Roof Repair

Roofers Cut Corners On Marlins Stadium

Published on December 15th, 2011 by roofguy in Roof Contractors

Roofers Cut Corners On Marlins Stadium

The Miami Marlins are set to get a new roof, but recent reports have surfaced shedding light on the less than stellar construction work. After calls from a disgruntled construction worker came in, the Miami-Dade inspector general showed up to ask questions and review the integrity of the roof. The new retractable roof passed previous inspections […]

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FEMA Grant to replace New Orleans Aquarium Roof

Published on December 14th, 2011 by Sam in New Roof

FEMA Grant to replace New Orleans Aquarium Roof

FEMA recently approved $2M to replace the old roof of the Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans. The roof was originally repaired in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina damaged the building. The aquarium gets significant water leaking into the building since the storm. A thermal scan of the roof shows damage that has gotten worse. […]

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Flat Roof Materials, Not All Are Created Equal

Published on December 13th, 2011 by Lloyd in Roof Materials

Flat Roof Materials, Not All Are Created Equal

Flat roofs face many challenges. As they already must combat the effects that gravity can play with their lack of adequate slope, these roofs are generally the most challenging type of roof for homeowners to maintain. Finding someone for proper roof repair on a flat roof can also be challenging. While many roofers can repair […]

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New Roofing Software Makes Measuring Easier

Published on December 12th, 2011 by Sam in News

New Roofing Software Makes Measuring Easier

A new software has been developed that will take some of the anxiety out of having your roof repaired or replaced. EagleView Technologies has created a program that gathers areal roof photos and creates a 3-dimensional image of the roof complete with pitch, colors and shapes. Giving the homeowner confidence knowing the true measurements of […]

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Contractor Recovery Fund

Published on December 9th, 2011 by Sam in Roofing Laws and Regulations

Contractor Recovery Fund

Another reason to hire a licensed roofing contractor is you have more options of recuperating money or damages from improper or dishonest conduct on behalf of your contractor. The Contractor Recovery Fund is a form of financial protection provided by licensed residential contractors to residential consumers. Most states have a contractor’s recovery fund that compensates […]

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Apple Plans For Largest Solar Roof Project

Published on December 8th, 2011 by roofguy in News

Apple Plans For Largest Solar Roof Project

As if Apple Inc. wasn’t one of the leading sources of innovation in the world, they now plan to add a new roof project to their list of accomplishments. The Apple headquarters campus is planning to install a roof that is almost entirely made up of solar panels. Attempting to become the largest solar roofing […]

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Animal Rescue Center gets New Roof

Published on December 7th, 2011 by Sam in New Roof

Animal Rescue Center gets New Roof

Real Charrois, general manager of Mainroad Infrastructure in BC walked into Langley Critter Care animal rescue and asked if there was any work that needed to be done. Gail Martin, the founder of the rescue center, was thrilled with the offer since it would take them a long time to save the money for the […]

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Remote Base Gets New Roof

Published on December 6th, 2011 by Sam in News

Remote Base Gets New Roof

The Forward Operating Base at Athgar in the Zabul Province Afghanistan, gets a new roof built by Virginia Army National Guard 116th Infantry Brigade Combat Team. The dining area of the bunker, previously exposed to the harsh weather conditions, was covered up on November 6th. The two Virginia guardsmen that started the project are stationed […]

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New Delhi Roof Collapse Sends Five To Hospital

Published on December 5th, 2011 by roofguy in Roofs

New Delhi Roof Collapse Sends Five To Hospital

Two children and three adults were injured over the weekend when a building undergoing construction for a new roof, collapsed. Roof materials collapsed onto the occupants of a construction site building, sending all to the hospital in west Delhi on Sunday. It took two cranes and additional construction equipment to free the victims. While the […]

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Metal Roof for Yellowstone Museum

Published on December 2nd, 2011 by Sam in News

Metal Roof for Yellowstone Museum

The Yellowstone County Museum just outside of Billings Montana, will be receiving an update of a new metal roof. The museum was originally a cabin built in the late 1870’s by Paul McCormick, a firefighter and entrepreneur. No one knows how old the shake shingles are that currently cover the cabin, so it will be […]

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