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Weather Can't Stop New Johns Manville Plant From Being Built
By Johns Manville. After a year of unprecedented weather delaying construction, plant is slated for completion in 2022. After several weather-delays, Johns Manville’s new production plant in Hillsboro, Texas is finally seeing progress on construction. The project, referred to as “Project Maverick,” had its first tilt wall panels set ...
33,000 Properties in Sydney Damaged by Intense Hailstorm
By Stormseal. When a devastating hailstorm struck the suburb of Berowra, Stormseal was there to provide relief. Traditionally, tarps have been the main material used to temporarily protect a home after severe storms. As the weather around the globe grows increasingly severe, tarps are proving time and time again ...
Weather Hazards During Roofing Operations
By Ryan Quinn, Chicago Roofing Contractors Association (CRCA). It is essential that employers know and consider the risk involved when making the decision to work in potentially hazardous weather conditions. Even in the best of conditions, roofing is a hazardous occupation. When weather and other environmental factors come into play, ...
Avoid These Mistakes That Come With Snow and Ice
By Gary Thill, International Roofing Expo (IRE). The particularly brutal winter this year means new roofing challenges in areas of the nation unprepared for snow and ice. 2021 has already been a doozy of a winter for the nation, especially in areas of the country not used to dealing with ...
Metal Roofing in the Winter: Common Questions Answered
By DECRA. Winter weather is especially hard on homes. Continue reading to learn about the benefits of metal roofing for cooler climates. For residential contractors with customers who live in areas with frequent snow and ice, understanding the benefits of a stone-coated metal roof is crucial. With any big ...
The Storm that Broke the Ice
By Colin Sheehan, RCS Reporter. On June 13 Canada’s 4th costliest natural disaster hit Southern Alberta causing $1.2 billion (and counting) in damage. Last summer, hail the size of tennis balls rocketed down at speeds of 100 kilometers (62 miles) per hour on Calgary, Alberta. The hail shredded homes, destroyed ...
A Slowing Market: Storms, Shortages, Uncertainty
By Gary Thill, International Roofing Expo. A stormy combination threatens an already challenged market. The industry is facing a stormy combination of heightened challenges as recent severe weather events, material shortages, and uncertainty surrounding the upcoming election coincide with a slowing market. The devastation left behind by the recent derecho in the ...
CoreLogic Estimates $8 Billion to $12 Billion in Insured Losses From Hurricane Laura Wind and Storm Surge
Hurricane Laura, the most intense hurricane to make landfall in the northwestern Gulf Coast since 1856, brings threat of further economic uncertainty to region CoreLogic® (NYSE: CLGX), a leading global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider, today announced updated residential and commercial wind and storm surge loss estimates for Hurricane ...
3 Surprising Facts About This Year’s Atlantic Hurricane Season
By Trisha VanBuren, Critical Response Specialist, EagleView. As storm season records continue to break everywhere, here’s what you need to know to stay on top of the latest news. Storm season records are being broken all across the globe. The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season has already entered the double digits of named ...
Preparing Roofs for Hurricane Season
By Tilcor Roofing Systems. With hurricane season in full swing, now is the time for homeowners to upgrade their roofs. Hurricane season officially began on June 1st and will continue until November 30th. This hurricane season is predicted to have a higher than average number of storms, with forecasters predicting a total ...
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