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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) March 27, 2014
KPOST Company, industry-leading commercial roofing company in Dallas, has released a checklist and information on commercial roofing weather preparedness on their website. This spring North Texas is expected to have more rain than normal, while the rest of Texas will continue in drought conditions. After several hard freezes and two winter storms, North Texas commercial roofs are in desperate need of maintenance before storms hit. Commercial roofing experts, KPOST Company, have provided vital information on preparing for seasonal changes.
In a recent article Commercial Roofing Needs Spring Cleaning, Too! - Tracey Donels, KPOST Company Service Manager recommends getting inspections before costly problems arise.
Think of it like performing maintenance on your vehicle before a road trip. You dont wait until you are on the trip to perform the maintenance. You do it in advance of the long drive. The same is true of roof inspections between major seasonal changes, particularly before the April rainy season.
The expansion and contraction of roofing materials during radical temperature fluctuation, like the ones North Texas has seen this year, are damaging to roof and building envelopes. Damage includes gaps, splits, holes, and flashings that could require costly repairs if not detected in time.
Now is the time to be proactive since we have been through a heat cycle and freeze cycle. Whatever impact the weather has had on the roof should be quite obvious, allowing for identification of any suspect issues prior to their exposure by a heavy rain, said Scott Bredehoeft, KPOST Director of Business Development.
KPOST has provided checklists and information on weather preparedness and will continue to deliver industry-focused material via the Latest News section of their new website.
About KPOST Company KPOST Company, Dallas commercial roofing experts, is an industry-leading commercial roofing and waterproofing, contractor whose core values are SAFETY, QUALITY, and VALUE. KPOSTs services include commercial roofing (both new construction and roof replacement), waterproofing, specialty installations, repair & maintenance and lightweight insulating concrete. Over the past 10 years, KPOST has completed over $250 million in roofing/waterproofing construction including high profile contracts such as the AT&T Stadium, the Perot Museum of Science and Nature, the Omni Dallas Convention Center Hotel, and the Container Store Headquarters and Distribution Center. For more information visit the website at http://kpostcompany.com.
Press Contact: Renae Bales KPOST Company 972-910-8777 Jeff Brady Brady Media Group jeff(at)bradymediagroup(dot)com
Houston, TX (PRWEB) March 28, 2014
Braun's Roofing has announced new roofing services for commercial buildings this Spring. The company specializes in roofing installation and repair. They can install shingles, metal roofs, tile roofs, and roof coatings, on top of performing roof maintenance and emergency repairs.
Braun's Roofing's uses materials from several high-end distributors. They carry versatile roofing systems from Versico, which are available for a variety of applications. Braun's Roofing also works with Awaplan, a bitumen roll roofing product from TAMKO Building Products, Inc. Additionally, Braun's Roofing employs materials from Whirlwind building components, designed for cost efficiency and durability. Two more options they provide are supplies from Architectural Building Components (which focus on leak resistance) and GenFlex roofing materials (meant for versatility).
Especially relevant for the warmer months of spring, Braun's Roofing carries Certainteed cool roofing products, which are designed to reflect solar heat and therefore reduce energy use for energy efficient climate control. Energy-efficient roofs may be a good way for businesses to cut down on utility bills. Braun's Roofing is able to consult with building owners on the proper materials for their roofs; they advise taking into consideration factors like the building's HVAC system and the owner's finances.
In addition to roofing installation, Braun's Roofing also focuses on repair and maintenance. For instance, they perform leak repairs and inspections, and are adept at dealing with ponding water (when water collects on top of a flat roof and doesn't drain away). They also put a focus on keeping animalssuch as bats and squirrelsfrom entering and making homes inside buildings. As with roofing installation, Braun's Roofing consults with building owners to figure out a proper repair approach.
Aside from commercial roofing services, Braun's Roofing also installs and repairs residential roofs, windows, doors, siding, gutters, and insulation. The company carries workers' compensation and general liability insurance, and employs bonded and certified roofers. Free estimates and financing services are available from the company.
About Braun's Roofing has been operating in Houston and Galveston since 1987, and is accredited by the Better Business Bureau. They belong to several other professional organizations, including the Roofing Contractors' Association of Texas and the National Roofing Contractors Association. Additionally, the company participates in several area rotary clubs. Their main office number is 713-645-0505.
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New York, NY (PRWEB) March 27, 2014
Having previously announced the return of New Yorks largest free grassroots tennis event on June 1, 2014 from 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, N.Y., United Sports Publications (USP)publisher of New York and Long Island Tennis Magazinetoday has announced several additions to this family-friendly event, including new sponsor partners and the addition of the Unified Tennis Games Tournament as part of the 2014 New York Tennis Expo lineup.
With just over two months to go until the expo, tennis enthusiasts have voiced their support for the event and role the New York Tennis Expo plays in helping to promote and grow the sport of tennis in New York with more than 800 attendees having pre-registered to date. The continued support from the tennis business community has also been encouraging, with more than 50 percent of the sponsorship opportunities sold to date for the 2014 New York Tennis Expo.
Additionally, USP is pleased to announce that the 2014 New York Tennis Expo will also play host to the Unified Tennis Games Tournament in partnership with The Special Olympics of New York during the course of the days events. Conceived in 2003 and developed by teaching professional Steven Kaplan of Bethpage Park Tennis Center, the tournament represents the culmination of a broader instructional, mentorship and practice program pairing area high school varsity and tournament players with intellectually challenged athletes.
We are really pleased with the support thus far from our 2014 sponsor partners and the addition of the Unified Tennis Games Tournament in partnership with The Special Olympics of New York, said David Sickmen, publisher of United Sports Publications. Our goal for the 2014 Expo is to continue to bring tennis enthusiasts together with great companies and organizations who share our commitment and support this great game of ours on the grassroots level.
Following the inaugural Expo event in 2013 that drew in excess of 3,000 attendees, the Second Annual New York Tennis Expo will afford tennis enthusiasts and their families the opportunity to experience an expansive Activity Zone, extensive On-Court Play Opportunities, two floors of the best tennis-related products and services and interactive panel discussions headlined once again by world-renowned Tennis Coach Nick Bollettieri.
By leveraging participation in this event, local, regional and national companies associated with the sport can showcase their products and services in a concentrated one-day, one-stop location. With the 2013 New York Tennis Expo selling out completely, a limited number of exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities are still available for the 2014 New York Tennis Expo.
For more information on exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities, or to inquire about creating your own custom opportunity, contact United Sports Publications via e-mail at info(at)usptennis(dot)com or call (516)409-4444.
For no-cost pre-registration to the 2014 New York Tennis Expo, log on to http://www.2014nytennisexpo.eventbrite.com.
About New York Tennis Magazine and Long Island Tennis Magazine New York Tennis Magazine and Long Island Tennis Magazine are the Ultimate Guides to Tennis in their respective regions. The publications are designed to promote and develop the sport of tennis on every level in the communities. Each issue provides news and insight into our growing sport by reporting on the people, events and trends that shape the sport of tennis in New York and Long Island. The goal at New York Tennis Magazine and Long Island Tennis Magazine is to work with the local tennis clubs, camps and industry partners to best inform the readership on what's happening in the local tennis community.
Posted March 27, 2014
Madison Bumgarner will try to lead the Giants back into NL West contention. (Jason O. Watson/Getty Images)
This week, SI.com is previewing all 30 MLB teams, counting down to the No. 1 team in the league. At No. 8: The San Francisco Giants. You can find previews for teams 30 through 9here.
2013 Record and Finish:76-86, tied for third place in NL West (18th overall) 2014 projected record:92-70, second place in NL West
The Case For The Giants have won two World Series in the last four seasons and are only two seasons removed from their last championship. There has been very little turnover on the team since the 2012 World Series. Offseason additions Mike Morse, their new leftfielder, and Tim Hudson are the only changes to the starting lineup and rotation since then, and five of the six most-used relievers on that 2012 team remain in place in the bullpen. Given that Morse and Hudson should both be upgrades (over Gregor Blanco and Barry Zito) and the holdovers include many key players still in their prime (Buster Posey, Brandon Belt, Pablo Sandoval, Brandon Crawford, and Madison Bumgarner are all 27 or younger, and Matt Cain is 29), its very reasonable to expect this team to rebound from its lousy 2013 performance. Cain, whose early struggles contributed to the teams poor showing last year, posted a 2.36 ERA after the All-Star break. The Giants also hope to benefit from healthy seasons from centerfielder Angel Pagan and starter Ryan Vogelsong.
The Case Against Vogelsong is 36 and has been hit hard this spring. Hudson is 38 and has seen his ERA rise in each of the last three years. Tim Lincecum has posted a 72 ERA+ over the last two seasons and will turn 30 in June. Thats sixty percent of the rotation right there. Second baseman Marco Scutaro is 38 and willstart the season on the disabled list with a bad back. Morse was awful last year, hitting .215/.270/.381 for Seattle and Baltimore, the second straight year that his production fell off significantly. Sandovals power has decreased in each of the last two seasons as he shed nearly 100 points of isolated power (slugging minus batting average) between 2011 and 2013. Hunter Pence, who turns 31 in April, seems likely to regress after a career year in 2013. In short: The 2012 team may have overachieved.
2014 Fantasy baseball team preview: San Francisco Giants
X-Factor: Experience Morse was on the 2012 Nationals, who had the best record in baseball. Tim Hudson has been to six postseasons with the As and Braves. Every member of the Giants projected lineup and rotation and the five relievers remaining from 2012 have been on teams that have won their division. All have experience in the playoffs. Experience doesnt necessarily make a team better, but it can help players remain cool under the pressure of a pennant race and in the postseason, if the Giants are fortunate enough to get back there.
Number To Know: 83 Matt Cains ERA+ last year, by far the worst mark of his career but the second best among San Franciscos five primary starting pitchers in 2013. In the National League, only the rotations of the Rockies and Phillies, who play in far more hitter-friendly ballparks, had higher raw ERAs than the Giants rotation last year. Given that, its hard to believe those starters wont be significantly better this year, even if Hudson shows his age, Vogelsong yields to Yusmeiro Petit, and Lincecum has another season like the last two.
Scouts Takes Most overrated: Brandon Crawford For a middle of the diamond player, a premium position player, he comes up a little bit short on both sides. I think they were expecting more development out of him and hes kind of if he hasnt tailed off, hes leveled off for sure. His feet, for a shortstop on a championship team, his feet are just fair, for me. His range, his speed, his agility, all those things are just average at best. If he were an offensive player, itd be a different story, but he doesnt bring a lot on that side, either.
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