More stories about Roofing

  • Back to School

    California Often Establishes Environmental Policies that later are adopted by other states or the federal government.

  • The EnviroReady Roofing System From Firestone Building Products Co. LLC

    The EnviroReady Roofing System from Firestone Building Products Co. LLC can be upgraded with environmental technologies, including photovoltaic and vegetated systems, up to seven years after installation.

  • Vegetated Roofing Projects Across the Country

    Vegetated roofing is experiencing a growth spurt across the U.S. Projects have been appearing on federal buildings in the nation’s capitol; on commercial projects as far west as California; and on various buildings in our nation’s heartland, where Chicago boasts the largest area of vegetated...

  • Harvest Rainwater Easily

    Englert Environmental has unveiled the Englert Rainwater Harvesting System that integrates Englert Inc.’s metal roofing and rainware products with rainwater-harvesting technology.

  • Correspondence: May/June 2009

    Readers respond to articles in previous issues of eco-structure.

  • Rising Energy Costs Going Through the Roof - Literally

    With an energy efficient or sustainable roof, building owners and managers can reduce company costs and save energy.

  • Cool Roof Tile Line From Eagle Roofing Products

    Eagle Roofing Products’ Cool Roof Tile line for commercial and residential applications reflects sunlight and helps prevent heat transfer into a building, resulting in energy savings and less work for air-conditioning units.

  • Majestic Slate Traditional Tiles From EcoStar

    EcoStar has added 10-inch (254-mm) Majestic Slate Traditional tiles to its line of recycled, synthetic roofing products.

  • Polybrite Coatings From Polyglass USA Kool Roof Solutions

    Polyglass USA Kool Roof Solutions’ new Polybrite coatings provide increased energy efficiency, strength, flexibility and protection for any roof system.

  • Tensotherm From Birdair Inc. and Cabot Corp.

    Birdair Inc. and Cabot Corp. have partnered to produce Tensotherm, an insulative fabric membrane roof system that uses Nanogel, a light insulation layer, to increase the material’s thermal performance.