Roof Repair

Painting A Roof Offers Unique Benefits

Published on January 3rd, 2012 by roofguy in Roofs

Painting A Roof Offers Unique Benefits

A relatively new trend among roofing products is roof paint. Many roofers feel that painting a roof can produce many benefits for homeowners, as well as help protect the environment. While roof painting hasn’t quite made its way into the green roofing movement, you can’t argue with the facts. Why Paint? Roof painting is common […]

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Ukrainian Catholic Church gets New Polymer Roof

Published on January 2nd, 2012 by Sam in New Roof

Ukrainian Catholic Church gets New Polymer Roof

Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Church, in Johnson City NY, has a new polymer shake tile roof from DaVinci Roofscapes. The much needed roof repair of the deteriorated wooden cedar shake on the siding and rooftop were replaced with a Valore polymer shake roof. Also tiled were the church’s three 80-foot tall domes on top of […]

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New Roof for Ulysses S. Grant’s Historic Home

Published on December 30th, 2011 by Sam in News

New Roof for Ulysses S. Grant’s Historic Home

James Wirth bought the home that the 18th president and military commander, Ulysses S. Grant and his wife rented from April 1860 to August 1865 in Galena Illinois. In 1865, when Grant returned from the Civil War as a hero, the citizens of Galena gave him a larger house on the east side of town, […]

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Green Roofs Get Eco-friendly Boost

Published on December 29th, 2011 by roofguy in Green Roofing

Green Roofs Get Eco-friendly Boost

Once a rare concept, green roofing has gotten more attention over the last few years. As more initiatives push for environmentally friendly products, the roofing industry joined suit. Now with green products that range from a roof made of pure vegetation to solar panels and recycled roof materials, the green roof idea has made a […]

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Green Roof for Colorado Hospital

Published on December 28th, 2011 by Sam in Green Roofing

Green Roof for Colorado Hospital

Boulder Community Hospital Foothills campus will be getting a new green roof over the cardiology building in East Boulder. The maternity ward will have full view of the native grasses set to open in December 2012. The architect who came up with the idea, Nick Rehnberg said the new moms will have movie screen views […]

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3 New York Contractors Facing Stiff OSHA Fines

Published on December 23rd, 2011 by Sam in News

3 New York Contractors Facing Stiff OSHA Fines

The three contractors are looking at $71,340 in fines and penalties for failing to enforce fall protection standards and also for violating other safety rules on the job. The office of Occupational Safety and Health Administration found that the contractors did not provide scaffold guardrails, stair handrails or provide sufficient safety training for their workers. […]

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Thieves Pose As Roofers To Enter Home

Published on December 22nd, 2011 by Lloyd in Scams

Thieves Pose As Roofers To Enter Home

As the times change, so do they methods criminals use to take advantage of unsuspecting residents. A home in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania was victimized by two men posing as roofing contractors. Up To No Good Having just had a roofing work done, the homeowners were unaware that they men they let in to “inspect” […]

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Widow Wins Free Roof From Local Roofer

Published on December 20th, 2011 by Lloyd in Roofs

Widow Wins Free Roof From Local Roofer

One Leesburg, VA resident wins a new roof as part of a local roofers charity program. Sterling’s DryHome Roofing & Siding awarded Barbara Green a roof after she received the most nominations in the local event. The Holiday Spirit Ms. Green is a recent widow who has suffered from limited financial resources for years. After […]

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Hersheypark Arena gets Roof Update

Published on December 19th, 2011 by Sam in Stadium Roofs

Hersheypark Arena gets Roof Update

Hershey Pennsylvania, Hersheypark Arena (originally Hershey Sports Arena) will get a new rubber membrane roof in 2012. Hershey Entertainment says the roof repair will cost $2.5 million. The project is expected to take about 5 months to complete. The last time the rubber membrane was replaced was in the early 1990’s. The old rubber membrane […]

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Utah Man Gets Two Roofing Patents

Published on December 16th, 2011 by Sam in News

Utah Man Gets Two Roofing Patents

Terry Anderson, president of TRA-MAGE in American Fork Utah recently received his second patent for roofing products created with safety in mind, the ‘Snow Bracket” and most recently, the “Ridge Riser”. The Ridge Riser enables air to flow through the eave line, move upward and out the vent at the roof ridge. This flow of […]

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