Newsletters
Our goal in our RTN newsletters is to help
educate you on roofing best practices and to give you
information that will enable you to make the best decisions
possible in behalf of your roof, whether for your home or that
of your company's facility.
This information is geared toward ultimately saving you money. Remember: Knowledge is Power!
Archives
(Click on a month or topic to view that newsletter)
November/December 2012 - Due to all the activities taking place during the holiday season
we wanted to condense and limit the content for this month's newsletter. We felt it a good time to announce our new status as authorized installers of one of the most
versatile and highest-quality products in the roofing industry -
Final Flat Roof K-1 (FFR K-1). You've just got to check this product out.
October 2012 - Since winter can be very hard on your roof, it is important to
make sure your roof is ready to handle the extremes common to our winter climate. In order to know for sure if your roof is ready for winter
it is imperative to first understand how the snow, ice, and fluctuating temperatures of a Colorado winter work together to wreak havoc on your
roof, which can potentially and unnecessarily costing you thousands of dollars.
September 2012 - While on the surface safety seems like it's a no-brainer; just do it!
However, there is a reality to safety as it relates to the construction industry that is often overlooked: It's true cost. Some contractors cut corners on
safety in order to keep costs down. Many business owners never fully appreciate the liability of working with a contractor that doesn't have a high regard
for safety. This article delves into some of the nuances that should govern the evaluation of your next roofing project and who you contract to do it. Safety
matters, more than you may realize.
August 2012 - The fight of the century! Who will win? Who should win? What does
it mean for you? As we look at the importance and the differences between product quality and that of workmanship, we help answer those
questions for you. This month's newsletter is geared to helping you determine how to achieve getting the best value out of your next roofing
project. You can only determine that if you fully understand how product quality, workmanship, and price relate to each other.
July 2012 - Not all warranties are created equal. In fact, comparing warranties
between different roofing products is often a highly-effective way of determining which product to spend your hard-earned money on. Some warranties have
hidden costs and requirements that add significantly to your bottom line. Don't make the mistake of just "accepting" what you think may be a good warranty.
Take the time to evaluate your options. In this month's newsletter article, we tell you what to look for and how to evaluate your warranty options.
December 2011 -
This last newsletter hurrah of the 2011 season delves into a subject
that is often overlooked, yet surprisingly important. If
misunderstood or improperly implemented, it can (most likely will)
create additional costs, durability problems and many other
unfortunate outcomes. What is it? If in the market for a new roof -
whether new construction or re-roofing an existing one - it is
critical to know whether your new roof will be mechanically-attached
or fully-adhered. Find out the differences and why it matters what
you choose.
October 2011 - If your roof ever gets damaged
by wind, hail, or another storm-related event, would you know what to do? The insurance claims process can be
very complicated. But it doesn't need to be. Understanding how the process is supposed to work can give you the
knowledge you need to navigate the insurance maze and get what your policy entitles you to. In
this October 2011
newsletter we provide insight into this otherwise difficult process.
June 2011 - What really is roof
restoration and how can it save me money on my roof revitalization efforts? How long is too long to
wait before a restoration system can no longer be viable? The
answers to those questions and much more is packed into our June
2011 newsletter. Enjoy!
