Thursday, January 29, 2015
White Roofs Save Money
http://www.roofingcontractor.com/articles/87739-roof-coatings-save-more-than-energy
Friday, January 23, 2015
New Risks for the Metal Roofing Industry
http://www.metalconstructionnews.com/articles/magazine-features/new-risks-for-the-metal-roofing-industry.aspx
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
The best shingles on the market
Owens Corning™ Roofing Video: TruDefinition® Dura…: http://youtu.be/0csBM6ASAiY
Check out the best shingles on the market
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Cut your costs
http://www.buildings.com/article-details/articleid/9018/title/roof-insulation-and-reflectivity-cut-costs.aspx
Roof inspections
http://www.facilitiesnet.com/roofing/article/10-Reasons-Roofs-Should-Be-Inspected--14605
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
One of the best shingles on the market
Owens Corning™ Roofing Video: TruDefinition® Dura…: http://youtu.be/0csBM6ASAiY
Monday, January 12, 2015
Roofing Maintenance Cost Calculations - Facilities Management Roofing Feature
A poorly maintained roof will last only about half of its service life, costing facility managers hundreds of thousands of dollars. Don't believe that? Let's do the math.
Say you have a 50,000-square-foot roof, with a 10-year design life. The cost to install it was $10 a square foot. That means the roof cost $500,000 to install. The cost per year of the roof is $50,000 per year. If the roof is not maintained, and it only lasts half of its design life, the yearly cost of this roof jumps to $100,000 a year. If that happens, in 5 years, you will need another $500,000 to replace it.
The cost to maintain a roof averages about 2 percent of the roof installation cost per year. In our example, that means $10,000 a year. Over 10 years, that means $100,000. Spending that money to keep the roof maintained means the roof should last its full service life, which in turn means that you will only have to spend that $500,000 once. So even though you have spent $100,000 over the roof's service life, you may well have saved $400,000 by not having to replace the roof prematurely.
Say you have a 50,000-square-foot roof, with a 10-year design life. The cost to install it was $10 a square foot. That means the roof cost $500,000 to install. The cost per year of the roof is $50,000 per year. If the roof is not maintained, and it only lasts half of its design life, the yearly cost of this roof jumps to $100,000 a year. If that happens, in 5 years, you will need another $500,000 to replace it.
The cost to maintain a roof averages about 2 percent of the roof installation cost per year. In our example, that means $10,000 a year. Over 10 years, that means $100,000. Spending that money to keep the roof maintained means the roof should last its full service life, which in turn means that you will only have to spend that $500,000 once. So even though you have spent $100,000 over the roof's service life, you may well have saved $400,000 by not having to replace the roof prematurely.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Keep you roof from discoloration
Introducing Atlas Shingles Featuring Scotchgard P…: http://youtu.be/HdSdaAlPSPk
nice feature...especially if you have a lot of tree's
Thursday, January 8, 2015
EcoStar - Welcome
EcoStar - Welcome http://www.ecostarllc.com/index.aspx
EcoStar is the leading manufacturer of sustainable, environmentally friendly steep-slope roofing products. Created with a simple goal: to manufacture premium steep-slope roofing products using rubber and plastics technology, EcoStar has built on this premise for more than twenty years.
EcoStar is the leading manufacturer of sustainable, environmentally friendly steep-slope roofing products. Created with a simple goal: to manufacture premium steep-slope roofing products using rubber and plastics technology, EcoStar has built on this premise for more than twenty years.
Top 5 Roofing Scams to Look Out For
Top 5 Roofing Scams to Look Out For....http://tinyurl.com/nqee8c5
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
Check out our new website
http://www.commercialroofing.services/
TPO vs PVC Which is Better
http://blog.gaf.com/pvc-vs-tpo-is-the-debate-over/
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