Case Design Remodeling co-chairman Mark Richardson recently joined Professional Remodeler and Professional Builder magazines as a columnist. Richardson takes a moment to describe the partnership and a vision for the residential construction industry.
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Cambridge Cool Colors shingles have a dimensional profile with deep shadow bands to create roof textures and suit any type of home, from traditional to modern to rustic.
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Engineered slate roofing from Ply Gem gives custom homes the high-end looks that owners want.
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Despite the traditional clay or cement roof-tile look, Green Hybrid Roofing (GHR) actually has a foam core.
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These slate roofing tiles from InSpire Roofing Products offer the look of genuine, thick slate tile at a lighter weight, more economical price, and they’re virtually maintenance-free.
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Installation is fast and easy with these oversized shingles, measuring 39 inches by 14 inches with a 6-inch exposure for easier measurements.
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This synthetic slate system from DaVinci provides the look and feel of authentic slate without the various imperfections of the real thing.
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Installing synthetic roofing underlayment and organic roofing felt is easier with this pneumatic cap nailer system from Duo-Fast.
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GAF’s latest shingle line, Timberline American Harvest Lifetime Shingles, offers a palette inspired by the colors of the American Heartland.
Ply Gem, Gutter Warrior, gutter-hanging technology, 101 best new products
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Ply Gem’s Gutter Warrior gutter-hanging technology features a continuous attachment of supports along the entire length for a more secure, durable installation.
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New decking from MoistureShield and Genova Products kick off our exterior products review. There's more decking, siding, manufactured stone and roofing below
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June 27, 2019
The average American home has grown over the years, and the kitchen has followed in lockstep. New homes have ballooned from around 1,500 square feet in 1970 to about 2,775 square feet in 2017.
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