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Heat cramps: The warning sign too many roofers ignore

Heat cramps: The warning sign too many roofers ignore

By Cotney Consulting Group. Ignoring heat cramps doesn't demonstrate strength. It increases the likelihood that the body's cooling system will continue to deteriorate. Every experienced roofer has probably seen it happen. A crew member suddenly stops what they're doing and grabs the back of their leg. Maybe it's a calf ...


Why metal roofing delivers long-term performance

Why metal roofing delivers long-term performance

By Jesse Sanchez. Metal roofing combines weather resistance, energy efficiency and durability to help building owners protect their investment. Metal roofing is gaining attention among homeowners and commercial developers looking for durable building materials that can withstand severe weather while delivering long-term value. Intertape Polymer Group (IPG) highlights metal roofing’s ...


Climate-ready roofs move from option to necessity

Climate-ready roofs move from option to necessity

By The Coffee Shops™. Five years after the Future (P)roof report, extreme heat is reinforcing the need to design, refurbish and maintain roofs for a changing climate. In 2021, National Federation of Roofing Contractors (NFRC) commissioned a report, “Future (P)roof: Building resilience of roofing technologies in a changing climate,” to ...


Building for wildfire resilience in Colorado

Building for wildfire resilience in Colorado

By Lori Jerome, PABCO Roofing Products. Contractors can simplify code compliance through early coordination, careful planning and trusted Class A-rated roofing products. As wildfires grow more extreme and more frequent, especially in the Western United States, there has been a push to reevaluate and update wildfire-related building codes around the ...


Building wildfire resilience from the roof down

Building wildfire resilience from the roof down

By The Coffee Shops™. Reducing ignition risks by specifying roof assemblies that meet Wildland-Urban Interface requirements. As wildfire risks increase across the United States, contractors must consider how roofing materials, complete assemblies and installation practices contribute to building resilience. In this article, Polyglass highlights that in Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) areas, ...


Beat the heat with Tremco’s sealants

Beat the heat with Tremco’s sealants

By Emma Peterson. Even in the hottest season, you can trust these sealants to stick. According to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), July 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded in the United States (records begin in 1895). And this is not an isolated North American ...


The value of metal roofing in the face of severe hailstorms

The value of metal roofing in the face of severe hailstorms

By The Coffee Shops®. Metal experts explain the capabilities metal roofing materials offer when it comes to fighting against hail damage. Since the beginning of this year, the Midwest and Southern United States have experienced a tremendous number of hailstorms, and the severity of each storm has far surpassed ...


How synthetic roofing stands up to severe weather

How synthetic roofing stands up to severe weather

By Jesse Sanchez. Durable synthetic roofing can help protect homes against hail, high winds, heavy rain and extreme temperature changes. Severe storms can test every part of a home, but the roof often bears the brunt of the damage. High winds can remove shingles, hail can crack roofing materials and ...


The impacts of an El Niño

The impacts of an El Niño

By Emma Peterson. From wildfires to hurricanes, this weather pattern is making its presence known across the United States. In the last month, wildfires have torn through communities across the United States, especially in the West. As NPR’s Kirk Siegler reports, “Half of the out-of-control wildfires right now in ...


Strengthening roofs against WUI fire risks

Strengthening roofs against WUI fire risks

By Jesse Sanchez. Class A roofing materials and tested underlayments can help protect structures in wildfire-prone communities. As wildfire risks continue to affect communities across the country, MFM Building Products points to the growing number of structures located in Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) areas. More than 60,000 U.S. communities and approximately ...


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