The LEKA Warm Roof and the LEKA Orangery Roof have taken the market by storm since they were launched three years ago. The LEKA Warm Roof delivers the thermal efficiency today’s homeowners are looking for from their conservatories thanks to the unique GRP construction, which results in a U value of just 0.15 W/m²K. The roof is available in any design, can incorporate Velux roof lights and offers a bigger span and a lower pitch, giving it incredible versatility. It’s good for installers too: there are fewer elements to install than on a traditional solid conservatory roof, so on-site installation typically takes just two to three days, including removing the old conservatory roof.

Roofing underlayment industry, being an essential vertical of the construction sphere, is governed by the laws applicable for this rapidly expanding sector. However, recently, four major roofing companies aiming to expand the reach of roofing underlayment market in the overall construction space and manufacture cutting-edge underlayment products for building envelope applications, have formed the Asphalt Underlayment Council (AUC). This association, the first of its kind, focuses exclusively on underlays and identifies the need for a council that helps standardize the quality and performance of underlayment products. In the years to come, this association would focus on bringing forth regulatory issues to the fore by means of outreach programs and educational initiatives, that would have a considerable impact on the overall roofing underlayment industry trends.

So, I think in our guidance, we gave you a D&A number of — what did we say? $2.3 billion. Some of that flows through cost of goods sold. So, on the expense line, you could plan about $2 billion of D&A on the expense line and the remaining $300 million would be up in the cost of goods sold.

All of this requires forethought in recognizing that structures have an end of life. There is value in planning, designing and building in such a way that when a structure reaches the end of its usefulness, people can maximize the salvage of the materials removed from these structures. Creating a value in the end of life of a structure also decreases the likelihood of walking away from these valuable resources – reducing private sector abandonment in a community experiencing distress.

Whenever I walk into a restaurant nowadays I can’t help looking back at the time I worked for an Italian Food Wholesaler. I spent six years of my life driving a food service truck and delivering all the food to Italian and Greek restaurants exclusively. It seemed like a normal job from the outside. However, from the inside world of food distribution and from the view of hanging on a cheese truck, there was nothing normal about it whatsoever. It was an Italian thing. Whether it was the olive oil companies out of Italy called the Agra – Mafia and their shenanigans or the many pizzerias owned by retired and not so retired gangsters, the world of mozzarella cheese was as colorful as the world of white collar crime I left behind.

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My house uses a 40 cubic meter (10,000 gal) cistern collected from a painted steel roof – all of our household water for drinking, cooking, showering, toilets and some irrigation (we also have a 10,000 cubic meter pond) come off the roof. We are up by the Alaska panhandle & receive about 1/5 the Seattle area’s rainfall. A significant proportion of Australia’s rural (and some urban) population do the same, here is the government approved pamphlet from Vancouver Island on the topic.

Live like royalty at 6936 Kings Court. Elegance and beauty surround you in this five bedroom, four bath 2429 square foot walkout ranch in Hickory Crest. High ceilings, large windows, white painted woodwork, walnut floors, high end appliances (Wolf, Sub Zero, & Miele), quartz countertops, a formal dining room, large butler’s pantry, and soothing contemporary wall colors are just a few of the stately features on the main level. Situated on a .48 acre lot, this home continues to impress with a four stall garage, gorgeous stucco exterior, and a two-year old roof with distinctive architectural shingles. Downstairs, find 1900 square feet of finish with three large bedrooms, two full baths, a spacious family room, gas fireplace, and a well-appointed wet bar with a full sized refrigerator and range increase the WOW factor and functionality of this home. Discover these and more majestic features in 6936 Kings Court. You’ll be delighted to call it HOME!

But, soon, these dyed-in-the-wool environmentalists realized a country house would require a car, and their retirement plan centred on walking to a high street, bicycling everywhere else and using a car-share service on rare occasions. Connections to major transit hubs were important also. So, Mr. Braendli began searching for homes that fit those criteria, but also ones that hadn’t been renovated, since he didn’t fancy tearing out new(ish) millwork. A tall order, but soon Guelph showed up on the radar; it helped, too, that Ms. Lolley had grown up there and was familiar with its housing stock.

The New York Public Library has some early 20th century photos of the Utica Avenue corner for historic context, but unfortunately they’re facing in the opposite direction.

TAMKO® Building Products, Inc. proudly introduces its new Heritage® Designer Ridge asphalt shingle. Constructed with SBS modified bitumen technology, the high profile ridge product adds a look of polished sophistication to finish asphalt roofing projects with style.

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