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St. Louis, MO (PRWEB) June 14, 2013

For 37 years, Rely Roofing has served the St. Louis areas locally owned and operated flat-roofed businesses. Currently, Rely Roofing is offering their new customers an annual gutter cleaning, with no charge, for scheduling a flat roof maintenance consultation.

Rely Roofing recommends that building owners schedule at least three to four gutter cleanings in a year, especially during the summer storm season. During storms, debris such as leaves and branches may be caught in gutters, which can lead to expensive damage to the building and gutter system.

According to Rely Roofings Allen Ely, there are several important reasons businesses and homeowners should schedule multiple gutter cleanings in a year. "Gutter cleaning is important to the overall condition of flat-roofed structures, this ensures gutters are functioning properly, especially during the summer storm season. Keeping the gutter and flat roof free of debris ensures there will not be roof leaking or water pooling around the foundation of your building. Annual gutter cleaning also ensures buildings do not have mold, mildew or other harmful irritants which may enter a building because of roof leaks."

Flat roof maintenance, according to Rely Roofing, it is "highly beneficial to the maintenance of residential, commercial and industrial flat roofs. There are several benefits to flat roof restoration such as extending the life of a flat roof up to ten years, being more cost effective than flat roof replacement and flat roof coatings used in restoration can reflect up to 90% of the heat given off by the sun."

A locally owned St. Louis business, Rely Roofings experts specialize in all types of flat roofing. When maintenance and repairs are not enough, Rely Roofing guarantees the new roof construction services they provide will stand up to the natural St. Louis elements. The flat roof specialists at Rely Roofing can determine which flat roofing system is best for any new residential, commercial or industrial building.

About Rely Roofing:

For over 30 years, Rely Roofing has served the St. Louis areas businesses through re-roofing flat and metal roofs starting from single family units to buildings over 500,000 square feet. Rely Roofing is owned and operated by the Ely family; Richard (owner), Michael, Allen and Jonathan.

Contact Rely Roofing at their website: http://www.relyflatroof.com or call them at (314) 968-6600.

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INDIANAPOLIS -- Firestone Building Products Company, LLC, a leading manufacturer and supplier of a comprehensive "Roots to Rooftops" portfolio of products, today introduced Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems, a family of products which help extend the life of commercial and industrial metal roofs. The products were developed using elastomeric roof coating technology formulated with 100 percent acrylic polymer to offer superior adhesion, water protection and durability.

Firestone Building Products is committed to developing products for sustainable building envelope solutions. The addition of Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems, which are ENERGY STAR approved, demonstrates the commitment to helping commercial and industrial facilities achieve better building performance and efficiency. These systems can help reduce the temperature of a roof's surface by up to 100F and can minimize the peak cooling demands of a building by up to 15 percent. The highest level of energy savings is achieved when using lighter colors such as white or tan.

"Firestone Building Products is dedicated to continually innovating sustainable products to meet new building requirements. These new systems are just one example of how we can extend the life of a roof, and by extension, protect the building envelope," said Gary Thompson, General Manager, Innovative Products and Services at Firestone Building Products. "This launch demonstrates our commitment to the environment, and to creating smarter, more sustainable buildings."

Firestone Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems are designed to protect the building envelope from harsh weather, severe temperatures, airborne pollutants and emissions. This family of products offers a cost-efficient way to help extend the lifetime of a metal roof. The product portfolio includes: -- Metal top coats -- Metal primers -- Metal patching -- Skylight restoration -- Seam tape & fabrics

Additional benefits of Firestone Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems include: -- Easy to install -- Recycled content of 95 percent -- Cost effective alternative to replacing a metal roof -- High solid count allows for a uniform distribution -- 10-Year warranty available -- Tax deductible in the first year

"Firestone Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems are an excellent resolution for contractors, facility managers and building owners who want to protect a commercial or industrial metal roof from environmental elements, and lengthen the lifetime of the roof," said Joe Marzahl, Product Manager, Metal Products at Firestone Building Products. "Firestone Building Products is committed to providing trusted solutions for our customers that not only maximize the energy efficiency of a building, but also keep operating and repair costs down."

This product line offers a start to finish solution for each stage in the restoration of a metal roof. Firestone Fluid Applied Metal Roofing Systems are applied in three easy steps: prep, seal and coat. The metal coating systems also add to the aesthetics of a roof and building. It is available in four colors: white, tan, gray and black. For more information, visit: http://www.firestonebpco.com/roofing/metal-roofing-systems/fluid-applied-metal-roofing-systems.

About Firestone Building Products Company, LLC (www.firestonebpco.com): Firestone Building Products Company, LLC is a leading manufacturer and supplier of a comprehensive "Roots to Rooftops" portfolio of products for commercial building performance solutions. By taking the entire building envelope into consideration, Firestone tailors solutions to individual customer and project needs for roofing, wall and specialty product systems. Headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., the company also offers outstanding technical services, an international network of roofing contractors, distributors and field sales representatives, and superior warranty protection. Products include: commercial roofing systems, roofing accessories, green roofing systems, photovoltaic and daylighting systems, vegetative roofing systems, metal wall panels, insulation, cavity wall construction, pond liners and geomembranes and stormwater management solutions.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 13, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Window World, Inc.(R), America's largest replacement window and home remodeling company, sponsored the St. Jude Presents John Rich & Friends Concert on June 4 and the Window World Pro-Am at the 56th annual FedEx St. Jude Classic PGA TOUR event on June 5, both of which benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R).

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The second annual concert was sponsored once again by Window World. It was a star-studded fundraiser featuring John Rich, Big Kenny, Wynonna and Larry the Cable Guy. "One of the greatest honors of my life's work is to help the kids at St Jude. To bring music to their lives, and use music to raise funds for their care is something bigger than a hit song or a sold out concert," said Rich.

Window World conducted a contest among its sales consultants to see who could raise the most money for St. Jude. The top five fundraisers were invited to Memphis to attend the concert. Just before the concert began, Window World CEO Tammy Whitworth, along with the top five fundraisers, presented a $50,000 check to Richard Shadyac Jr., CEO of ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Window World also sponsored the Pro-Am, which kicked off the FedEx St. Jude Classic at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tenn. As part of the sponsorship, Window World displayed The Stinger, a commemorative racecar that features autographs of Indianapolis 500 starters. For each signature received, Window World Cares(R), the charitable foundation of Window World, makes a donation to St. Jude. To date, the car has raised $43,848. During the Pro-Am, veteran Indy driver George Follmer autographed the car, making his the 232nd signature.

Window World Cares has been raising money for the hospital since 2008, and in 2010 Window World was named St. Jude's New Corporate Partner of the Year. "We are thrilled to support the children of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through these events," said Whitworth. "Everyone has a good time, and most importantly, we're raising money and awareness for a great cause."

About Window World, Inc.(R)

Window World, Inc.(R), headquartered in North Wilkesboro, N.C., is a replacement window company with stores and offices in more than 200 cities nationwide. Founded in 1995 and led by CEO Tammy Whitworth, the company supplies windows, siding and doors to consumers through its network of stores. Window World is an ENERGY STAR(R) retail partner. Its products have earned the Good Housekeeping Seal five years in a row. Additionally, through its charitable foundation Window World Cares(R), the Window World family provides funding for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R) and was named New Corporate Partner of the Year in 2010. For more information about Window World, visit http://www.WindowWorld.com or call 1-800 NEXT WINDOW.

About Window World Cares(R)

Window World Cares(R) was founded in 2008 by Tammy Whitworth and her late husband, Todd. Since its inception, the foundation has raised more than $3 million for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital(R). To learn more about Window World Cares or to donate, visit http://www.WindowWorldCares.com.

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MIDLAND PARK A $955,075 roof replacement project approved by voters for schools in the district in April will begin in a few weeks.

The work involves the tear off and replacement of the roofs at Highland and Godwin elementary schools and about half the roof at Midland Park High School/Middle School, said School Board President Bill Sullivan. Part of the roof on the combined high school/middle school was replaced last year.

The money approved by cover about half the cost with the rest coming from surplus funds in this years budget, Sullivan said. In December, Midland Park voters rejected two ballot questions one asking to borrow $12.2 million to renovate the districts three schools, and the other to borrow $3.1 million for artificial turf, lights and other improvements to the high school athletic field and auditorium. Both were soundly defeated, the first rejected by voters 1,097 to 617 and the second 1,130 to 487.

A scaled-back referendum that targeted the roof repairs was put on the April 16 ballot for voters, along with the school board candidates. The funding was approved 1,009 to 570.

The June weather hasnt been a help, Sullivan said.

The recent heavy rains have caused the existing leaks to reappear at our three buildings, but no new problems have emerged of any significance, Sullivan said. Our plan is to have all the roofing work done over the summer when the students and majority of the staff are on break.

Sullivan is aware that heavy rains are again forecast for Thursday night and into Friday. The deluge will be similar to last week, weather forecasters say.

Hopefully well get a break from the recent wet weather for the last few weeks of school, but the forecast doesnt look promising, Sullivan said. Our administration and staff have done a great job managing the situation.

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Addressing unfinished business, the board of supervisors voted to reopen bids for the replacement of the municipal buildings roof.

At its May 13 meeting, the board agreed to accept a $125,300 bid of the roof replacement from Pro Com Roofing, of Warrington. During a May 28 executive session, the board was informed of potential litigation and consequently rejected all bids during the June 5 meeting.

Were going to put the municipal building out for re-bid for anybody, Chairwoman Barbara Salvadore said. We made an error in the last bid, so were going to open it up again.

The board also agreed to sign the Mill Road construction inspection agreement and will move forward with the inspection.

In January, the board approved recommending the firm McCormick Taylor to provide on-site construction inspection services for the Mill Road Bridge replacement project. The recommendation then went to PennDOT, which made the final decision and negotiated the cost. PennDOT has targeted October as when it will bid the project, with construction taking place in 2014, according to News-Herald archives.

The last item of business for the board was a discussion of replacing air condensing and air handling units at the township building.

We didnt know it needed replacement at this point in time, Salvadore said. Were going to have an HVAC engineer come in and advise us, just like we had someone advise us on the roof.

After approving new business, Supervisor Jim Groff asked about the replacement of police cars.

Every year the township tries to replace about three police cars, Salvadore said. The police department is expecting to get a replacement car soon and then will have to outfit it with the police gear before it can be used. Continued...

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Summer is always a busy time at Guilford Public Schools, with tons of improvement projects planned at nearly all the district schools, according to Director of Operations and Facilities Cliff Gurnham.

"As always, we do have a large number of projects planned for this summer," said Gurnham.

A.W. Cox School has a number of upgrades taking place, including new windows and doors, as well as renovations to the main entrance and offices and floor and carpet replacements. Gurnham said the cost is estimated at $80,000.

Elisabeth C. Adams Middle School will receive replacements for ventilation, air conditioning, and ceilings. Upgrades to ventilation will be made in the southern section of Adams, formerly considered an open space area. Because that area is now closed in and broken into different sections, the HVAC system needs to be redesigned. Action Air Systems of Manchester was awarded the contract for these improvements for $679,947.

Another improvement is to eight bathrooms at Melissa Jones School. Pat Munger Construction will perform the work for $96,469, which is covered by a 2011-'12 bond issue that still has a $108,847 balance.

Additionally, "At Adams, a whole new clock system will go in...and we're also doing some work at the bus yard to replace the fuel oil tank over there this summer," Gurnham said. "We have a busy summer ahead of us."

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PennDOT representatives have agreed to remove dozens of Broad Avenue trees damaged last week by what some called overzealous pruning, city officials said at a Wednesday council meeting.

But the mangled trees - their limbs shorn by contractors during routine maintenance work - could remain in place until November, City Manager Joe Weakland said.

City officials will hold a public meeting in about a month to solicit requests and ideas from those living near the affected trees, which Weakland and Mayor Bill Schirf stressed don't pose a falling threat to cars or passers-by. They could eventually be replaced, but work will be postponed until fall because of statewide tree-removal restrictions meant to protect the endangered Indiana bat, Weakland said.

Mirror photo by William Kibler PennDOT?has agreed to remove dozens of trees damaged last week along Broad Avenue, city officials said Wednesday.

PennDOT "agreed to take out almost all of the trees," Weakland said.

The possible replacements could be smaller and more manageable than their predecessors, Schirf said. Some of the trees are small enough to remain.

PennDOT representatives were not available for comment Wednesday evening.

"What we're looking for is a way to remedy a very serious issue ... something that should not have happened," Schirf told reporters after the meeting.

PennDOT representatives have been cooperative, agreeing to pay for the tree removal, he said.

Who will pay other expenses, like replacement trees and possible sidewalk repairs, still has to be determined, but residents won't be asked to pay for the new trees, Schirf said.

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