Testimonials
DAN:
I AM ONLY TOO HAPPY TO ADVISE EVERYONE ABOUT HOW MUCH WE LIKE THE DURO-LAST ROOFING THAT WE HAD INSTALLED A FEW YEARS AGO ON OVER 40,000 SQUARE FEET OF SHOPPING MALL IN LANIGAN, SASKATCHEWAN.
WE IMMEDIATELY NOTICED A SAVINGS IN OUR HEATING COSTS AND HAVE BEEN MORE THAN HAPPY WITH THE SERVICE WE HAVE RECEIVED AND THE SERVICE WE CONTINUE TO GET FROM DAN AND HIS STAFF.
IF ANYONE WANTS TO HEAR MORE, THEY CAN REACH ME AT BBJ@SHAW.CA
JOHN A. KIRKLAND
I AM ONLY TOO HAPPY TO ADVISE EVERYONE ABOUT HOW MUCH WE LIKE THE DURO-LAST ROOFING THAT WE HAD INSTALLED A FEW YEARS AGO ON OVER 40,000 SQUARE FEET OF SHOPPING MALL IN LANIGAN, SASKATCHEWAN.
WE IMMEDIATELY NOTICED A SAVINGS IN OUR HEATING COSTS AND HAVE BEEN MORE THAN HAPPY WITH THE SERVICE WE HAVE RECEIVED AND THE SERVICE WE CONTINUE TO GET FROM DAN AND HIS STAFF.
IF ANYONE WANTS TO HEAR MORE, THEY CAN REACH ME AT BBJ@SHAW.CA
JOHN A. KIRKLAND
Founded in 1885, the Georgia Institute of Technology is home to 700 faculty and 15,000 students pursuing their dreams on a 330-acre campus in Atlanta. Georgia Tech’s challenge is the same as similar
institutions of higher education — keeping everyone sheltered under several hundred thousand square feet of roofing. As a leading architectural college, Georgia Tech knew all the alternatives. “We tried various roofing systems, from modified bitumen to EPDM,” said Larry Curbow, structural designer, facilities. “The problem with most new systems is there are too many seams that rely on the workmanship of the roofer,” he continued. “No matter how good you are, when you’re heat-welding hundreds of linear feet a day, you’re bound to make some mistakes. The result is weakened seams, and a roof that needs replacing again after a few years.”
In 1998, Curbow tried the Duro-Last membrane, a reinforced thermoplastic single-ply, for a minor repair job...
Read The Full Case Study: Georgia Institute of Technology Case Study
institutions of higher education — keeping everyone sheltered under several hundred thousand square feet of roofing. As a leading architectural college, Georgia Tech knew all the alternatives. “We tried various roofing systems, from modified bitumen to EPDM,” said Larry Curbow, structural designer, facilities. “The problem with most new systems is there are too many seams that rely on the workmanship of the roofer,” he continued. “No matter how good you are, when you’re heat-welding hundreds of linear feet a day, you’re bound to make some mistakes. The result is weakened seams, and a roof that needs replacing again after a few years.”
In 1998, Curbow tried the Duro-Last membrane, a reinforced thermoplastic single-ply, for a minor repair job...
Read The Full Case Study: Georgia Institute of Technology Case Study
Jim Hummel
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology
“I was very surprised with the results. Upon installation of the new Cool Zone roofing system, the temperature in the milking facility dramatically dropped in the summer. Prior to the Cool Zone installation, we had all of our fans continually running at full speed. After the new roof was installed, we found that we turned the fans on later in the year, turned them off sooner, and did not always have them running at full speed. We definitely notice a large difference in temperature when we walk into the barn.”
Read The Full Case Study: Cool Cows Case Study
Read The Full Case Study: Cool Cows Case Study
John Wynker
Artique Farms, LTD.
Artique Farms, LTD.
"Since being introduced to the Duro-Last Roofing System in 1999, I have never been more confident in providing my clients with a high-quality investment and leak-proof solution for those troublesome flat & low-sloped roofs. With over 42 years of experience within the industry, dealing with many different types of roofing systems, I am proud to provide our clients with "The World’s Best Roof"!"
