowners a smarter way to save. Built to withstand the elements and engineered for maximum solar performance, this is roofing that works harder and shines brighter.
The S-5-CP clamp is engineered to fit both Cee and Zee purlin-framed structures, delivering a secure, non-penetrating attachment for solar applications. Its design offers faster installation, superior strength and long-term reliability, while protecting against corrosion by eliminating the need for drilled holes.
In light of ongoing changes in the solar industry, GAF Energy is shutting down operations at its San Jose, Calif., headquarters and relocating to its Georgetown, Texas, facility.