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Articles by Chris King

Content Is King: Join Our Live Safety Webinar August 23

Chris King
August 22, 2011
Got questions about OSHA’s new enforcement guidelines for residential construction? Then tune into this month’s Roofing Contractor webinar titled “Ensuring Safety on the Jobsite.”  
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Content Is King: Maybe Mike Doonesbury Is on to Something

Chris King
August 9, 2011
I was a bit surprised to find that roofing was the topic of this Sunday’s “Doonesbury” comic strip. In it, Mike Doonesbury is chatting with his friend Bernie about “cool roof” initiatives.
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Consultants Stress the Value of Preventive Maintenance

Chris King
August 1, 2011
Roof consultants typically work with both the building owner and the roofing contractor, giving them a unique perspective when it comes to examining roof maintenance. Roofing Contractor spoke with four consultants who work with building owners across the country and asked them to share their clients’ key concerns and their goals in setting up roof asset management programs.
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Content Is King: New EPDM Facility Is Great News for a Lot of Reasons

Chris King
July 21, 2011
Johns Manville (JM), a Berkshire Hathaway company, recently held a groundbreaking ceremony at its new EPDM manufacturing facility in Milan, Ohio. This is a great story for the roofing industry, and I was on hand to cover the news for Roofing Contractor.
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Content Is King: Beating the Post-Vacation Blues

Chris King
July 12, 2011
Like a lot of you out there, I was on vacation last week. We spent a glorious Fourth of July break in northern Michigan.
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Content Is King: Pushing the Envelope

Chris King
June 16, 2011
Most consultants agree that the sluggish economy is bringing increased attention to roof maintenance. Rick Cook, a partner in ADC Engineering in Charleston, S.C., and the current president of RCI, Inc., sees contractors expanding that mindset to the entire building envelope.
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Editor's Note: A Silver Lining in Tough Economic Times

Chris King
May 18, 2011
Roof consultants typically work with both the building owner and the roofing contractor, giving them a unique perspective when it comes to examining roof maintenance.
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Content Is King: Strolling Down the Avenue at the AIA Show

Chris King
May 17, 2011
The American Institute of Architects brought some interesting concepts to the show floor for the AIA 2011 National Convention and Design Exposition, held last week in New Orleans.
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Can You Do That?

Chris King
May 4, 2011
Recently I spoke with roof consultant Greg Hayne, owner of Roof Management, headquartered in Fairfield, Iowa.
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King's Corner: Extending the Life of the Roof

Chris King
April 27, 2011
I was chatting the other day with Architectural Roofing & Waterproofing editorial director John D’Annunzio about roof maintenance.
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