“Ethical roofing sales” shouldn’t be a niche concept. It should be the standard. The truth is: the highest-volume reps and teams don’t win by being pushy. They win by being consistent, disciplined, and trustworthy—and by building a process that makes homeowners feel safe saying “yes.” This 2026 guide outlines how to sell roofs ethically while…
Can You Reclaim Water Run-off from Your Roof? Yes, water run-off from asphalt shingle roofs can be reclaimed, but it is essential to understand its limitations and proper uses. Reclaimed water from asphalt shingles should only be used for non-potable purposes such as lawn, shrubbery, and flower irrigation. It is not FDA approved for potable…
Understanding Open Valley Installation Open valleys are a crucial part of roofing, channeling water off the roof and preventing leaks. Owens Corning provides detailed guidelines for installing open valleys to ensure durability and effectiveness. Key Steps for Installing Open Valleys Additional Tips for Installation Conclusion Following Owens Corning’s detailed recommendations for installing open valleys ensures…
Welcome to a definitive guide on IRC roof ceiling construction that goes beyond the basics. In this blog post, we will delve into the world of International Code Council (ICC) 2015 reference, uncover the secrets of braced rafter construction, and unravel the mysteries of using span tables to accurately size joists and rafters. Whether you’re…
Introduction: The APA – The Engineered Wood Association established the Performance Standards and Qualification Policy for Structural-Use Panels in the 1980s, aiming to standardize wood-based structural panels. This initiative includes specific guidelines for Rated Sturd-I-Floor, Rated Sheathing, and Rated Siding, ensuring quality and consistency in construction materials. Key Standards and Qualifications: Historical Context: The APA…
