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Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) May 18, 2013

Diversified Roofing Corporation is excited to announce the recent opening of two new offices, now located in Dallas, Texas, and Jacksonville, Florida. They are also known in those regions as Roof Systems By Diversified Roofing.

DRC has been in business in since 1988, establishing itself as one of the premier residential roofing contractors in Arizona. In November 2008, it established its first office outside the State of Arizona, that being in Houston, Texas. This was in response to the high demand for established, quality roofing contractors after Hurricane Ike.

Since the recession, DRC has experienced some of its tougher economic times, and has watched many competitors come and go. They have expressed feeling fortunate to have evolved over the last few years, rising above the economic ashes. Expanding their application specialties in the commercial market, DRC has completed numerous large commercial new-construction and re-roof projects all over the United States.

Their full service, maintenance and repair division handles all residential and commercial roofing needs. DRC prides themselves on their integrity and reputation. Also being true to their name, DRC specializes in a diversified array of roofing applications confidently being able to take on any roofing project scope.

In July of 2012, DRC opened their office in Dallas, Texas. They believe it is an excellent companion to their Houston operation. In the beginning of 2013 they expanded into Jacksonville, Florida, to allow coverage of the Southern and Eastern regions of the country.

Brad Nally, one of Diversified Roofings three owning Principals, quoted, It has been our philosophy to build our company based on hiring good people. Each of our divisions birth has been a result of finding good people that we felt comfortable in heading up that operation, which in turn, allows us to provide outstanding service to our customers in the respective region. DRC is servicing the southern and eastern states from Phoenix and their other regional locations. As they gain momentum, DRC plans to open additional facilities to accommodate an increasing national demand.

Diversified Roofing continues to be a leading, full service commercial and residential roofing contractor in the state of Arizona as well as in the Southern and Eastern regions of the Unites States. Diversified Roofing is not only going strong and here to stay, but is growing to service the countries needs. Watch for more to come from Diversified Roofing Corporation.

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Come July 1, not everyone will be able to hang out a shingle and call themselves a roofing contractor.

A new state law, called the Kansas Roofing Contractor Registration Act will require residential and commercial roofing contractors to register with the state. The law is aimed at protecting Kansas home and building owners from "unscrupulous activity," especially after a severe storm, DV Douglass Roofing co-owner and Kansas Roofing Association President Steve Douglass said in a press release.

The law will become part of the Consumer Protection Act, which is administered and enforced by the Attorney General. It also will create a registry in the Office of the Attorney General.

Douglass, who co-owns Douglass Roofing with his three brothers, said the law closes a "doughnut hole" in the Midwest, with Kansas being the only state without a roofing contractor registration law. The law applies to contractors statewide, as well as those from out of state.

"Every roofing contractor, regardless, will have to register," Douglass said. There are a few exceptions such as if someone is repair their own roof, or there is a handyman exemption where someone adding a room onto a home and tacking on a "few shingles" wouldn't have to register.

"That's what we as the Kansas Roofing Association have requested that everyone starts from scratch and registers," Douglass said. He said Kansas loses $2 million a year in sales tax from contractors who come in and bring materials from out of state.

"This will help ensure these guys are paying the same as the one in Kansas and help protect the elderly," Douglass said.

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(PRWEB) May 16, 2013

Professional Construction, Inc., a trusted Wisconsin general contractor, recently upgraded to a larger facility in Waukesha to continue to meet the growing demands of its customer base throughout the state.

Since the summer of 2004, Professional Construction, Inc. has provided customers with the highest level of service, workmanship, and professionalism in the Residential and Commercial industry. The Wisconsin contractor will continue to deliver the same level of quality craftsmanship at their new location, 108 Wilmont Drive, Waukesha. Along with this move brings our new flooring division and continued specialty in multi-family construction and remodels.

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Family-owned and operated by Michael and Michelle Grau, PCI provides new home construction, home additions, home remodeling, and multi-family remodeling, which includes, but is not limited to kitchens, baths, garages, basements, window and door installation and flooring.

The PCI team consists of carpenters that have more than 50 years of combined experience. PCI can customize any project for the customer, meeting and exceeding expectations, from start to finish. PCIs Waukesha facility is open from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday Friday, or by appointment by calling (262) 510-0747.

About Professional Construction, Inc.

Professional Construction Inc. is Wisconsins premier general contractor specializing in multi-family remodels. From kitchen remodels to bath renovations, Professional Construction, Inc. will modernize any home in no time.

PCI is accredited by the Better Business Bureau, and member of the Wisconsin Builders Association, the Metropolitan Builders Association, the National Association of Home Builders, the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc., and the Mukwonago Chamber of Commerce. PCI upholds the standard of excellence and unmatched workmanship with every project.

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Jack Carlon is owner of Carlon Roofing, a local roofing company in business for nearly 30 years.

By ASHLEY ANDERSONStaff WriterThe Voice-Tribune

April showers bring May flowers, and signal the coming of a warm, sun-filled season supposedly. But in Louisville, you never know what type of weather to expect, especially during springtime. Severe thunder and hailstorms have been known to plague the city this time of year, and, oftentimes, cause a great deal of trouble for local homes.

Roofs, especially, are susceptible to damage as the part of your house most exposed to sun, heat, cold, wind, rain or snow. Before letting the humidity and other weather stress affect the exterior of your home, consider the help of one of Kentuckys largest residential and commercial roofing, gutter cleaning and installation businesses Carlon Roofing and Sheet Metal. The veteran full-service roofing and guttering company has served the Louisville and Southern Indiana area since 1984, providing both residential and commercial roofing services.

Carlon Roofing and Sheet Metal is located at 1430 Selinda Ave., off Poplar Level Road.

We have maintenance programs, and we go up on peoples roofs every year or two years and just check (it) out, said Jack Carlon, who founded the company almost 30 years ago while a student at the University of Kentucky. With an experienced staff of about 60 employees, many of whom have worked with Carlon from the start, the company offers superior-level expertise from a crew thats installed more than 10,000 roofs in the last 30 years. We dont have any turnover, we have the same guys all the time, Carlon said. Everybodys on the same page.

From roof repair to replacement, gutter cleaning or installation, Carlon can address the issues related to maintaining the surface of your home, not only keeping it in tip-top condition, but also enhancing it aesthetically. Gutter cleaning, in particular, can save on the cost of roof and home repair. Gutters full of debris or clogged downspouts lose function, which can lead to water from your roof going under the house, potentially compromising the foundation, flooding the basement, damaging your wood trim or siding. If you just neglect stuff and you let your gutters fall loose, and you let your gutters fill up, and then it rots out the fasten board and it rots out the decking, then all of the sudden when you get that (roof) work done, it ends up being more money to replace all the rotted wood, Carlon said.

To prevent such consequences, Carlon Roofing accommodates homes and businesses with the hand-cleaning and flushing of all gutters, as well as downspouts and elbows, and will bag all debris for proper disposal. The company also installs all phases of residential and commercial gutters, such as aluminum k style, metal box, copper k style and half round, cornice gutter lining and gutter guards.

Carlon emphasized the importance of performing minor maintenance and having your roof inspected after spring and fall in order to extend its life. You just have to do minor maintenance, advised the board member of the Kentucky Roofing Contractors Association (KRCA). The simple things like cleaning gutters inspecting the roof, looking for nail pops, looking for flashing that might come loose. You take care of those things, and then the roof (life) can extend.

Should the damage already be done and a roof replacement is in store, Carlon Roofing provides top-quality craftsmanship and performance to prevent the need for another replacement in the future, and the company fully supports its warranties. The difference between doing a good job and a mediocre job in quality is generally about 10 to 15 percent of a price of a roof, said Carlon. For instance, if Im charging you $11,500 for your roof and you get other bids for ($10,000), that $1,500 is really the difference, is all the accessories, that really adds up to about 15 percent of your ticket. And thats the difference between a good job that you dont have a problem for 30 years, or (having) nightmare problems.

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The Allendale Board of Education discussed current and upcoming projects on the buildings & grounds and technology front at its May 6 meeting.

Buildings and grounds

For the current school year, Hillside School and Brookside School are undergoing security and telecommunications upgrades. The district expects to save approximately $130,000 by working with Bergen County Special Services of the New Jersey Department of Education, after originally receiving a quote from Promedia Technology Services that was much higher.

"The original budget for this was $261,000," board member Todd Fliegel said. "The percentage of savings on the project is staggering, about 40 to 45 percent. A lot of that has to do with [Superintendent] Dr. Barcadapone working with individual vendors instead of one vendor in a general contract and saved us a lot of money."

The district will also go out for bids to complete HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) control upgrades in Hillside and Brookside. Board of Education President Melissa Duncan said the first part of this project involves boiler and pump replacements with the second phase being centralized control of heat in the building so that temperature throughout the school is regulated.

HVAC pipe covers in the fifth grade classrooms should be done soon.

As for the 2013-2014 school year budget, the exterior door replacement project will be done over the summer and "should not interfere with anybody or anything," Duncan said.

Carpet removal and tile replacement projects will also be competed over the summer, which may impact ALEOOP (Allendale Enrichment and Opportunity Program summer camp).

Technology

The district is preparing to implement the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program, and should be set up by September for grades 6-8, board member Mark McAuliffe said.

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Increasing Demand for Energy-efficient Equipment Drives Growth

This research is primarily driven by the energy savings that can be achieved by upgrading to high-efficiency products and equipment replacements. This research service provides an in-depth analysis of the North American HVAC equipment market. It is segmented into unitary equipment, applied systems, and chillers. It provides revenue forecasts for the total market and considers the various drivers and restraints that affect the market in North America. In addition, revenue forecasts for each market segment, distribution channel, and vertical markets are provided as is an analysis of the competitive landscape. The study period for this research service is 2009 to 2017; the base year is 2012.

The key drivers are the need to increase energy efficiency, achieve energy savings, and replace equipment. On the other hand, the key restraints are the intense competition, the high initial cost and the state of the economy on a short term basis. The unitary segment is expected to increase its share of the market revenue as the trend toward smaller and more economical units continues.

Key Questions This Study Will Answer

- Is the HVAC equipment market growing, how long will it continue to grow, and at what rate?

- Are the existing competitors structured correctly to meet customer needs?

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- How will the structure of the market change with time?

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