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Interior

Door Installation/Replacement
Drywalls
Designed specifically for trades such as HVAC, drywall, metal manufacturing, and roofing, the brushless motor allows for a high degree of power efficiency, reaching a speed of 3,000 SPM. A high-performance double-cut blade minimizes material distortion and the cutting head is constructed with precision-machined milled steel, which increases the tool’s overall durability. The steel blades are replaceable and have a maximum cut capacity of up to 14 gauge material thickness. The trigger can be locked in the on position for continuous use, while the lock-off position requires two actions to start the tool.
Tile Installation
Skylight Repair/Replacement
DayStar™ Skylight Systems, which passively harness and enhance the sun’s light, are not simple skylights. Rather, applying physics to standard

Construction

New Construction
Additionally, construction employment increased in 44 states during March from a year earlier, according to a new federal employment data report. Along with that news, it was reported by the same agency that 20 states added new construction jobs from February to March, the majority of those states effected are in the West. California was one of the few Western states bucking this trend with a decline of about 1% of new construction projects.

Landscaping and Fencing

Fencing
Is there a snow retention system on the roof? If so, is it engineered for the specific roof? If the snow retention system is designed and installed without the use of important data related to safety and efficacy, it is likely to fail and could cause greater roof damage or damage to people and other property than if there were no snow retention system. Critical factors to know when designing and installing a system include what the devices are attached to, the sheathing thickness, fastener shear or pull out, and the snow device failure point. To determine the engineering for a specific system, the system’s designer must consider which part will fail first and at what load it will fail. Manufacturers of snow retention guards and snow fences should provide this information so that the devices are specified and installed correctly.
Walkways
Are there likely to be ice layers in the snow mass? During the Alpine Meadows storm of 1982, 10’ of snow fell in one storm on top of an ice layer that had formed earlier. The avalanche slid on top of the ice layer. In winter, the sun melts snow on a roof between storms. Water flows snow retention devices and freezes around snow guards in the roof field. This ice helps to hold the snow mass. However, many ice layers can form over time in this manner. Subsequent storms can create snow that piles up higher than the average 3” height of a roof snow guard. Therefore, it is sometimes necessary to add a snow fence, which is attached to the rafters. This arrangement is often needed above walkways to protect people in an area where the upper layer of snow could slide off onto them. A retention system using snow fences must be engineering using data specific to the roof.

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Gutters
A straight heat trace elements path is simple to implement, but valleys, dormers, gutters, and ice damming areas can be difficult to address in the heat trace system. All of these areas need special attention. Many times, gutters and downspouts will be overrun with ice if there is only one heat trace line in them. Plus, a heat trace for a dormer must also include a way to keep the water warm all the way to the ground. Consultation with a heat trace electrical engineer is wise when designing a heat trace system for a complicated roof. It is also important that the homeowner is aware that their electrical bill could increase dramatically when a heat trace system is used.
Siding
New Metal Roof & Siding for American Indian Museum in Pendleton, Oregon by Marcus Dodson, publisher The Tamástslikt Cultural
Residential Roof Repair
Titanium® FR High Temp and Fire Resistant Self-Adhered Underlayment is designed to provide the Class A fire resistance typically required for roofing assemblies installed in wildland urban interface (WUI) areas.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions™, a provider of efficient and resilient roofing systems and components, has announced the launch of its new company website at www.westlakeroyalroofing.com. The new online destination provides visitors with an intuitive interface and ease of navigation for the exploration of the company’s robust and durable roofing systems and components. The site also demonstrates Westlake Royal Roofing Solution’s commitment to enhancing the customer’s end-to-end journey through product discovery, design inspiration, immersive visualization, education, resources, and more.
Commercial Roof Repair
OMG® Roofing Products, a division of OMG, Inc., and leader in commercial roofing accessories and productivity tools, has announced the new OMG ReadySump™ RetroDrain® as an innovative extension to the OlyFlow® lineup of retrofit roof drains. OMG ReadySump combines a pre-fabricated drain sump and integrated OMG retrofit drain in one easy-to-install product designed to eliminate the labor-intensive, multi-step process of field fabricating a drain sump.
Commercial Roof Replacement/Installation
OMG® Roofing Products, a division of OMG, Inc., and leader in commercial roofing accessories and productivity tools, has announced the
Roof Flashings
Founded in Sonoma County, California, FlashCo has grown to be one of the largest manufacturers of roof flashings and accessories in North America with nine plant locations in the United States. For over 20 years, FlashCo has been a trusted source for dependable pre-fabricated accessories for the immediate needs of roofing contractors, distributors, and roofing material manufacturers. A reliable partner who delivers quality products with responsive support, FlashCo prides itself in delivering a timely and dependable experience. Trusted by major manufacturers for use as part of full system warranties, FlashCo manufactures standard and custom flashings for roofing contractors installing TPO, PVC, BUR, shingle, and clay tile roofing systems. Contractors can find FlashCo products at hundreds of roofing supply distributors located throughout the United States and Canada.

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Insulation
Robinson knows very well the importance of roof ventilation, so he made sure to use an insulating barrier product that would allow air to travel between his roof’s decking and existing insulation. Owens Corning® Raft-R-Mate® Attic Rafter Vents provides air flow for a balanced ventilation system for a home. The existing insulation was bunching against the inside slope of the roof between the rafters, essentially blocking air from flowing through the attic. Raft-R-Mate Attic Rafter Vents create a space between the insulation and the roof deck to allow a constant flow of fresh air from soffit vent to the ridge by preventing blockage of the airway at the soffit.
Masonry
For over 50 years, Safety Hoist Company has been designing innovations for the roofing, solar, and chimney/masonry industries. The company’s flagship product, the Safety Hoist, is a market leader in platform material hoists and lifts with both gas and electric models available.
Caulking
Inspection of the installation, sealing, and flashing can help identify any maintenance issues. Using code approved caulking, mortar, and other flexible materials can help prevent water intrusion. Over time these can degrade and create leak potentials. For larger penetrations, inspection of proper flashing and water diverters should be done. The anticipated tributary water upslope is important in the determination of cricket sizes for larger openings or structures.

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