Project Profiles
Santa Monica’s heightened environmental status is no match for this historical landmark’s roof repair
By SureCoat Systems. How do you perform a large volume tear off on one of the busiest boulevards in a city that has heightened environmental issues with tear offs? In short, you don’t. 2525 Main Street, Santa Monica, is where the historical landmark building, Galleria DiMaio, resides. What makes it a historic ...
A look back at the very first winners of the Asphalt Roofing Awards
There is still time to get your entries submitted for 2018 projects. Now is the time to get your 2018 award submission into ARMA. Click here to enter your project(s) or visit asphaltroofing.org/excellence/submit-your-entry/ before December 31, 2018. GOLD: Frank M Johnson Montgomery Courthouse by Advanced Roofing Inc. Located in Montgomery, AL, this courthouse ...
Winery’s Old Shake Roof Replaced with Class A Fire-rated DECRA® Shingle Plus Roof
Fire-resistance and improving the interior comfort of the building were the goals of the project. Muscardini Cellars by Michael Muscardini is located in Kenwood, California and carries on the winemaking tradition that was started by Michael’s grandfather after he came to the U.S. in 1909 via Ellis Island. The winery’s main building ...
Certainteed helps restore historic West Hill School to former glory
Restored building will serve as part of new cultural arts center for Mohawk Valley region. The original Canajoharie Academy—known today as the West Hill School—was erected in rural upstate New York in 1824. A prominent landmark of the Village of Canajoharie, the school famously employed women’s suffrage icon Susan B. Anthony, ...
Do you have an asphalt installation that is worthy of recognition?
Don’t miss out on the chance for your project to be showcased by the Asphalt Roofing Manufacturer’s Association – the deadline is December 31. Now is the time to get your 2018 submission into ARMA. Click here to enter your project(s) or visit asphaltroofing.org/excellence/submit-your-entry/ before December 31, 2018. See the 2012 ...
New Royster Contracting Metal-over-Metal Retrofit Roof Project
The retrofit project was for the U.S. Air Force on a 7,800 square foot building located at Hurlburt Field AFB, Florida. Over the past 15 years, Royster Contracting, LLC of Fort Walton Beach, Florida has completed several metal-over-metal retrofit projects using Roof Hugger, LLC sub-framing products of Lutz, Florida. Skip Royster, Owner, ...
Raising the B.A.R. with these Beautiful, Affordable and Resilient Asphalt Roofs
ARMA’s Awards program is designed to showcase the beauty and diversity of asphalt roofing systems in residential and commercial buildings. Now is the time to get your 2018 award submission into ARMA. Click here to enter your project(s) or visit asphaltroofing.org/excellence/submit-your-entry/ before December 31, 2018. See the 2013 winners below. GOLD ...
Retrofit roof hardening project meets Hurricane Michael and wins
Roof Hugger metal over metal roofing helps provides Category V hurricane protection. Over the past 15 years, Royster Contracting, LLC of Fort Walton Beach, Florida has completed several metal-over-metal retrofit projects using Roof Hugger, LLC sub-framing products of Lutz, Florida. Skip Royster, Owner, started his general contracting firm in 1977 to ...
Do Your Asphalt Jobs Stack Up to the Level of These Award Winners?
Asphalt roofing products have been used as a beautiful, reliable and affordable roofing option for years and years. Now is the time to get your 2018 submission into ARMA. Click here to enter your project(s) or visit asphaltroofing.org/excellence/submit-your-entry/ before December 31, 2018. See the 2015 winners below. GOLD – Thomas Jefferson High ...
Magnificent metal Monday - Asteroid “Psyche” made of almost all metal
By METALCON. New 2022 space mission to explore planet made entirely of treasure trove of metal. For our METALCON community who work with metal on a daily basis, you already live in a “world of metal.” But could you imagine a “world actually MADE of metal?” Observations from Earth hint ...
