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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesFall 2026 Edition
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Making the Right Connections
Fasteners: Classic, Improved, Innovative A roofing job may have many components, and each is important including the fasteners. After all they literally hold it all together. They secure panels, transfer loads, resist wind uplift, seal penetrations, and help determine whether a roof or wall system will remain weather-tight over time.
SEO Strategies to Help Roofing Contractors Reach More Customers
Originally Published as: Search Optimization: Tips for improving Google rankings and showing up in AI Note from the Editor: Taking advantage of the Roofing Elements and Metal Roofing Project of the Month program will give you a valuable linkback. Completed roofing projects are posted online and linked back to the project contributor’s website. For roofers, enhancing Google rankings has been critical to maintaining a consistent revenue stream.
Evaluating Roof Performance After Hail: Impact Resistance and Material Considerations
Originally Published as: Metal vs Hail: It’s shaping up to be one hail of a season Hail is already making its presence known across much of the United States and Canada in 2026, creating another challenging season for roofing contractors and property owners.
Asphalt Shingle Roof Repair: Practical Considerations for Long-Term Performance
Originally Published as: Tech Bulletin: Asphalt Shingle Roofs Are Repairable: What You Need to Know WARNING: Because it is dangerous to walk, climb or work on a roof, ARMA recommends that only trained professionals engage in such activity. If you choose to do so, exercise extreme care, comply with all government safety regulations, and follow all safety work practices, precautions and procedures, including but not limited to manufacturer’s instructions, labels, and warnings.
Industrial Roofing: Balancing Fire Performance, Durability and Lifecycle Value
Originally Published as: Industrial Roofing: Performance and Safety Aaron Barth, Sales Director at Enduro Composites, brings 15 years of experience across building construction, industrial infrastructure and highly corrosive environments. He has worked closely with owners, engineers, and contractors to develop practical solutions that improve facility performance, extend service life, and reduce maintenance costs. Fire is a major threat to industrial operations.
Blending Heritage and Innovation: A Historic Shepherd’s Hut Finds New Life in Colorado
Originally Published as: Synthetic Solution: authentic Look with Modern Safety Standards In a remarkable feat of historical preservation and architectural innovation, a once-modest shepherd’s dwelling in Warsaw, Poland, has found a new lease on life over 5,000 miles away in Edwards, Colorado.
Construction Waste Management: Improving Compliance, Safety and Sustainability
Originally Published as: Waste Management Properly disposing of waste materials is important for all contractors to stay legally compliant, safe and provide overall efficiency on a project. Contractors must understand the regulations and best practices for handling a wide variety of waste materials. Let’s look at a few ways contractors can dispose of waste properly while staying legally compliant. The first step all contractors must take when it comes to waste disposal is to create a plan.
Seven New Products Qualified for Use in IBHS’ FORTIFIED Roof™ Systems
Polyglass U.S.A., Inc., a manufacturer of roofing, waterproofing, and building envelope solutions, is proud to announce the addition of seven new products qualified for use in FORTIFIED Roof™ applications. The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) FORTIFIED Roof™ standard is a national benchmark for storm-ready construction, designed to help buildings better withstand severe weather including high winds, hail, and heavy rain.
ARMA Announces 2026 Excellence in Asphalt Roofing Awards Winners
Originally Published as: Outstanding Asphalt: ARMA Announces Winners of the 2026 Excellence in Asphalt Roofing Awards Program The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA, asphaltroofing.org) has announced the winners of the 2026 Excellence in Asphalt Roofing Awards. From a historic Portland home to a major national museum, this year’s winning projects demonstrate the beauty, affordability, and reliability of asphalt roofing across the country.