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July 2011

Vol 41, Issue 7 To stop a thief

Job-site theft could become worse as the economy recovers and more projects break ground. However, there are simple ways to protect your equipment and materials.

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  • To stop a thief

    Job-site theft could become worse as the economy recovers and more projects break ground. However, there are simple ways to protect your equipment and materials.

    by Krista Berns

  • In with the new

    Built-up roofing's market share has decreased significantly, and single-ply roofing continues to gain popularity. How have manufacturers changed their product lines to keep up with industry trends?

    by Ashley St. John

  • Learning the ropes

    Roofing contractors throughout the U.S. are deciding whether to offer rooftop solar energy system installations. If you are considering doing so, there is renewable-energy information you should know.

    by Joan P. Crowe, AIA

  • Watching the clock

    Construction contractors face greater liability exposure as a result of providing bonds. Make sure your performance bonds have time limitations.

    by Stephen M. Phillips

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OSHA has issued a phase-in period for its new fall-protection rules. The additional time will help roofing contractors comply and allow NRCA to gather information regarding enforcement.

Ambika Reid

Editor of Professional Roofing
NRCA vice president of communications

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