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June 2014

Vol 44, Issue 6 A Rich journey

Rich Nugent has been elected NRCA's 2014-15 president. He has goals to reach 4,500 NRCA members all while keeping up with the changing roofing industry landscape. His strong business perspective and positive spirit set him up to be a successful leader.

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  • A Rich journey

    Rich Nugent has been elected NRCA's 2014-15 president. He has goals to reach 4,500 NRCA members all while keeping up with the changing roofing industry landscape. His strong business perspective and positive spirit set him up to be a successful leader.

    by Chrystine Elle Hanus
  • Continued excellence

    Each year, The Roofing Industry Alliance for Progress' MVP Task Force chooses Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award winners to be recognized for making extraordinary contributions to the roofing industry and community. Professional Roofing and OMG Roofing Products choose one of the MVP winners to be presented with the Best of the Best Award. Professional Roofing checked in with past Best of the Best winners to see where they are now.

    by Krista Berns
  • Prestigious roofing

    The Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, N.J. features an iconic campus—it has even been recognized as a National Historic Landmark on the National Register of Historic Places. Bregenzer Brothers Inc., Hopewell, N.J., helped map out a five-year plan to replace the slate and copper roof systems on 13 of the campus’ buildings.

    by Chrystine Elle Hanus
  • Building stronger buildings

    The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety's FORTIFIED Home™ Program is a cost-effective means to significantly improve homes' resistances to damage from specific regional natural hazards, such as hurricanes, wind-driven rain and hailstorms. The program helps provide uniform, voluntary sets of standards to bring elements of existing homes up to or exceed current code requirements.

    by Maciek Rupar
  • Another safety approach

    Horizontal lifelines offer greater flexibility for fall protection for rooftops and other locations with potential fall risks. The lifelines protect multiple workers per system, allow greater freedom of movement than single-point anchorages and are offered in a variety of configurations. Horizontal lifeline systems provide continuous fall protection while permitting lateral movement.

    by Alex Tsen, P.Eng.

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The new NRCA year promises exciting changes.

Ambika Reid

Editor of Professional Roofing
NRCA vice president of communications

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