Mule-Hide's two-component, construction-grade polyurethane foam roofing adhesive is more environmentally friendly thanks to a new blowing agent.

With roofing suppliers and manufacturers making it easier than ever to go green, now is the time for roofing contractors to step up and help save the planet.

The “why” to get engaged with environmentally-friendly systems is mainly to not be left at the station when the train finally pulls away.

With the Biden administration taking root, new legislation is constantly being developed that will affect contractors, all while OSHA is stepping up its enforcement. It can be tough to keep track of it all, which is why Trent Cotney, CEO of Cotney Attorneys & Consultants, breaks it all down for Roofing Contractor and Walls & Ceilings listeners.

SOPREMA's SOPRA-XPS product line has a consistent long-term R-value of 5 per inch, even at low temperatures, and offers one of the greatest compressive strengths in the insulation market.

Mycocycle is proposing a unique solution that uses mushrooms to break down toxic chemicals in roofing materials and potentially create low-emission byproducts.

X-MAT and Semplastics received a nearly $625,000 contract to create coal-derived building materials in order to construct a coal house.

 Viridian Systems has developed a variety of low-odor, solvent-free products for specialty roofing markets.  

The objective to develop a state-of-the-art green facility was also among the top priorities for the ambitious undertaking.