By preparing this report, designed to help solve contemporary issues and preserve the built environment for decades into the future, ERA is extending its commitment to deliver technical and research support, provide dependable roofing solutions and communicate the longstanding attributes of EPDM roofing materials to the construction industry.
This membrane incorporates the industry's highest-quality ketone ethylene ester, Elvaloy HP, for superior flexibility, strength, and chemical and UV resistance.
Westlake Royal Building Products will exhibit its energy efficient and weather resistant roofing systems and solutions at the 2024 International Builders’ Show from February 27 through 29 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
According to research published last year by market research and competitive intelligence provider Fact.MR, the cool roof coating market is expected to reach $8.3 billion by 2032—almost doubling what the market currently generates.
A variety of Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions’ energy efficient and resilient roofing systems and options will also be showcased in the booth including selections from the U.S. Tile Clay Roofing Products, Newpoint Concrete Roof Tile, Unified Steel Stone Coated Roofing, and Westlake Royal Roofing Components product lines.
Jonathan Humble, FAIA, NCARB, LEED BD+C, regional director of the American Iron and Steel Institute Construction Technical Program, was presented with the Cool Roof Rating Council’s Lifetime Award at its annual meeting held on June 14, 2023 in Las Vegas.
Inherent in their makeup, metal roofs are sustainable, durable, and last about three times longer than other roofs. They help to trap less heat and cool a building down quicker.
Jeremy Grunewald, national product manager for roofing products and systems manufacturer Mule-Hide Products Co. Inc., has been named a Cool Roof Rating Council Educator.
In an effort to reduce operating costs, shrink power plant-generated greenhouse gas emissions, obtain green building certifications, and make building materials last longer, owners and managers of commercial buildings are looking for ways to lower their building's energy consumption.