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Building Manufacturer Recognizes Top Builder Of '08 

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At Robertson Building Systems' 2009 Robertson Partnership Forum in San Antonio, TX, Camdon Construction of Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, was named the company's Top Builder of 2008. Shown in the photo above are (L to R): Joe Pasalic, Robertson District Manager, Troy Spelt, Blair Pyret and George Wilson of Camdon Construction with Kurt Rorick, Robertson. For more on the meeting, click here. To learn more about Robertson Building Systems and its metal building systems and products, click here.
 

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Extreme Makeover Home Edition: Augustin Home
Posted: Jul 2 2009 8:01AM

DECRA_EMHE_Augustin_1_opening.jpgDECRA Roofing Systems was selected by Wall Homes to participate in a March 2009 edition of ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Project. The popular television show, which airs Sundays at 8/7c on ABC, focused on “Heroes” during the 2008-09 season. The Augustin home rebuild project in Keller, TX, was on the fast-track with a 7 day completion from start to finish. The builder, Wall Homes, contacted DECRA about participating in the project with its stone coated steel roofing. Wall Homes was looking for a barrel tile profile to fit the style of the home with a couple of requirements - it had to install easily and quickly.

 

Goodwin College Academic And Administration Building
Posted: Jul 1 2009 8:13AM

goodwin_college.jpgDramatic growth in the student population at Goodwin College, East Hartford, CT, necessitated the expansion of the campus. Taking advantage of a nearby 30-acre brownfield site, the college eventually constructed a new 110,000 sq. ft. academic and administration building. Utilized extensively on the six-story building's exterior was Metl-Span CF-32 Architectural Flat insulated metal wall panels. They were finished in four complementary colors: Arabian Blue, Chromium Gray, Dove Gray and Light Gray.

 

La Quinta Inn & Suites - Galveston
Posted: Jun 30 2009 8:15AM

La_Quinta_Inn_Galveston.jpgMet-Tile roofing has long been touted for its extreme wind upload resistance. In September 2008 the product faced a real-world test of its abilities when Hurricane Ike slammed the Texas coastline at Galveston. The storm was rated the third most destructive hurricane ever to make landfall in the U.S. One of the Met-Tile projects in the storm’s path was a La Quinta Inn & Suites hotel. And though the building did sustain some damage to its stucco walls, the 24,000 sq. ft. of Met-Tile roofing survived intact, protecting the structure in the face of punishing winds and driving rain.
 

Bungalows At Seagrove
Posted: Jun 29 2009 9:50AM

The Bungalows at Seagrove is a planned bungalow community of 56 individual 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath homes in Seagrove Beach, Florida. This well-appointed planned community is within walking distance of the beach and includes two pools, one heated pool and hot tub, masterfully landscaped grounds with an adjoining lake, abundant parking spaces, and sidewalks with numerous wooden walk bridges. Featured on the homes of this development is 20,000 sq. ft. of Englert metal roofing.
 

116 University Avenue
Posted: Jun 26 2009 8:24AM

A metal fabric shading system from Cambridge Architectural delivers a smart and fresh design for 116 University Avenue, matching the building's place and purpose in the heart of high-tech Palo Alto, CA. The building is among 10 that make up the campus of Internet giant Facebook. Situated between Stanford University and downtown Palo Alto, the new structure houses the Facebook Cafe – the company's upscale employee cafeteria, as well as the offices of Joseph Bellomo Architects, the building's designer.

 


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Recent Metal Roof, Wall & Building Construction Columns
Posted: Jun 29 2009 9:58AM

The Other Side Of The Environmental Coin
Snow Bracket Engineering: Is It Really Worth It?
Stretching Your Dollars With Metal Retrofit
• Can Contractors Afford To Ignore Six Sigma?
Employee Problems? Are They The Cause Or You?
Recession Is A Familiar Plot Line
Closing Is Over-Rated: Advance The Campaign
The Great Roofing Race
An Introduction To Post-Frame Buildings
RESNET On The Move
• Union Labor: Problem Or Solution?
• What's The Big Deal About Green?
• Coil Coating Helps Medical And Food Industries
• Government's Role In Building Energy Issues
• Rain Gutters: Size & Style To Material & Finishes
• New Hours For A Green Bank: G-20 Summit
• No Business? Get Busy!
• Value Of Metal Products More Important Than Price
• Coil Coated Finishes Tough, Even When Formed
• Considering Bifold Doors
• Stimulating Metal Roofing And Housing
• A Lesson From The Art Of War
• Coaching Improves Your Contracting Business
 
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Key Performance Indicators: Your Early Warning System
Posted: Jun 29 2009 9:51AM

By Jayme Broudy
Jayme Broudy.jpgMonthly financial reports are critical, but they’re not day-to-day operating tools. Running a successful contracting business means keeping your finger on its pulse continuously. You can’t watch every detail every minute, but you can keep an eye a few critical factors. If these Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are within an acceptable range, you do nothing. If the warning lights come on, you know about it immediately and can take corrective action before serious damage occurs.

 


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