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Sustainability is Spelled S-T-E-E-L
By Cass Jacoby, RCS Reporter. Did you know steel is one of the greenest construction materials? Did you know that steel is 100 percent recyclable? Steel enables manufacturers to make lighter, taller and safer structures, and it is also continuously recyclable. When measured through the entire life cycle, steel minimizes ...
Superior Metals Require the Right Tools
By EXCEPTIONAL® Metals. How to properly cut and prepare metal panels to ensure the buildings' long-term performance. Metal panels are key in manufacturing a building that is resilient and durable. While onsite cutting is a common part of the metal roof and wall panel installation process, improper onsite preparation ...
Roofing Goes Green
By Cass Jacoby, RCS Reporter. Learn about the companies that are driving the industry towards a greener future. It is no secret that now more than ever is the time to focus on greener roofing solutions and for companies to reduce CO2 emissions. As manufacturers innovate to provide products that ...
How to Maximize Your Customer’s Tax Incentive
By Cass Jacoby, RCS Reporter. Tax season is among us, and there has never been a better time for commercial property owners to invest in a new metal roofing system. EXCEPTIONAL® Metals knows that growing their business means growing your business, which is why they are promoting a federal tax ...
RoofersCoffeeShop® Welcomes EXCEPTIONAL® Metals
Exceptional metal roofs come from the exceptional attention to details from EXCEPTIONAL® Metals. RoofersCoffeeShop, the award-winning place where the industry meets for technology, information and everyday business, is pleased to welcome EXCEPTIONAL® Metals into its community for contractors. EXCEPTIONAL Metals provides a variety of metal roofing products, as well as ...
Metal - A Force to be Reckoned With
By Mike Gwizdala, Exceptional Metals. How metal is specifically made to handle extreme weather conditions. Extreme weather events like hurricane winds, lightning strikes and water damage from floods always test the limits of building materials. When struck with snow or heavy rain, the exterior of a building can crumble if ...
