What Is Manufacturing Dust on New Shingles? Manufacturing dust, commonly known as “Cutter Dust,” is a fine, dry particulate matter deposited on the surface of new shingles. This dust can cause newly installed shingles to appear dusty, temporarily obscuring their true color. Cutter dust is typically more noticeable on darker-colored shingles. Causes of Cutter Dust…
Allied Emergency Services, a leading provider of insurance restoration services, is excited to share the news of Atlas Roofing Corporation’s recent rebranding efforts. As the company celebrates its 40th anniversary, it has introduced a new brand identity that better reflects its people, passion, and purpose. The rebrand includes a new logo, corporate tagline, mission, vision,…
Memorial Day marks a time of remembrance and gratitude, a moment to honor those who have served and sacrificed for our nation’s freedom. At Allied Emergency Services, we celebrate this holiday with deep respect and heartfelt thanks. As part of the Chicagoland community and with partners across the U.S.A, we take this weekend to reflect…
Welcome to our blog post exploring the essential aspects of International Building Code (IBC) regulations pertaining to gymnasiums and basketball courts. Understanding and adhering to these codes is crucial for ensuring the safety and structural integrity of athletic facilities. In this article, we’ll delve into the specific requirements outlined by the IBC regarding glazing, definitions…
Enhance Your Home with Energy-Efficient Windows in Illinois Energy efficiency is a growing concern for homeowners in Illinois, and one of the most impactful upgrades you can make is installing energy-efficient windows. Not only do these windows help reduce your utility bills, but they also enhance the comfort and value of your home. In this…
