by Rick Miller | Sep 22, 2021 | Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
Metal roofing is having a moment right now, and there are a couple of good reasons for its recent upswing in popularity. First and foremost, these roofs are durable and long-lasting. Sheet metal, in particular, is known to have excellent wind resistance, and most...
by Rick Miller | Aug 25, 2021 | Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
There are a lot of new, up-and-coming trends in the roofing industry right now! What’s driving these trends? Some of it is the need to create energy-efficient roofing, or roofing that can stand up to weather that is becoming increasingly more extreme. The pandemic is...
by Rick Miller | Jun 21, 2021 | Felt Underlayment, Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
Of all the places in the United States, Florida has some of the toughest building codes around—at least where roofing is concerned. It’s something born out of necessity. Since Florida is a hurricane-prone state with a history of big storms making landfall, these codes...
by Rick Miller | May 24, 2021 | Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
In the roofing industry, the COVID-19 saga continues. Raw materials shortages have been affecting every aspect of construction in the form of increasing prices, shipping delays, and other issues. All of this is compounded by the fact that storm season has resulted in...
by Rick Miller | Apr 20, 2021 | Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
It’s undeniable that COVID-19 has had sweeping impacts on the roofing industry, some of which, we’ve talked about before. Early on, roofing contractors experienced material and inspection delays, canceled jobs, and layoffs. As things have progressed, prices have gone...
by Rick Miller | Mar 18, 2021 | Roofing Underlayment, Synthetic Underlayment
COVID-19 has had far-reaching effects on industries of all kinds—and that includes the roofing industry. From the start, roofers and others in the industry have struggled to produce supplies, and some of these challenges are ongoing. That is compounded by the fact...
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