Top March articles: Print-coated metal panels, legal rulings and charitable causes.

By Anna Lockhart.  

Here’s what’s been trending on the RoofersCoffeeShop® (RCS) this past March. 

In the month of March, our readers stayed busy reading articles about the latest roofing updates from all corners of the industry. One of our top articles for the month showcased the latest collection of printed metal coatings from Sherwin-Williams Coil Coatings. Emulate™ was designed to mimic the colors and look of organic materials often found in nature, allowing designers to bring a whole new natural look to modern architectural projects using highly durable metal building materials.  

Another stand-out article for March, written by Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese, highlighted the latest ruling from U.S. District Court Judge Liles C. Burke of Alabama, in which he declares the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) unconstitutional. Cotney breaks down the background of this law, the decision behind Judge Burke’s ruling and what this means for small businesses in the future.  

The most popular article of March among our readers told the heartwarming story of Jim Ward, an Army veteran from Ohio, whose family home needed a new roof. Thanks to the compassionate care and volunteers of the Purple Heart Homes Northeast Ohio chapter, Jim and his wife Sherry were able to receive the repairs they needed to their home’s deteriorating roof. 

Honorable mention (#6 - #10): 

10 – New choice for traditional beauty on colonial home 

9 – SSH MultiPro or SSQ II MultiPro: A comprehensive comparison 

8 – The leading edge of Finishing Dynamics in architectural coatings 

7 – Sherwin-Williams Coil Coatings releases new collection of printed metal coatings 

6 – Innovative talent development strategies in roofing manufacturing 

Read the Top 5 articles:  

5 – Navigating sustainable home improvement with LP Building Solutions  

4 – Get rewarded for your purchases! 

3 – District court judge declares CTA unconstitutional  

2 – Guardian Roofing Gutters and Insulation honors CEO Lori Swanson during Women in Construction Week 

1 – A new roof at no cost for an Army veteran