March 2005

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Cladding With Copper
The versatility, appearance, and durability of copper cladding have increased demand for the material both as an exterior covering and building trim.

Steel Costs, Supplies Unpredictable in 2005
Construction material prices will continue to vary, driven by factors such as supply, demand, and the type of product. Planning will keep your costs under control.

Stop Mold With Prevention
Mold, or the perception that it’s present, can be very costly to contractors and owners. It also can devalue a building. Prevention is the only effective way to deal with it.

Drywall-Grid System Cuts Installation in Half
Using a drywall-grid system allowed contractors to install nearly 51,000 sq. ft. of ceiling in half the time required with conventional methods.

School Goes "Green," Recycles Runoff Water
In an effort to provide a good example for students and the community, Londonberry School installed a reflective, energy-efficient roof on its new building.

Volunteers Revitalize Bandshell
A group of community businesses joined forces and donated the labor and materials necessary to renovate the Minneapolis Lake Harriet bandshell's glass curtainwall.

Prevent Ponding On Flat Roofs
When the Justice Court Mutual Housing co-op had a self-adhesive roof installed, the contractors made sure that the roof membrane had proper slope to avoid ponding.

 

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