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The World’s Best Roofing Blog is authored by Duro-Last® Roofing to be an information source for commercial roofing industry professionals: contractors, architects, specifiers, consultants, building owners, and facility managers who are involved in the roof decision-making process. We include articles on roof technology and materials, safety, sustainability, and more. We also report on happenings at Duro-Last, such as featured roofing projects and company activities. Many posts are authored by subject matter experts at Duro-Last; others are re-posted from industry media or provided by other industry sources.
Drew Ballensky | Oct 5, 2011

Ygrene fund offers millions for municipal energy efficiency retrofits

Ygrene Energy Fund recently began marketing its loan program to cities and counties across the US…
Drew Ballensky | Sep 30, 2011

National Demolition Assoc. provides guidelines for real estate owners, designers

The National Demolition Association has released documents to help real estate developers,…
Drew Ballensky | Sep 28, 2011

Chicago’s iconic Wrigley Building slated for major renovation

  The Wrigley Building, a fixture in Chicago’s skyline for nearly a century, will get a significant…
Drew Ballensky | Sep 28, 2011

$1 billion renovation of San Diego Mall launched

  The first phase of a $1 billion renovation of a San Diego mall features a transformation of a…
Sep 23, 2011

Autodesk releases “Storm” technology preview

 Autodesk also recently released its latest Autodesk Labs product, “Project Storm.” This technology…
Drew Ballensky | Sep 14, 2011

Toledo skyscraper renovation plan gets $2 million HUD grant

A $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is giving a big boost…
Drew Ballensky | Sep 7, 2011

Denver historic school rehab aims to be green model

The National Trust for Historic Preservation will demonstrate how to improve energy efficiency in…
Drew Ballensky | Aug 31, 2011

San Francisco shipyard to have new life as office complex

The Port of San Francisco has launched an ambitious development plan to turn the massive Pier 70…
Drew Ballensky | Aug 26, 2011

DC proposal would convert coal plant to green mixed-use neighborhood

A $450-million plan to transform the site of a 60-year-old coal-fired power plant into a…
Drew Ballensky | Aug 17, 2011

Fed budget cuts will yield more rehabs, less new construction

Reduced federal government construction budgets are likely to mean agencies will favor rehab of…
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