Forged in 1984.
Proven since the Middle Ages.
Hail Storm Roof Damage Prevention Pellets, marbles, walnuts, baseballs, grapefruits… What’s the worst hail storm you’ve ever been in? Rock-hard objects hurtling from the stratosphere at well-over 100 mph (depending on …
Beautiful Options for Your Rustic Roof It’s the “rusted roofing craze”. Everyone seems to be talking about it. In an effort to attain a rustic look, buildings are planned with steel roofs treated …
Water is a sneaky substance. If you do not tell it where to go, it will go wherever it wants to. And though you might tend to think otherwise, down is not always …
As a talented architect, how do you distinguish yourself, your designs, and work product from others’? Answer: You develop strong relationships based on trust with other professionals who are unique …
We love to feature projects showcasing our interlocking shingles. Today, we’ll feature one of the most beautifully crafted roofs we have ever seen–and it’s for sale! Your dream house awaits! …
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We had the privilege of engineering and manufacturing the materials and assisting with the design for the beautiful dome cresting the Jewish Museum of Florida. We also reengineered, reinforced and …
In 5000 BC, arsenic was traded for tin as an additive to copper to create a newer, stronger alloy with innumerable applications. Back then, roofs and walls were made of …
For those who live in historic districts, it can prove difficult to find materials and systems compliant to codes. Our terne material is perfect for most of these applications. This …
This beautiful private residence in Watermill, NY sits back a mere thousand feet or so from Mecox Bay right on the Atlantic. Since this building was so close to salt …
