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Honoring Our Fathers and Mentors In May we honor our mothers and in June it is Father's Day! I can't begin to express what a great man my father is, and the influence that he has had in my life, in our family's life, and also in our community. It started with my grandfather who was born in South Dakota into a family of 10. They didn't have a lot of money and had to work hard for what they had. Of course, the winters were hard in the Dakotas (-30ÂşF). It was so cold that the dog would not go out when my grandpa had to deliver papers! To make a long story short, through hard work, Grandpa George started a bus company before the Second World War. The company flourished when he landed a contract from the US Navy to bus workers throughout Wisconsin to the submarine building sites in Manitowoc, Wis. Grandpa George sold the bus company and started multiple businesses that were all successful. He was a great role model and I worked for him at the cattle ranch, punching cows and bulls. I trimmed orange trees in his groves and dug graves in his cemetery. What a great and generous man. He would take the whole family on cruises to Europe. I have been lucky to have such a great dad and grandfather, and also lucky to have had many mentors; some have passed and some are still with us. You will probably recognize some of them:

Dick Fricklas Dave Gracy Morris Swope, CPRC Dwayne Keller George "Elva" Mimbs Ben Smith Charlie Raymond Robert Coculine Sy Elaknon GB Knowles Mike Silvers, CPRC Master Johnny Lee Paul O' Shea and my older brother, John Manson.

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Stories of the men above would fill volumes, and I am fortunate to have had them help me and Manson Roofing. Remember to honor your father and your mentors. Best regards,

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2019 FRSA Convention and Expo Premium Sponsors Platinum Sponsor • TAMKO Building Products LLC

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Diamond Sponsor • Cotney Construction Law LLP

Tampa FL • 813-579-3278 • tcotney@cotneycl.com • www.cotneycl.com Cotney Construction Law is a full-service national law firm dedicated to defending and protecting the roofing industry. The firm’s practice areas include construction law, litigation, arbitration, contract review and drafting, immigration, employment, OSHA defense, licensing defense, bid protests, lien law, bond law, and alternative dispute resolution.

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ABC Supply is the nation’s largest distributor of roofing material and one of the largest distributors of siding, windows, gutters, and other select exterior building products. With more than 700 locations in 49 states, ABC has exclusively served professional contractors for over 35 years.

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2019 FRSA Convention and Expo Premium Sponsors Gold Sponsor • IKO

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Gold Sponsor • Polyglass USA Inc

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Gold Sponsor • Versico Roofing Systems

Carlisle PA • 800-992-7663 april.schlusser@carlisleccm.com • www.versico.com Versico is one of the top single-ply roofing system manufacturers in the US, focusing on quality products and exceptional service. Versico’s product offerings include VersiGard EPDM, VersiWeld TPO, VersiFleece TPO and PVC, VersiFlex PVC, garden roof systems, and a complete line of insulation and accessory products.

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Sapphire Sponsor • Dan’s Custom Sheet Metal (DCSM) Naples FL • 239-594-0530 • lisa@dcsm.net • www.dcsm.net

DCSM is a sheet metal manufacturer offering a complete line of standard and custom metal roofing products. Founded in 1993, Dan’s Custom Sheet Metal has grown to become a leader in the industry. With over 30 years of hands-on experience and extensive knowledge of metal roofing systems, DCSM serves customers with great confidence. As a metal roofing distributor, DCSM offers wholesale and retail sales and a quality assurance program. All DCSM products and panel systems are in full compliance with all Florida statewide building codes, including the HVHZ. All products are UL rated and DCSM complies with the most stringent hurricane testing and engineering available.

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ICE Raids – What Should an Employer Do If ICE Shows Up at Its Place of Business? Paul Messina, Cotney Construction Law, LLP The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, commonly referred to as “ICE,” is a law enforcement agency under the Department of Homeland Security and is responsible for the enforcement of immigration laws in the United States. As part of the enforcement responsibilities, ICE prosecutes those who are in violation of the US immigration laws. If these individuals are found to have violated the US immigration laws, ICE ensures that these individuals depart the United States. One tactic used by ICE to locate and detain illegal immigrants is to conduct raids at places of businesses suspected to employ illegal immigrants or raids at a location where ICE believes an illegal immigrant will be (e.g. the workplace). Another tactic is to conduct a Form I-9 audit at a place of business and use the audit to confirm a worker’s identity and authorization to work in the US.

What are the Employer’s Rights During an Immigration Raid or a Form I-9 Audit?

For a Form I-9 audit, ICE must give the employer notice of the planned inspection of the Form I-9s prior to visiting the place of business. ICE sends a Notice of Inspection letter to the employer, giving them at least three days, as required by law, to prepare for the visit. Without previously receiving a Notice of Inspection or other court order, the employer does not have to provide ICE with the opportunity to inspect the Form I-9s. If provided with a Notice of Inspection, it is best to comply with ICE’s request and provide the documents requested in the Notice of Inspection. When conducting a raid, ICE does not need to provide the employer with any prior notice. However, the same rules for any other criminal investigation of private property apply. In order for ICE to enter the private areas of a business, it is required to have a warrant signed by a US District Court judge or State Court judge. Without a warrant, ICE needs consent to enter the private areas of the business. It is the employer’s right to refuse consent in those situations where it is required and the employer can instruct its employees not to provide consent as well. The best thing to do in an ICE raid is to be prepared and to make sure all employees are prepared for one as well.

How Does an Employer Prepare for an ICE Raid?

First, it is important for the employer to put a written plan in place that outlines what needs to be done and what can legally be done when ICE shows up. Once the plan is in place, it is important to practice the plan, making sure that everyone knows exactly what they are supposed to do

during a raid. Second, the employer should conduct training sessions with its employees to educate them on how they should not interact with ICE agents.

Helpful Tips for Before, During and After an ICE Raid ■■ Keep the doors to the private areas of the business closed or, preferably, locked. ■■ Post “Private” signs on doors and walls to clearly mark the private areas of the business as private. ■■ ICE will always have the ability to enter the public areas of your business, such as a parking lot, lobby, or waiting area. ■■ A job site is generally not considered a public area. ■■ Post a clear policy in the public areas of the business right outside the pathways to the private areas that visitors and the public cannot enter without permission. ■■ Always ask for a judicial warrant before letting ICE into the private areas of the business and make sure to read it to confirm that it is signed by a US District Court judge or a State Court judge. ■■ If ICE has a judicial warrant, make sure they follow the terms of the warrant (e.g. the warrant may specify only a certain location in which they may conduct their search) and note any deviations. ■■ If ICE has only an administrative warrant looking for an employee, the employer does not have to say if that employee is working and it does not have to take ICE to that employee. ■■ Make sure workers know that they have the right to remain silent and can and should ask for an attorney if questioned by ICE. Additionally, the workers should not sign anything given to them by ICE without first consulting with an attorney. ■■ Train the employees to refer all ICE inquiries to the person designated by the employer to handle ICE.

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FRSA LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL Cam Fentriss

2019 Legislative Session in Review licensing” which must be an out-of-state term but one that has a very different meaning in Florida. Couple that with the fact The Good that one of the biggest “deregWe had a number of nice victories, two are especially noteworthy. The first is passage of HB 127 by Jayer ulation” efforts was to make it Williamson, R-Pace, that requires building departments to easy for out-of-state contractors post their permit and inspection fee schedules. It will give to operate in Florida, you have a you documentation so that you can bid projects with greater pretty strong reason to question confidence that what you quote is what you pay. what/who is really behind all this The second is the seven-year effort to curb abuses because it is not designed to help with assignment of benefits (AOB) for property insurance Florida’s businesses or citizens. coverage. HB 7065 by Bob Rommel, R-Naples, passed Other problems with the the Legislature with the active support of Governor Ron various proposed deregulation DeSantis, as well as CFO Jimmy Patronis. At first, insurers efforts include the fact that worked to outlaw the use of AOBs altogether, but in the these were continually referred to as efforts to help people get a job – to improve workforce shortages – without any end, what passed is a limitation so that AOBs are used more apparent understanding that a contractor’s license is not a carefully and conservatively. You will likely hear doom and job, nor is the process of licensure equal to training capable gloom about this legislation from many lawyers and that is of qualifying someone for a construction job. If these people because they may be the constituency most heavily affected by these changes. The changes are not designed to put good were actually interested in increasing our workforce, they would focus on training, not licensure. contractors out of business, but to eliminate the abuse that And, just one more thing. A principal piece in all this led to denials by insurers that led to litigation. Certainly no deregulation legislation was the reduction of membership of one here will stand up for some of the practices of property volunteer boards. Think about that: shoo away the dedicatinsurers, but that does not make it okay to train contractors how to push insurers to deny a claim so that a lawsuit follows ed volunteers who give freely of their time to review cases, so that lawyers can introduce some of their own questionable keep all the regulations in place, and do nothing to stop the practices. It looks like Governor DeSantis will approve this violations. In what universe is that sensible? None. But in this legislation, and, if so, the changes will take effect July 1, 2019. world, it is a clear indication that the goal is to create chaos, If you use AOBs, you will find the detail you need to know in not to reduce government or regulation or do anything to my legislative report detailing what was in the bill. help Florida’s businesses or citizens. All in all, a good session but it leaves lots to think about over the summer. If you want a copy of any legislation or The Bad (or Ugly) Deregulation efforts. This was an ugly and irrational topic more information, please contact me at afentriss@aol.com. this session. It was a bizarre exercise of unclear origin. That FRM means it is hard to know who is actually pushing efforts to carelessly strip down regulation in Florida without really ICE Raids, continued from page 10 knowing why and how it will affect Floridians. Luckily, nothing While ICE raids can be a burden and an unpleasant expepassed, but I think we can expect it to come back. Because of rience, the reality of the situation is that they are not going that, we should give it a closer look now and maybe over the away any time soon. US law states that an employee must summer. have legal status in the United States and must have legal The interest groups that routinely stood up and voiced authorization to work in the United States. As the enforcer support for these efforts are Americans For Prosperity, the of US immigration law, ICE will utilize raids to find those James Madison Institute, and the obscure “Institute for violating those laws. Therefore, it is important to be prepared Justice” claiming to be a law firm that helps overregulated for an ICE raid to minimize the intrusion and disruption to the people for free. This last entity also authored a pitiful “report” employer’s business. in support claiming that licensure is not needed because priFRM vate litigation is available to regulate bad actors. Apparently, this group does not know the top priority of the business Disclaimer: The information contained in this article is for community in Florida: less litigation, not more. general educational information only. This information does not An indication that the major supporters may be pursuconstitute legal advice, is not intended to constitute legal advice, ing an “out of Florida agenda” is the continued reference to nor should it be relied upon as legal advice for your specific factual contractor and other professional licensure as “occupational pattern or situation. This was the first session with our new Governor, so it was like a first date. Everything went pretty well.

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Industry Updates NRCA Announces Partnership with SkillsUSA

NRCA is proud to announce it has partnered with SkillsUSA and now is a SkillsUSA Official Business Partner. SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers, and industry individuals working together to ensure the US has a skilled workforce. It provides educational programs, events, and competitions that support career and technical education in US classrooms. NRCA looks forward to engaging with SkillsUSA and expanding NRCA’s outreach and footprint in the career and technical fields to establish roofing as a core curriculum in schools and help NRCA members address workforce shortages. NRCA will attend the annual National Leadership & Skills Conference the week of June 24 in Louisville, Ky., and participate in the Meet the Employer event June 28. It also will serve as a co-sponsor of SkillsUSA’s State Directors Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., August 12-17. In the spirit of celebrating high school seniors who are pursuing a career in the skilled trades, SkillsUSA National Signing Day 2019 was held on May 8. Similar to National Signing Day events for high school student athletes, seniors were applauded as they announced their career plans and signed letters of intent for a job offer, apprenticeship, or advanced technical training. This inaugural nationwide program recognized students in hundreds of SkillsUSA chapters in high schools throughout the US; 300 schools and 3,000 students participated.

Shameless: Trial Lawyers Solicit “Last Call” for AOB Lawsuits While Blatantly Promising New Tactics to Thwart Just-Passed AOB Reform Legislation

Even before the ink on the just-passed legislation has dried and Governor Ron DeSantis has had a chance to sign the bill into law, a new video by Orlando trial lawyer Harvey Cohen calls on vendors to send in as many AOBs as possible for litigation before the new AOB reform law takes effect July 1. And Cohen, the self-proclaimed inventor of Florida’s current AOB phenomenon, promises he has some “new tactics” to share to thwart the good, commonsense consumer protection bill passed recently by the Florida Legislature and sent to Governor DeSantis for signing. These types of litigation-for-profit schemes by billboard trial attorneys cost all Florida insurance consumers in the form of higher rates. “It is precisely this type of gaming of the system that has hurt Florida’s hardworking families and fueled out-ofcontrol AOB litigation, fraud, and abuse in both property and auto insurance,” the Consumer Protection Coalition said in a statement. “Florida’s legislators and other senior elected leaders should be aware that there are already blatant efforts underway to erode the good reforms 14

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ABC Supply Co Inc Promotes Bryan Olson to Managing Director of Mule-Hide Products Co

Bryan Olson has been promoted to Managing Director of Mule-Hide Products Co Inc, a subsidiary corporation of ABC Supply Co Inc. In this position, Olson will build on the momentum that former President Jonathan Shepard and his team created before Shepard’s promotion to Vice President of ABC Supply’s Southwest Region. Prior to his promotion, Olson was the Director of Merchandising and Exterior Systems for L&W Supply. Olson joined L&W Supply when the company acquired NexGen Building Supply in May 2018. During his time as General Manager of NexGen Building Supply, sales tripled, and the company gained significant market share throughout the Midwest. Olson has also held executive leadership positions in the stone and tile industry after graduating from the University of Kansas. As Managing Director of Mule-Hide Products, Olson will be responsible for the complete business performance of the company, which offers low-slope roofing products including membranes, adhesives, sealants, and coatings. “Bryan is going to help take Mule-Hide Products to the next level. He has a proven track record for success in the building products industry and delivering results,” said Brad Money, Vice President of ABC Supply’s Divisional Operations. “Our associates are in great hands under his leadership.”

ASHRAE Publishes New Guideline on Energy Efficiency for Historic Buildings ASHRAE published a new guideline for increasing energy efficiency in historic buildings while minimizing the disturbance of the building’s historic character and significantly historic characteristics and materials. ASHRAE Guideline 34-2019, Energy Guideline for Historic Buildings, provides comprehensive and detailed descriptions of the processes and procedures for the retrofitting of historic buildings to achieve greater measured efficiency. The guideline is particularly aimed at providing guidance for “listed” historic buildings; i.e., those formally designated or eligible to be designated as historically

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significant by a governing body. Guideline 34 provides a step-by-step procedure for sensitive energy upgrading, from forming the project team and gathering building and energy use histories, to instituting energy efficiency measures (EEM). Building envelope improvements, environmental control strategies, energy system analysis, HVAC selection, and lighting design considerations are all addressed in the guideline. All recommendations are made in consideration of preserving the integrity of the historically valuable building character, materials, and associated artifacts. Many historic buildings were constructed without insulation and designed without active air conditioning systems—especially for mechanical cooling. Retrofitting such buildings requires specialized techniques during construction and operation, as well as sensitivity to respecting and preserving historical significance. With nearly two-thirds of existing buildings estimated to still be in service by 2050, project teams retrofitting any historic building for energy efficiency can benefit from the content of the guideline. The cost of ASHRAE Guideline 34-2019, Energy Guideline for Historic Buildings, is $53 for ASHRAE members and $62 for nonmembers. To order, visit www.ashrae.org/bookstore or contact ASHRAE Customer Contact Center at 800-527-4723 in the US and Canada.

Boral Roofing Opens Design Center in Winter Park, Fla.

Boral Roofing LLC, the national leader in durable and energy-efficient new and retrofit roofing systems, is pleased to announce it has opened a new Design Center in Winter Park, Fla. The new facility will showcase Boral Roofing’s full range of durable and sustainable roofing solutions, which encompass concrete, clay, Boral Steel’s StoneCoated Steel and Inspire Composite systems. A wide array of colors and profiles comprise the onsite displays, emphasizing the vast options available within the product lines to complement varying homes, structures, and architectural styles. Located in prestigious Winter Park, just minutes north of Orlando’s numerous attractions, the Design Center will cater to builders, contractors, architects, and remodelers within the residential and commercial real estate sectors, as well as to owners. In addition to the product displays, the Design Center will also host continuing education courses for architects and professionals in the region, providing AIA CEU course credits. Product training learning sessions will also be held at the new facility. 16

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The Design Center is officially open by appointment only. The showroom is located at 2250 Lee Road, Suite 80. To visit the center, please call 863-229-9283. To explore Boral Roofing’s complete concrete, clay, steel, and composite roof solutions, visit www.boralroof.com.

Duro-Last Inc Iowa Facility Earns Prestigious VPP Star Site Recognition from OSHA

Duro-Last Inc is pleased to announce that its Sigourney, Iowa manufacturing facility was recently awarded Star Site status from the Occupational Safety & Health Organization’s (OSHA) Voluntary Protection Program (VPP). This prestigious recognition joins the VPP Star Site renewal that the Duro-Last facility in Grants Pass, Ore. achieved last year and strengthens Duro-Last’s continued commitment to the highest standards of workplace safety. OSHA’s VPP program is designed to recognize employers and workers who have implemented effective safety and health management systems and maintain injury and illness rates below national Bureau of Labor Statistics averages for their respective industries. In VPP programs, management, labor, and OSHA work cooperatively and proactively to prevent fatalities, injuries, and illnesses through a system focused on hazard prevention and control, worksite analysis, training, management commitment, and worker involvement. Facilities can qualify for one of three VPP programs: Demonstration, Merit, and Star. As the highest level of recognition awarded by VPP, the Star program recognizes exemplary worksites that have developed successful safety and health management systems. These sites are self-sufficient in their ability to control workplace hazards and are reevaluated every three to five years. “Employee safety, both at work and at home, is the most important core value in our organization,” said Tom Saeli, Duro-Last CEO. “We continually strive to improve our operations to create a safe environment where our employees can thrive, and the Duro-Last team in Iowa exemplifies what it means to work together to promote a culture of safety. Duro-Last is proud to be considered a safety leader throughout the industry, and we are honored to earn these significant recognitions from OSHA.”

OMG Roofing Products Names Two to Product Management Roles

OMG Roofing Products has hired Jim Lavallee as Product Manager for the Adhesives Business Unit, reporting to Adam Cincotta, Director of the business unit. In his new role, Jim will manage daily product management

activities for OMG’s line of OlyBond insulation adhesives, including new product development, voice-of-customer feedback, as well as work with the marketing team to develop growth strategies for the adhesives business. Jim comes to OMG Roofing from LoyaltyEdge, an American Express divestiture, where he led strategy, created a new product development process and implemented various process improvements that resulted in significant revenue growth and cost reductions. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Pennsylvania State University and an MBA from New York University. In addition, Pat O’Connor, who joined OMG Roofing Products in 2017 as the Edge Metal Product Manager for the company’s Metal Accessories Business Unit, has been named as RhinoBond Product Manager in the company’s Fastener Business Unit. He will report to Peter Coyne, Senior Vice President and General Manager for the OMG Roofing Products Division. In this role, Pat will develop and execute marketing and sales strategies for the RhinoBond product line including product development, and product life cycle management. Prior to joining OMG in 2017, Pat worked in various roles for Tyco Simplex Grinnell. Patrick holds a Bachelor’s degree in industrial distribution and an MBA in marketing, both from Clarkson University. Headquartered in Agawam, Mass., OMG Roofing Products is a leading manufacturer of commercial roofing products including specialty fasteners, adhesives, edge metal systems, drains, pipe supports, and advanced productivity tools. The company’s focus is delivering products and services that improve contractor productivity and enhance roof system performance. For additional information, please contact OMG Roofing Products at 800-633-3800 or visit www.omgroofing.com.

Trent Cotney Named General Counsel to National Slate Association

Trent Cotney of Cotney Construction Law, LLP was recently named General Counsel of the National Slate Association (NSA). As General Counsel, Cotney will provide legal assistance to the association’s Board of Directors with regard to the organizational structure, bylaws, operations, and governance policies. The National Slate Association is a nonprofit organization that promotes excellence through the development and dissemination of technical information, standards, and educational resources for the slate industry. “Working with NSA is a great opportunity for our firm to collaborate with a group of individuals who are dedicated to 18

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improving and promoting their work,” said Cotney. Cotney’s practice areas encompass both commercial and construction litigation in addition to various transactional matters. Specifically, Trent works on contract review and drafting, contract negotiation, lien law, bond law, building code violation defense, construction defect litigation, OSHA defense, bid protest litigation, employment claim defense, and contractor licensing defense.

TAMKO Building Products Partners with Carlyle Global Partners

TAMKO Building Products Inc, one of the nation’s largest independent manufacturers of residential roofing products, announced that Carlyle Global Partners (CGP) will become a long-term strategic minority investor in its asphalt roofing and building materials business. CGP is the long-duration investment fund of The Carlyle Group, a global investment firm with $216 billion of assets under management. Terms of the transaction, which is expected to close in Q2 2019, have not been disclosed. TAMKO’s Chairman of the Board, Ethelmae Humphreys, said, “This is the beginning of a new chapter in TAMKO’s 75-year history. Our business and footprint have expanded at a dramatic pace, growing from just one roofing plant in Joplin, Mo., into one of the nation’s largest asphalt roofing shingle manufacturers. Our partnership with CGP will position TAMKO now and over the longterm for even faster growth and greater success.” “TAMKO’s success is firmly rooted in the core values that have always defined us as a family-run business: hard work, honesty and integrity, and a commitment to hire and develop outstanding people,” said David Humphreys, President and CEO of TAMKO. “CGP is a great long-term partner because they recognize that these guiding principles — combined with our cost leadership strategy, focus on vertical integration, commitment to quality, customer focus, and continuous improvement — have underpinned TAMKO’s success. Together with CGP, TAMKO will continue to invest in these areas to grow the market-leading positions we hold today.” Eliot Merrill, Co-Head of CGP, said: “We are delighted to partner with TAMKO, a market innovator with outstanding management and admirable core values. We believe our record of creating value successfully in businesses poised for long-term growth will enable TAMKO to build on its remarkable achievements to date.” Carlyle Managing Director, Vipul Amin, added: “We have followed the growth and success of TAMKO for many years and look forward to supporting management as they take the business to the next level.” Eliot Merrill and Vipul Amin will join TAMKO’s Board of Directors. FRM

The Roofing Industry and FRSA are Well Represented as New Building Code Takes Shape Mike Silvers, CPRC, Silvers Systems Inc and FRSA Director of Technical Services The Florida Building Code (FBC) Technical Advisory Committees (TACs) met during the week of March 18 to begin consideration of code modifications for the 2020 FBC. The roofing industry, and FRSA in particular, were very well represented. FRSA President-Elect and FBC Commissioner Brian Swope, CPRC (Tampa Roofing Co Inc) continued to do an excellent job as Chairman of the Roofing TAC. FRSA Immediate Past President Charlie Kennedy (Gainesville Roofing & Co Inc) and Tyler Allwood (Director of Business Development, Eagle Roofing Products) were gracious enough to serve as alternates for TAC members and Past Presidents Burt Logan and George Ebersold. FRSA Codes Subcommittee Chairman Tim Graboski (Tim Grabowski Roofing Inc) serves as an Energy TAC member. Tim joined other FRSA Codes Subcommittee members: Manny Oyola (Eagle Roofing Products), Tonya Steel (Millennium Metals Inc), Sal Delfino (Peterson Aluminum Corp), Riku Ylipelkonen (ICP Adhesives & Sealants), Greg Keeler (Owens Corning), and Corey Ewert (TAMKO Building Products Inc) who participated in several TAC meetings. Our members are fortunate to have such outstanding volunteer representatives. Please take a few moments to thank them for their continued dedication. Also attending and supporting FRSA’s positons on ASCE 7-16 and the roof tile manual was a strong delegation from the Tile Roofing Industry (TRI) including; Rick Olsen (TRI) and Wade Sheppard (Boral Roofing). FRSA Executive Director Lisa Pate,

Educational Foundation Director Meghan Roth and I were the FRSA staff members attending. I mention all of these people not only to thank them, but to emphasize how this kind of representation and support makes an impression on those who will have so much say in how we go about our work. The building code is the law of the construction land. If we don’t work to influence its contents, the results will be left to those who have other than roofing industry interests. Most of the modifications submitted by FRSA were approved by the TACs as submitted. For the most part, our preferred positions on other modifications prevailed. However, keep in mind that this is just the first step of the code renewal cycle. Another set of TAC meetings is scheduled for the week of July 9 in Gainesville. Garnering participation may be difficult because it will be the week before FRSA’s Convention and Expo, but this is no time to let our guard down; we still have several rounds to go. FRM Michael J. Silvers, CPRC is FRSA’s Director of Technical Services. Mike is an FRSA Past President, Life Member and Campanella Award Recipient, and a Florida Licensed Certified Roofing Contractor, who brings over 40 years of industry knowledge and experience to FRSA’s team. Mike is available to FRSA members who have codes or technical questions and can be reached at 800-767-3772 ext. 169 or by email at silvers@floridaroof.com.

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2019 Convention & Expo Frequently Asked Questions What is the Convention?

FRSA’s Convention and Expo run concurrently and have been an annual event for 97 years. The Convention consists of educational seminars, golf, fishing, clay and pistol shooting tournaments, the Wednesday night Welcome Reception, Thursday Business Luncheon, and the FRSA Officer Installation and S.T.A.R. “Spotlight Trophy for the Advancement of Roofing” Awards Dinner on Thursday night followed by the S.T.A.R. Awards After-Party.

What is the Expo?

The Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo is a trade show where vendors to the industry display their products, services, and equipment, and where the roofing and sheet metal community gathers to learn about the latest technologies and to network with fellow industry representatives.

Where is the Expo?

The Expo takes place at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center (Halls A-D) in Kissimmee, Fla.

What are the Hours for the Expo?

Thursday, July 18 – 11:30 am – 5:00 pm Friday, July 19 – 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

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What is the Cost to Attend the Expo?

The Expo is free to attend for professionals in the roofing and sheet metal industry. Complimentary badges are available at www.floridaroof.com.

How Do I Make a Hotel Reservation?

The host hotel is the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center. Visit https://book.passkey.com/go/FRSA2019 and use FRSA719 as the access code. We have a group rate of $164 plus tax per night for single or double occupancy. Resort fees have been included in this discounted group rate. Our group rate will be available through June 17 or until the room block is sold out.

How Do I Get There?

Maps are available in a downloadable document on the Convention page at www.floridaroof.com. The Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center is located at 6000 West Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, Fla. 34746.

Is Parking Available?

Yes, you can self-park at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center for a discounted rate of $14.40 plus tax per day. Be sure to mention FRSA at check-out to receive this rate. Valet parking is available for $35 plus tax per day.

Can Children Attend the Expo?

Yes, but badges will not be issued to any attendee under 18 years of age. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times and are NOT permitted on the show floor during exhibitor move-in or move-out.

Will There be Events for the Family?

Yes! For the Ladies’ Program, you may purchase a full Convention registration (Ladies’ Program tickets are included) or individual tickets. For the Kids’ Program, you may purchase a full Convention registration or individual tickets for each event.

What is the Cost to Attend the Convention?

You may purchase a full Convention registration prior to the event. Cost will depend on membership status and date of registration. You may also purchase individual tickets for the following social events: sports tournaments on Wednesday, the Business Luncheon on Thursday, and the Thursday night FRSA Officer Installation and S.T.A.R. Awards Dinner and After-Party. Individual tickets can be purchased when registering for the event at www.floridaroof.com by clicking “Register Now.”

Where Can I Buy Tickets?

You are encouraged to purchase tickets ahead of time by registering online at www.floridaroof.com. If available,

tickets may be purchased onsite at FRSA’s Registration Desk located at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center.

What is the Cost to Attend the Educational Programs?

Package deals are available for continuing education programs and the best value (if you are planning on attending social events also) is to purchase the full Convention registration. This package contains seminar credit for seven hours of CEUs and all social event tickets. If you are attending only the seminars, you may purchase a seven-hour CEU package for $240. You may also purchase individual tickets for each seminar. Cost is $45 per credit hour. If you do not need continuing education credit, you may attend FRSA seminars* at no cost. Please keep in mind that seating may be limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis after those requiring CE credit have been accommodated. *Does not include NRCA For Foremen Only Programs or OHSA 10-Hour Training Program.

Is There a Benefit to Purchasing a Full Convention Registration?

Yes, the cost of your tickets is much cheaper than if you purchase them individually. Also, if you purchase a full Convention registration, you are eligible for a chance to win the Grand Prize drawing of $1,000 cash.

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What Does My Full Convention Registration Include?

raise money for this worthy cause. The money is used to provide educational seminars throughout the year and also funds the scholarships awarded each year.

A full Convention registration contains one ticket for the Thursday Business Luncheon, one ticket for the Thursday Can I Donate to the Silent Auction? night FRSA Officer Installation, S.T.A.R. Awards Dinner and Yes! We would love to have any size donation. For more After-Party, a ticket for the Grand Prize drawing of $1,000 held during the Thursday night After-Party, and either seven information, please call Meghan Roth at 800-767-3772 ext. 123. hours of CEU credit for seminars or two Ladies’ Program tickets.

What About the Sports Tournaments?

We offer four different sports tournaments that will take place on Wednesday, July 17. We have a golf tournament at Celebration Golf Club (cost is $150 per person if booked by June 17; $200 per person after June 17), a fishing tournament at Sunrise Marina in Port Canaveral (cost is $150 per person if booked by June 17; $250 per person after June 17), a clay shooting tournament at Tenoroc Shooting Range in Lakeland (cost is $115 per person if booked by June 17; $165 per person if booked after June 17), and a pistol shooting tournament at Tenoroc Shooting Range in Lakeland (cost is $95 per person if booked by June 17; $145 per person if booked after June 17). To register for any tournament, visit www.floridaroof.com and click “Register Now.”

Do I Need a Ticket for the Welcome Reception?

Can I Bid on Items at the Silent Auction?

Yes! The Silent Auction will be located inside the Expo hall (Halls A-D) and will be open during Expo hours. It will close on Friday at 2:00 pm.

I Heard There is a Lot of Walking?

Yes! So make sure you wear comfortable shoes. It’s a bit of a hike from the parking lot to the FRSA Registration Desk and Expo hall, so please add a few extra minutes when you’re making your plans to attend.

What is the Attire for the Convention and Expo?

Attire for the Convention, Expo, and all social events is business casual. Meeting room temperatures vary, so remember to pack a sweater or light jacket.

What is the FRSA 25 Square Challenge?

Attendees will receive a game card when entering the No, the Welcome Reception is a complimentary event Expo. Simply visit the exhibitors showcased on the card to open to all FRSA attendees and exhibitors. Join us for delicious food stations, an open bar, and the perfect opportunity collect stamps and turn in your completed card for a chance to win cash prizes. Stamps can be collected on Thursday or to network with your industry peers! Friday; winners (18 years or older) will be selected on Friday and must be present to win. What is the Silent Auction? The Silent Auction is the primary fundraiser for the FRSA Is There an Event App? Educational Foundation. Exhibitors, suppliers, members, Yes! Visit www.eventmobi.com/frsa from your smartand other businesses and individuals donate products, services, gift baskets, vacations, and gift certificates to help phone and save the app to your home screen. View the schedule, maps, and exhibitor listings at your fingertips. Set up your company’s profile, receive the latest updates, and meet new people.

Where Can I Find More Info?

Visit www.floridaroof.com, like FRSA on Facebook at www.facebook.com/flroof, and follow the Expo on Twitter at www.twitter.com/FRSAExpo and Instagram at www.instagram/flroof. Be sure to use our hashtag! #FRSAExpo19

Have Additional Questions?

Call Cheryl Sulock at 800-7673772 ext. 177 or Jenny Ser at ext. 100 for more detailed information.

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FRSA Purchased Land for New Building Lisa Pate, FRSA Executive Director

For the past three years, FRSA has been actively looking to purchase a piece of property to build permanent offices for the Association and Credit Union. Last September, we finally found a location in an existing office park that suits our needs and submitted an offer. In late December 2018, we closed on the property and began developing plans for a new 8,000 square-foot building, which will include ample office space for both the Association and Credit Union, a classroom training center, and two conference rooms. The plan is to selffund the building so that it will be owned free and clear upon completion. In April, the Executive and Building Committees and the Board of Directors signed off on the floor plan, along with the building elevation seen above. The new building will be energy efficient and include Low-E windows, LED lighting, and solar if approved by the office park’s Architectural Review Board. The building will include a generator so FRSA staff can be ready when inclement weather hits the area.

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As many of you may remember, FRSA’s old location had a walkway leading into the building made up of bricks purchased by members. Some bricks had company logos, others were memorial tributes, and some were names of FRSA leadership. Those bricks will be relocated and installed at the new location; depending on the amount needed, there may be an opportunity to purchase additional bricks. The architect, builder, and civil engineer are finalizing drawings, engineering, and permitting and we’re expecting to break ground in June. The builder is estimating approximately eight months for completion, but we are planning on 12 months. Our current lease expires at the end of July 2020, so we have plenty of time to complete the new building and make the transition. Pictures and mementos of FRSA’s rich history will be on display throughout the building, reflecting almost 100 years of service to the industry. FRM

Robotics in Construction Karen L. Edwards, Director of Communications and Member Engagement, RT3 Collective robotic construction (CRC) specifically concerns embodied, autonomous, multirobot systems that modify a shared environment according to high-level, user-specified goals. A Science Robotics study published this March states that “the increasing need for safe, inexpensive, and sustainable construction, combined with novel technological enablers, has made large-scale construction by robot teams an active research area.” The study notes that 54 percent of the human population currently live in cities and that number is expected to grow to 66 percent by 2050. The researchers feel that collective robotics can help meet the construction demand in the midst of an ongoing labor shortage. CRC could also make construction safer for workers, with the Department of Labor citing that 20 percent of all worker injuries occur in construction. The researchers were inspired by the extensive use of collective construction in nature for building nests, protection barriers, traps, and mobility scaffolds. Where animal construction relies on reactive behaviors and “low-bandwidth communication,” robots can rely on high-resolution sensors, high-speed communication, and GPS to communicate their exact location for completing specific tasks. Construction materials used in CRC are divided into two categories – discrete and continuous. Discrete materials would be square, rectangular or homogeneous bricks, struts, and sandbags. Continuous materials would be things like two-component foam, concrete, and fibers. The study says that “challenges pertain to CRC hardware, especially in relation to coordination, communication, and multimodal sensing.” The robots need to be able to adequately communicate and coordinate with nearby robots for success. “As more advanced sensors such as radar, depth cameras, laser imaging and ranging systems, and GPS become cheaper and more readily accessible, they may play a bigger role in the field.” The researchers reference two published systems, UAVs and climbing robots, that can be used to develop a metric that measures constructed volume relative to time, the number of robots used, and the volumetric size of each robot. “A flying robot [UAV] has higher energy expenditure and lower payload than a climbing robot

but may fly directly between material cache and deposition sites. Reversely, climbing robots can carry more but have to traverse through previous construction.” The study is the first step in determining how robotics can make an impact in construction. Further study is needed to develop performance metrics, evaluate the reliability of CRC and its ability to adapt to changes in movement and expected behaviors of the other robots. There also needs to be more research in order to determine where humans fit into the CRC picture to oversee work, make adjustments and corrections when there is an error, and in the support and maintenance of the robots. FRM Karen L. Edwards is the Director of Communications and Member Engagement for the Roofing Technology Think Tank (RT3).

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During FRSA’s 97th Annual Convention and the Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Expo, you’ll be able to visit the Silent Auction, look over the many items that have been generously donated by industry members, bid on items, and take home some great bargains, all while supporting the Educational Foundation’s yearly fundraiser. This year’s Silent Auction includes some amazing items: from industry products and services to specialty gift baskets, attraction tickets, and vacation packages! We are so grateful to all the valuable donors that make this event possible and support our education and research programs.

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87 Spring Ln Plainville CT 06062 Phone: 860-479-0876 Fax: 860-351-0689 info@aceclamp.com www.aceclamp.com Booth: 1303 AceClamp manufactures fast-installing, precision-engineered metal roof clamps for stainless steel metal roofing, membrane, slate, and asphalt that are compatible with most panel types. Our patented slide-pin design doesn’t use set screws, which could mar the panel coating finish, voiding the warranty. We also offer our Solar Mounting Kit for attaching PV panels to stainless steel metal roofing.

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162 E Broadway St Oviedo FL 32765 Phone: 407-366-2521 ops@allpointstile.com www.allpointstile.com Booth: 541 All Points Tile and Slate is a distributor of new tile for whole roofs and offers a huge boneyard of discontinued and rare tiles, sold in bulk or by the piece for repairs. View our inventory at www.allpointstile.com. We proudly sell the silica dust-free Hytile Roof Tile Cutter and offer delivery, tile glazing, and free tile identification services. Alpha Pro Tech Engineered Products Inc 301 S Blanchard St Valdosta GA 31601 Phone: 229-242-1931 lpope@alphaprotech.com www.alphaprotech.com Booth: 337 Alpha Pro Tech is a manufacturer of synthetic underlayments under the REX and TECHNO SB brands. We have you covered in every direction. AltaVista Strategic Partners 6750 McLean Way Ste E Glen Burnie MD 21060 Phone: 410-760-6680 aaron@altavistasp.com www.altavistasp.com Booth: 442 American WeatherStar 3100 Lees Ln Mobile AL 36693 Toll-Free: 800-771-6643 sgayle@weatherstar.net www.americanweatherstar.com Booth: 111 AMSI Supply PO Box 759 Douglasville GA 30133 Phone: 770-920-6838 Toll-Free: 800-943-9771 phorsley@amsisupply.com www.amsisupply.com Booth: 741 32

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Apex Tax Group LLC 4425 SW Martin Hwy Palm City FL 34990 Phone: 772-221-4806 Fax: 772-221-4807 mmoran@apextaxgroupllc.com www.apextaxgroupllc.com Booth: 642 Apex Tax Group specializes in helping roofers get the most in tax savings. With offices in Palm City, Fla and Boulder, Colo we cater to roofers nationwide. We take great pride in being one of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading tax and accounting firms specifically for the roofing industry. APOC

manufacturing locations in the United States: two in Allentown, Penn, including the headquarters, and one in Mesa, Ariz. Learn more about ATAS at www.atas.com or call 610-395-8445. Atlantic Asphalt & Equipment 146 Railroad Ave Revere MA 02151 Toll-Free: 800-543-3350 acohen@atlanticasphalt.com www.atlanticasphalt.com Booth: 533 Atlantic Leak Detection PO Box 28 Marlboro NJ 07746 Toll-Free: 888-696-6429 will@atlanticleak.com www.atlanticleak.com Booth: 1320 Atlas Roofing Corporation

4161 E 7th St Tampa FL 33605 Phone: 813-248-2101 Toll-Free: 800-562-5669 www.apoc.com Booth: 813 Headquartered in Florida, APOC is your premier manufacturer of construction and maintenance products that maximize productivity, performance, and energy efficiency. APOC offers proven silicone roof restoration systems that dramatically reduce roof surface temperatures, lower heat transfer to buildings, reduce energy consumption, and extend roof life. Associates Agency Inc 11470 N 53rd St Temple Terrace FL 33617 Phone: 813-830-1391 michael@associatesins.com www.associatesins.com Booth: 1022

2000 Riveredge Pkwy Ste 800 Atlanta GA 30328 Toll-Free: 800-388-6134 rickg@atlasroofing.com www.atlasroofing.com Booth: 1013 Atlas Roofing Corporation is an innovative, customer-oriented manufacturer of residential and commercial building materials. Attic Breeze

PO Box 1318 / 1370 FM 116 Gatesville TX 76528 Phone: 254-865-9999 ATAS International Inc Toll-Free: 877-288-4234 6612 Snowdrift Rd brandi.hipp@atticbreeze.net Allentown PA 18106 www.atticbreeze.net Phone: 610-395-8445 Booth: 737 Toll-Free: 800-468-1441 Extend the life of your roof, increase the Fax: 610-395-9342 efficiency of your HVAC system, improve info@atas.com the performance of your insulation, remove www.atas.com moisture and humidity build up and lower Booth: 936 your cooling cost all in one easy solution. ATAS International Inc is a leading Backed by a lifetime residential warranty. manufacturer of metal wall cladding, roofing, ceilings, perimeter edge metal, and Attic Breeze, we are solar powered accessories. ATAS has three ISO certified ventilation.

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FRSA members appear in bold Avalon Manufacturing 980 Sunshine Ln Ste Q Altamonte Springs FL 32714 Phone: 407-808-2501 Fax: 321-972-8887 amciver@avalon-mfg.com www.critterquitter.com Booth: 1101 Babcock-Davis 9300 73rd Ave N Brooklyn Park MN 55428 Toll-Free: 888-412-3726 Fax: 888-312-3726 mdibba@babcockdavis.com www.babcockdavis.com Booth: 1124 Beacon Roofing Supply Inc 6363 Edgewater Dr Orlando FL 34711 Phone: 321-442-0061 info@becn.com www.beaconroofingsupply.com Booth: 235 Beacon Roofing Supply Inc is one of the largest distributors of residential and non-residential roofing and complimentary building products. Beacon currently operates in 589 locations in the US and 6 Canadian provinces. Berridge Manufacturing Co 2610 Harry Wurzbach Rd San Antonio TX 78209 Phone: 210-650-3050 erodriguez@berridge.com www.berridge.com Booth: 810 BITEC Inc

#2 Industrial Park Dr Morrilton AR 72110 Phone: 501-354-8585 Toll-Free: 800-535-8597 Fax: 501-354-3019 dga@bi-tec.com www.bi-tec.com Booth: 830 BITEC Inc manufactures APP and SBS polymer modified bitumen membranes, as well as roof coatings and adhesives. IMPERFLEX SA membranes, Mineral Design mineral pattern membrane, and IMPER-SOL roof coating are specialty products by BITEC Inc. 34

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Bitumar USA Inc 6000 Pennington Ave Baltimore MD 21226 Phone: 410-354-9550 Fax: 410-354-9552 tomjr.lecorchick@bitumar.com www.bitumar.com Booth: 731 Bitumar is the total solution for your asphaltic needs providing BUR asphalt Types I, II, III, and IV in bulk, 100‑lb. cartons, and BURPAK, as well as specialty asphalts, paving asphalts, and road emulsions. Bonded Lightning Protection Systems Inc

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BOSS Products 350 Ring Rd Elizabethtown KY 42701 Phone: 270-769-3385 Fax: 270-765-2412 carol.remington@soudal.com www.bossproducts.com Booth: 1210 Today’s projects demand sealants, adhesives, and lubricants that not only work – but excel. BOSS offers a variety of products such as state-of-the-art foams, sealants, and adhesives. BOSS technology and quality ensure these products will perform to the highest levels for insulation, industrial, construction, roofing, HVAC/R, and manufactured housing markets. The Bradbury Group

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2080 W Indiantown Rd Ste 100 Jupiter FL 33458 Phone: 561-746-4336 Fax: 561-747-8233 mail@bondedlightning.com www.bondedlightning.com Booth: 432 Family-owned and operated since its inception, Bonded Lightning Protection Systems provides lightning and surge protection for commercial, industrial, and residential properties. We also install lightning warning systems and provide inspections, repairs, and certification services. We service Florida, the Caribbean, and the southeastern US through strategically located offices in Tampa, Tallahassee, and Jupiter, Fla. Boral Roofing 200 Story Rd Lake Wales FL 33898 Phone: 863-824-1289 Toll-Free: 800-669-8453 Fax: 949-756-2401 askcustomerservice@boral.com www.boralroof.com Booth: 1001 Boral Roofing is the nation’s largest manufacturer of sustainable, durable and affordable clay, concrete, stonecoated steel, and composite slate and shake roof tile products. Boral’s brands include Boral Roofing, US Tile by Boral Steel, and Inspire Roofing Products. For more info call 800-699-8453 or visit www.boralroof.com.

1200 E Cole Moundridge KS 67107 Phone: 620-345-6394 Fax: 620-345-6381 bradbury@bradburygroup.com www.bradburygroup.com Booth: 841 The Bradbury Group manufactures a variety of roll formers, long folders, Panther Cub II slitter/shears, uncoilers, recoilers, hemmers, slitters, portable roll forming equipment, gutter machines, insulated panel equipment, embossing and calendaring equipment, and controls. Bradbury Metal Tile Roofing Solutions specializes in designing and building customized manufacturing equipment for unique metal tile design and production requirements. Brauner Safety Services 7879 Timberlin Park Rd Jacksonville FL 32256 Phone: 407-403-3959 jim@braunersafety.com www.braunersafety.com Booth: 908 Professional and experienced safety training for roofing provided in Spanish and English. We travel to your place of business and offer OSHA 10 and 30, CERTA Torch Training, Fall Protection, and Rigging and Signaling.

FRSA members appear in bold Calidad Machinery & Equipment 350 SW 14th Ave Pompano Beach FL 33069 Phone: 954-785-1954 Fax: 954-785-1601 info@calidadmachinery.com www.calidadmachinery.com Booth: 1119 Calidad Machinery & Equipment specializes in sales, services, and solutions for manufacturing products, including new and used shears, folders, coilines, roll formers, plasma cutters, punches, ironworkers, spot welders, clinching machines, slitters, beaders, rotary machines, band saws, power rolls, sheet metal tools, and much more.

Carlisle WIP Products PO Box 7000 Carlisle PA 17013 Toll-Free: 888-717-1440 www.carlislewipproducts.com Booth: 523 As a division of Carlisle Construction Materials Inc, Carlisle WIP Products manufactures premium construction products for steep-slope and low-slope residential and commercial applications. Water and ice protection (WIP) selfadhering roofing underlayments, and EZ-Flash products offer ideal solutions for protection against water and ice damming while withstanding unfavorable weather conditions.

Cambridge Lee 7825 Ellis Rd Melbourne FL 32904 Toll-Free: 800-548-8850 dhamelink@camlee.com www.camlee.com Booth: 937 Cambridge Lee is proudly displaying copper roofing products, coils, and copper sheet.

Cellucrete Corporation 11905 NW 99th Ave Hialeah Gardens FL 33018 Phone: 305-826-2967 Toll-Free: 800-985-0275 rfigueroa@cellucrete.com www.cellucrete.com Booth: 1127

Capital Forest Products 107 Gibralter Ave Annapolis MD 21401 Toll-Free: 800-255-3405 Fax: 410-280-6108 mhowe@capitalforest.com www.capitalforest.com Booth: 1126 Carlisle Roof Foam and Coatings 1285 Ritner Hwy Carlisle PA 17013 Toll-Free: 844-922-2355 elizabeth.agar@carlisleccm.com www.carlislerfc.com Booth: 643 Carlisle Roof Foam and Coatings offers a broad range of coatings and spray polyurethane foam (SPF) insulations used in commercial roofing applications. Carlisle SynTec 1285 Ritner Hwy Carlisle PA 17013 Phone: 717-245-7000 Toll-Free: 800-479-6832 abigail.hunt@carlisleccm.com www.carlislesyntec.com Booth: 623

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CertainTeed Corp 200 Certainteed Dr Oxford NC 29415 Phone: 919-693-1141 Fax: 919-693-9400 phyllis.s.stokes@saint-gobain.com www.certainteed.com Booth: 931 CIDAN Machinery

655 Hwy 74 S Ste 350 Peachtree City GA 30269 Phone: 770-692-7230 Fax: 770-692-7274 infocidan@cidanmachinery.com www.cidanmachinery-americas.com Booth: 722 CIDAN Machinery, located in Peachtree City, Ga, has sold over 4,000 machines in North America over the past 30 years and has manufactured machines since 1907. At CIDAN, we will continue to provide the same quality machines and service that customers have enjoyed worldwide for the past 112 years.

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1017 N â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hâ&#x20AC;? St Lake Worth FL 33460 Phone: 561-722-9881 Fax: 561-582-8039 kc@kcwand.com www.kcwand.com Booth: 923 Conducting High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) test protocols TAS 105, 106 and 126. See our specialty tools to assist in core cutting, tile testing, and more. We are offering a show special: buy one tool, get the second tool half price! Miami-Dade County certified testing lab since 2006. Cleasby Manufacturing Company 7150 Newton St Westminster CO 80030 Phone: 303-429-0467 Toll-Free: 800-525-1399 Fax: 303-426-5273 vance@cleasby.com www.cleasby.com Booth: 131 Serving the roofing industry for 70 years, we are manufacturers and distributors of trucks, truck beds, conveyors, forklift packages, Leister, RGC, Winco, Hennes Johnson, Leading Edge Safety, Babcock Davis, Bilco, paving equipment, waterproofing, roofing, tools, and more. Colony Hardware Corp 12290 Crystal Commerce Loop Ft Myers FL 33966 Phone: 239-939-3535 Fax: 239-939-1691 jmaguda@colonyhardware.com www.colonyhardware.com Booth: 1302 Continental Materials Inc 1614 Old York Rd Abington PA 19001 Toll-Free: 800-247-6637 Fax: 215-887-4485 miked@continentalmaterials.com www.continentalmaterials.com Booth: 808

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3110 Cherry Palm Dr Ste 290 Tampa FL 33619 Phone: 813-579-3278 Fax: 813-902-7612 info@cotneycl.com www.cotneycl.com Booth: 209 Cotney Construction Law is a full-service national law firm dedicated to defending and protecting the roofing industry. The firm’s practice areas include construction law, litigation, arbitration, contract review and drafting, immigration, employment, OSHA defense, licensing defense, bid protests, lien law, bond law, and alternative dispute resolution. Crown Roof Tiles 6018 Hwy 72 Arcadia FL 34266 Phone: 863-993-4004 bdyble@crownrooftiles.com www.crownrooftiles.com Booth: 407 D-MAC Same Day Steel Deck 1880 D-MAC Dr Alpharetta GA 30004 Phone: 770-664-7120 Toll-Free: 800-878-3622 Fax: 770-664-5682 sales@samedaysteeldeck.com www.samedaysteeldeck.com Booth: 114 Rusty deck headache? Let the D-MAC cure ease your pain with Same Day Steel Deck and accessories from one of our 30 stocking locations, including Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, and Tampa, Fla. Stop by our booth 114 and say “Same Day Steel Deck” to get a free gift! D.I. Roof Seamers 915 Hwy 45 Corinth MS 38834 Phone: 662-287-6626 Toll-Free: 888-343-0456 Fax: 662-287-6744 chris@dimetalworks.com www.diroofseamers.com Booth: 215

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Dan’s Custom Sheet Metal 5700 Washington St Naples FL 34109 Phone: 239-594-0530 Fax: 239-594-2064 lisa@dcsm.net www.dcsm.net Booth: 1031

Direct Metals Inc 17600 East St N Ft Myers FL 33917 Phone: 239-599-8527 Fax: 239-599-8545 francis@directmetalsinc.com www.directmetalsinc.com Booth: 1201

DAP Products Inc 11861 Hayden Lakes Cir Jacksonville FL 32218 Phone: 330-714-6466 mhohl@dap.com www.touchnseal.com Booth: 834

Drexel Metals 8641 Elm Fair Blvd Tampa FL 33610 Toll-Free: 877-399-3600 Fax: 727-572-7910 jdekovics@drexmet.com www.drexmet.com Booth: 505 Drexel Metals is a provider of architectural standing seam metal roofing systems for commercial, institutional, and residential applications. Headquartered in Louisville, Ky, Drexel has facilities in Kentucky, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Florida. In addition to prefabricating products in its facilities, Drexel also offers distributors and installers a field-fabrication program backed by industry-leading training, marketing support, testing, and warranty coverage.

Dataforma Inc 410 Kings Mill Rd York PA 17404 Toll-Free: 866-764-9992 Fax: 717-428-2126 bradm@dataforma.com www.dataforma.com Booth: 524 DECRA Metal Roofing 1230 Railroad St Corona CA 92882 Toll-Free: 800-258-9740 tunderwood@decra.com www.decra.com Booth: 733 Dept of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR)

2601 Blair Stone Rd Tallahassee FL 32399 Phone: 850-487-1395 susan.sparks@myfloridalicense.com www.myfloridalicense.com Booth: 943 The Department of Business and Professional Regulation is the agency charged with licensing and regulating businesses and professionals in the state of Florida, such as contractors, veterinarians, real estate agents and parimutuel wagering facilities. Our mission is to license efficiently and regulate fairly. We strive to meet this goal in our day-to-day operations.

DuPont 974 Centre Rd #735 Wilmington DE 19805 Phone: 302-774-1000 rupa.kibbe@dupont.com www.dupont.com Booth: 119 Duro-Last Inc 525 Morley Dr Saginaw MI 48601 Toll-Free: 800-248-0280 eatha@duro-last.com www.duro-last.com Booth: 925 Known as the “World’s Best Roof,” DuroLast Inc is the world’s largest manufacturer of custom-fabricated, thermoplastic single-ply roofing systems. Factorycontrolled custom-fabrication can eliminate up to 85 percent of field seams, resulting in lower on-site labor costs and easier installation. Duro-Last’s roofing systems are sustainable and durable.

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3546 N Riverside Ave Rialto CA 92377 Phone: 909-822-6000 Toll-Free: 888-TILE-ROOF makaylat@eagleroofing.com www.eagleroofing.com Booth: 219 As America’s #1 concrete roof tile manufacturer, Eagle Roofing Products is known for producing high-quality roofing products that are not only aesthetically stunning and sustainable, but also exceed industry standards in durability. Eagle is the choice for your roofing needs.

49 Eagle Dr Leola PA 17540 Toll-Free: 855-378-4783 Fax: 717-723-9906 sales@equipter.com www.equipter.com Booth: 1223 Professional roofers across the US and Canada put Equipter to work for them. Contractors use the game-changing Equipter RB4000 self-propelled trailer to conquer worksite debris and take their business to the next level by achieving lower labor costs, higher productivity, reduced cleanup time, and more homeowner referrals.

EagleView Technologies Inc 10900 NE 4th St Ste 800 Bellevue WA 98004 claire.foster@eagleview.com www.eagleview.com Booth: 525 ENSA North America 727 Veterans Way Mukwonago WI 53149 Phone: 262-787-8354 abby@ensa-northamerica.com www.ensa-northamerica.com Booth: 125 Epilay 21175 S Main St E1 Unit C Carson CA 90745 Phone: 310-320-6300 Fax: 310-320-6333 rmiller@epilay.com www.epilay.com Booth: 606 EPS Materials 1400 N State St Marengo IL 60152 nmetzger@eps-materials.com www.epscca.com Booth: 420

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Everroof 13827 Carmenita Rd Ste D Santa Fe Springs CA 90670 Phone: 702-966-9961 Toll-Free: 833-383-7760 Fax: 702-543-2238 sales@everroof.com www.everroof.com Booth: 1226 Everroof manufactures a complete line of liquid-applied restoration systems and recommends the optimal chemistry for your roof restoration project. We provide facility managers and building owners with solutions that are sustainable, renewable, and environmentally friendly. Extreme Metal 2160 SW Poma Dr Palm City FL 34990 Phone: 772-872-8034 tara@emfab.net www.extrememetalfabricators.com Booth: 105

Fabral 55 Lamb Loop Tifton GA 31794 Phone: 229-382-8144 Toll-Free: 800-884-4484 info@fabral.com www.fabral.com 1301 N Congress Ave Ste 400 Booth: 1120 Boynton Beach FL 33426 Fabral, the premier supplier of metal Phone: 919-448-8616 roofing and wall systems, stands strong ameyer@estimatingedge.com as an industry innovator. Our wide variety www.estimatingedge.com of substrates, high performance coatings, Booth: 919 and durable products, including standing For over 30 years, Estimating Edge has seam roof panels, concealed and exposed been a trusted provider of commercial fastener panels, and complete accessory construction takeoff and estimating software. Estimating Edge is composed of offering, provide customers the finest tradesmen and software engineers working choices on the market today. together to build “cutting-edge” software Fasco America Inc for the construction industry. Supporting 105 Industrial Dr trades include roofing, drywall, acoustical, Muscle Shoals AL 35661 fireproofing, flooring, exterior insulation, Phone: 256-381-6364 painting, and wall panels. Fax: 256-381-6659 hhale@fascoamerica.com Everest Systems LLC www.fascoamerica.com 1926 Rankin Rd Ste 110 Booth: 112 Houston TX 77073 Toll-Free: 800-575-8966 FastenMaster jalexander@everestsco.com 1818 7th Ave N #2 www.everestsystemsco.com Lake Worth FL 33461 Booth: 1104 Toll-Free: 800-367-8168 rtebbutt@olyfast.com www.fastenmaster.com Booth: 734 Estimating Edge

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FlashCo Manufacturing 150 Todd Rd Ste 400 Santa Rosa CA 95407 Phone: 707-824-4448 Toll-Free: 866-323-2744 Fax: 707-824-5858 sales@flashcomfg.com www.flashcomfg.com Booth: 622 FlashCo is committed to “Saving the Contractor Time” by providing quality, long lasting, easy-to-install products. FlashCo is well known in the market for developing strong customer and supplier relationships built on providing exceptional service with the highest level of integrity. In addition, FlashCo stands behind its products with the best and, in most cases, the only warranties in the industry.

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Foundation Finance Company 7802 Meadow Rock Dr Weston WI 54476 Toll-Free: 855-241-0024 Fax: 715-847-4429 nhocker@foundationfinance.com www.foundationfinance.com Booth: 118 FFC is a full service, nationwide lender that approves up to 77 percent of the deals others decline. We offer a simple process, unsecured loans up to $65,000, quick approvals for A-D credit, and electronic document signing. SAC, reduced interest rate, and deferred payment options are available.

PO Box 4850 Winter Park FL 32793 Phone: 407-671-3772 ext 100 Toll-Free: 800-767-3772 ext 100 Fax: 407-679-0010 lisapate@floridaroof.com www.floridaroof.com Booth: 227 FRSA will feature member programs and services, membership information and benefits for nonmembers, information on the 2020 Convention and Expo, and updates on Educational Foundation programs. FRSA staff will be available to answer your questions. FRSA Credit Union

Followup CRM 1600 NE 12th Ter Ft Lauderdale FL 33305 Phone: 954-990-9928 evargas@followupcrm.com www.followupcrm.com Booth: 106

PO Box 4850 Winter Park FL 32793 Phone: 407-671-3772 ext 127 Toll-Free: 800-767-3772 ext 127 Fax: 407-679-0010 heidi@floridaroof.com www.floridaroof.com Booth: 328 Want to reach Florida roofing pros? Advertise in Florida Roofing Magazine for the most focused and qualified audience, including contractors and other industry professionals. FRM provides valuable news, codes and legal insight, safety, advocacy, and industry information. FRM is available in print and digital media, including on Facebook, Issuu, and the iRoofing app. Florida Roofing Magazine was created by roofers for roofers.

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Firestone Building Products Co LLC 200 4th Ave S Nashville TN 37201 Toll-Free: 800-428-4442 marketing@firestonebp.com www.firestonebpco.com Booth: 101 Firestone Building Products Co LLC is a leading manufacturer and supplier of trusted roofing and building envelope solutions. Products include commercial roofing systems, roofing accessories, green roofing and daylighting systems, vegetative roofing systems, metal wall panels, insulation, cavity wall construction, pond liners, geomembranes, and silicone and acrylic liquid coatings.

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PO Box 4850 Winter Park FL 32793 Phone: 407-671-3772 Toll-Free: 800-767-3772 ext 123 Fax: 407-679-0010 meghan@floridaroof.com www.floridaroof.com Booth: 326 Come by our booth to find out more about the FRSA Educational Foundation’s many programs, including scholarships, the Silent Auction, seminars, and research and endowment programs.

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4099 Metric Dr Winter Park FL 32792 Phone: 407-671-3772 ext 200 Toll-Free: 800-767-3772 Fax: 407-671-2520 debra@frsasif.com www.frsasif.com Booth: 230 Providing the highest quality servicerelated workers’ compensation insurance coverage for the lowest possible cost to FRSA-SIF members since 1955, with an unsurpassed dividend program. Over $161,000,000 in dividends returned to valued members over the past 30 years! FT Synthetics Inc 5690 – 268th St Langley BC Canada V4W 3X4 Phone: 604-594-3439 Toll-Free: 844-353-9839 Fax: 604-594-3589 info@ftsyn.com www.ftsyn.com Booth: 421 44

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FT Synthetics Inc's roofing underlayments are lightweight, durable, and super skidresistant for a better job, a better roof, and a better planet. FT Synthetics products include: HYDRA breathable underlayment featuring our new patented HyDry Technology; Silver, Gold and Platinum with GripSpot Technology, and synthetic underlayments to replace traditional roofing felts. Furman Insurance 1314 E Atlantic Blvd Pompano Beach FL 33060 Phone: 954-943-5050 Toll-Free: 800-344-4838 Fax: 954-942-5304 brian@furmaninsurance.com www.furmaninsurance.com Booth: 331 Furman Insurance assists tier-one roofing professionals in structuring roofing-specific insurance and risk management programs with proven strategies that help roofing professionals maximize operating income and achieve a competitive advantage. Our aggressive claims management service empowers clients to attain optimal results, enhancing profitability. We create an ease of doing business for clients which enables them to focus on their core revenuegenerating disciplines. GAF 9950 Princess Palm Ave Ste 312 Tampa FL 33619 Phone: 813-622-3960 Fax: 800-851-3035 Booth: 705 North America’s largest roofing manufacturer offering built-up, modified, TPO, PVC, insulation, accessories, asphalt shingles, ventilation, leak barriers, Tru Slate, coatings, liquid membranes, and synthetic underlayments. GAP Roofing Inc 4444 Hunt St Pryor OK 74361 Toll-Free: 800-880-9808 Fax: 918-825-5207 christi@gaproofing.us www.gaproofing.us Booth: 423

General Coatings Manufacturing Corp 1220 E North Ave Fresno CA 93725 Phone: 559-495-4004 Fax: 559-495-4009 general@generalcoatings.net www.generalcoatings.net Booth: 641 Over the past 25 years, General Coatings has developed a reputation as a company that provides exceptional products for industrial, commercial, and residential use. We are a manufacturer of roofing spray foam and elastomeric coatings for cool roof systems, as well as tank and cold storage insulation systems. Georgia-Pacific Gypsum 133 Peachtree St NE Atlanta GA 30303 Toll-Free: 800-225-6119 www.densdeck.com Booth: 735 Georgia-Pacific Gypsum has improved DensDeck Prime Roof Boards with EONIC Technology, a patent protected enhancement. Incorporating EONIC Technology has doubled DensDeck Prime’s resistance to moisture, but that’s just the beginning of the story. Stop by and see us for more information. GiddyUp Roofing 16600 W Sprague Rd Ste 410 Cleveland OH 44130 Toll-Free: 877-394-4339 sales@giddyuproofing.com www.giddyuproofing.com Booth: 134 GiddyUp is the complete tool that every roofing company needs to manage their sales and operations. This web and mobile solution includes CRM, canvassing, estimating, photo and document storage, mobile forms with signature capture, scheduling, and job management. Goss Inc 1818 7th Ave N #2 Lake Worth FL 33461 Toll-Free: 800-367-8168 jwsalyer11@comcast.net www.gossonline.com Booth: 730

FRSA members appear in bold Gulf Coast Supply & Manufacturing

14429 SW 2nd Pl Ste G30 Newberry FL 32669 Phone: 352-498-0778 Toll-Free: 888-393-0335 info@gulfcoastsupply.com www.gulfcoastsupply.com Booth: 305 As the Southeast’s trusted choice for metal roofing for over two decades, Gulf Coast Supply & Manufacturing has set out to provide the best value in metal roofing through product availability, fast and reliable service, and industry expertise. Gulfeagle Supply

GULFEAGLE SUPPLY 2900 E 7th Ave Ste 200 Tampa FL 33605 Phone: 813-636-9808 Fax: 813-549-1775 info@gulfeaglesupply.com www.gulfeaglesupply.com Booth: 719 Gulfeagle Supply is a family-owned and operated roofing and building supply distributor with over 70 locations nationwide. In addition to our unparalleled customer service and quality products, Gulfeagle supports contractors with innovative incentives for any sized contractor. Call and ask us about our incentives for new customers. Visit www.gulfeaglesupply.com, or contact Sandy McClain at smcclain@gulfeaglesupply.com. Heely-Brown Company 1280 Chattahoochee Ave Atlanta GA 30318 Phone: 404-352-0022 Toll-Free: 800-241-4628 Fax: 404-350-2696 sgoza@heelybrown.com www.heely-brown.com Booth: 921 46

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Stop by booth 921 to see the latest Leister has to offer in hot-air welding tools and accessories. Henkel 1818 7th Ave N #2 Lake Worth FL 33461 Toll-Free: 800-367-8168 pbpsalescorp@aol.com www.ositough.com Booth: 732 Henry Company 909 N Sepulveda Blvd #800 El Segundo CA 90245 Phone: 813-245-6282 ethompson@henry.com www.henry.com/roof-restoration-systems Booth: 1107 Henry roof restoration systems offer cost-effective alternatives to re-roofing with the added benefit of reducing landfill waste. Easy-to-apply products feature a self-flashing, liquid-applied roof system that provides a seamless and long-lasting solution to roof replacement. HomeAdvisor Inc 14023 Denver West Pkwy Golden CO 80401 Toll-Free: 866-849-1112 mhelber@homeadvisor.com www.homeadvisor.com Booth: 1308 House of Ladders 4711 N Dixie Hwy Ft Lauderdale FL 33334 Toll-Free: 800-334-6909 Fax: 954-772-6242 guyjld@houseofladders.com www.houseofladders.com Booth: 104 Hunter Panels

15 Franklin St Ste 3 Portland ME 04101 Toll-Free: 888-746-1114 kyle.ryerson@hpanels.com www.hunterpanels.com

Booth: 1020 Hunter Panels manufactures energyefficient polyisocyanurate roof insulation panels for retrofit and new construction applications. We have led the industry for over 20 years in product innovation, legendary customer service, and a passion for doing “whatever it takes” for our customers. We have seven state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities throughout North America, servicing the southeast out of Lake City, Fla. Hydraulic Machinery Inc 5024 N 56th St Tampa FL 33610 Toll-Free: 800-683-5438 Fax: 813-626-8759 sheenawoolley@craneworx.com www.craneworx.com Booth: 224 HySafe 960 Commerce Dr Union Grove WI 53182 Toll-Free: 800-642-0775 Fax: 262-752-2400 info@hysafe.com www.hysafe.com Booth: 1230 HySafe offers fall protection services in design, engineering, installation, certification, and training. We provide custom solutions for your work site that meet ANSI and OSHA standards for fall hazard safety. IB Roof Systems

8181 Jetstar Dr Ste 150 Irving TX 75063 Toll-Free: 800-426-1626 Fax: 888-741-1160 info@ibroof.com www.ibroof.com Booth: 1004 IB Roof Systems is a complete PVC, flat roofing solutions company producing the best in high performance PVC membranes and roofing systems for low-sloped roofs. IB Roof Systems delivers tested and custom-fabricated parts to meet the demands of roofing contractors. Quality products. Exceptional service. Technical support. “Discover the Difference.”

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FRSAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 97th Annual Convention and the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo

JULY 17-19, 2019

Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center Kissimmee, FL | w w w. F l o r i d a Ro o f. c o m

Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo FRSA proudly hosts the largest regional roofing show in the country.

Over 220

exhibiting companies showcasing the latest products and services make this show a vital part of the success of any roofing or sheet metal contractor.

The Expo

is located in Halls A-D of the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center and features daily cash prizes, a Silent Auction, and special events in the Lounge. As always, the Expo is FREE for all roofing professionals. Gain a competitive advantage by exploring the latest and greatest in the industry!

Silent Auction Thursday, July 18 | 11:30 am – 5:00 pm Friday, July 19 | 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Place the highest bid in FRSA’s Silent Auction to win great getaway vacations, sporting event tickets, unique baskets and, of course, roofing products. All proceeds benefit the FRSA Educational and Research Foundation.

FRSA Beer Bust

sponsored by GAF and Roof-A-Cide US Inc

Thursday, July 18 | 2:00 pm Friday, July 19 | 12:00 pm

Networking can make you thirsty! Stop by the Lounge area on the Expo floor for a cold beer, compliments of our sponsors.

FRSA 25 Square Challenge Join in the FRSA 25 Square Challenge and win big! Attendees will receive a game card when entering the Expo. Simply visit the exhibitors showcased on the card to collect stamps and turn in your completed card for a chance to win cash prizes. Stamps can be collected on Thursday and/or Friday; winners (18 years or older) will be selected on Friday and must be present to win.

Thursday, JuLY 18 | 11:30 am – 5:00 pm Friday, JuLy 19 | 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

FISHING Tournament sponsored by Walker Rep Group

Clay Shooting Tournament sponsored by SEMCO

6:30 am – 2:00 pm | Sunrise Marina, Port Canaveral

10:00 am – 1:00 pm | Tenoroc Shooting Range, Lakeland

$150 for registrations received by June 17 $250 for registrations received after June 17

$115 for registrations received by June 17 $165 for registrations received after June 17

Soak in the sunshine during a day of fishing on the open seas. Boats carrying groups of six will set out along Florida’s beautiful East Coast in search of king mackerels, cobias, tarpons, and even sharks! Check-in begins at 6 am with the tournament running from 6:30 am – 12 pm. Following the tournament, winners will be announced as the group enjoys a waterfront lunch. Registration fee includes boat, rod and reel, tackle, beverages, lunch, and prizes.

So you’re a straight shooter? A marksman? Or you regularly miss the broad side of a barn? Either way, the FRSA Clay Shooting Tournament is the place to test your accuracy and consistency. The tournament will be comprised of several stations at a variety of shooting levels designed to have everyone from beginners to experts hitting the target. Range fees, ammunition, lunch, and prizes are included in the ticket cost. Participants may bring their own guns or share rental guns at the facility. Registrations will be limited to 75

Individual registrants will be paired and space is limited.

participants, so sign up earlY!

Sports Tournaments • WED, JuLY 17 Register by June 17th to save money and guarantee your spot!

Golf Tournament sponsored by Furman Insurance & Bonds and Sunniland Roofing Supply Co

Pistol Shooting Tournament

8:00 am – 1:00 pm | Celebration Golf Club, Kissimmee

10:00 am – 1:00 pm | Tenoroc Shooting Range, Lakeland

$150 for registrations received by June 17 $200 for registrations received after June 17

$95 for registrations received by June 17 $145 for registrations received after June 17

FRSA’s 2019 Golf Tournament returns to Celebration Golf Club, a beautiful course designed as the final collaboration between Robert Trent Jones Senior and Junior. Using their joint design strategies and the natural lay of the land, they crafted an upscale golf course that takes full advantage of the natural pine forests and Florida wetlands. Registration for the tournament includes green fees, cart, range balls, refreshments, continental breakfast, prizes, and lunch. Check-in begins at 7 am, with the tournament beginning at 8 am. Teams are 4-person scramble format and individual registrants will be paired. Get your registrations in early!

New for 2019, aim for the bullseye and show off your pistol shooting skills. Targets set up at a variety of distances will test your accuracy and challenge even the best shooters. Range fees, lunch, and prizes are included in the ticket cost. Participants must provide their own guns and ammunition.

Registrations will be limited to 128 players on a first-come, first-served basis.

Registrations will be limited to 20 participants, so sign up early!

Wednesday, July 17

FRSA welcome reception

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm | Join us at Wreckers Sports Bar as we officially welcome you to FRSA’s 97th Annual Convention! This two-story sports bar is the place to be, featuring a 37-foot sports screen, over 50 HDTVs, and the coldest beer in town. Add delicious food stations and an open bar to this FREE event and we’ve set up the perfect opportunity to network with your industry peers! Sponsored by CertainTeed Corp, FRSA Self Insurers Fund, FRSA Young Professionals, and Versico Roofing Systems

FRSA affiliate competition

7:00 pm – 7:30 pm | Who knows the most about roofing? It’s time to find out! Join us immediately following the Welcome Reception as the FRSA Affiliates battle it out to see who is the roofing trivia master! Sponsored by FRSA Self Insurers Fund

Thursday, July 18

FRSA Business Luncheon

11:15 am – 12:30 pm | Elections for new FRSA Officers and Directors will be held, Life and Honorary

Memberships and important industry awards will be presented, and the FRSA Educational Foundation will award scholarships to uniquely qualified students. Sponsored by Millennium Metals Inc

FRSA Officer Installation & S.T.A.R.

“Spotlight Trophy for the Advancement of Roofing” Awards Dinner 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm | Join us as we celebrate the incredible work of Florida roofing contractors at this important industry event. The 2019-2020 FRSA Officers will be installed and FRSA’s highest honor, the Campanella Award, will be presented during a unique display of artistry. Contractor companies and their industry partners will be recognized for exceptional projects completed in four categories, while one premier project will be selected to receive the “Shining Star” Award and recognition as the best roofing project of the year. Sponsored by Gulfeagle Supply

S.T.A.R. Awards After-party

8:30 pm – 10:00 pm | The real celebration kicks off after the last award is given out! Join us for a lively after-party complete with a DJ, dancing, and drinks!

ladies of FRSA program The World of Chocolate Workshop Thursday, July 18 | 9:00 am – 10:15 am | Join the Ladies of FRSA for a

truly delicious experience as they indulge in the World of Chocolate. A local pastry chef will guide you as you choose from a variety of chocolates and toppings to pour and coat your own chocolate truffles. All truffle supplies, morning beverages, and light breakfast snacks are included in the ticket price.

Healthy Mind, Body & Spirit

Friday, July 19 | 8:45 am – 10:45 am | Take a deep breath and join the Ladies of FRSA for a morning of relaxation and slow flow yoga. Yoga Instructor and FRSA First Lady Barbara Manson will connect yoga movements with breath as she leads the group in seated and standing poses meant to encourage strength and balance. Complete the class with relaxing stretches and short meditation before enjoying a light breakfast. Ticket price includes yoga mats, bottled water, post-yoga breakfast and morning beverages, and a gift to take home. Modifications will be made to accommodate all fitness levels. Feel free to bring pillows or blankets for additional support.

FRSA KIDS' program Sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists Inc

Mad Science Superhero Party

Wednesday, July 17 | 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm | It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s

superhero scientists! We’ll kick-off the 2019 Kids’ Program by exploring the science behind superhero powers. Watch as our Mad Scientist makes Superman fly and creates a storm indoors! Jump into the action by making your own ooey-gooey slime and end the night with a sweet treat as you learn the science behind cotton candy. Ticket includes dinner, show, and hands-on demonstrations.

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Day Thursday, July 18 | 6:30 am – 5:00 pm | Ready, set, go! It’s time for a

thrilling day at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games where kids will race electric go-karts, battle in a 2-level laser tag arena, and take a ride on the XD Dark Ride, a 3D interactive movie experience. Then it’s time to grab lunch before enjoying an hour of unlimited arcade games. The program will start and end with plenty of games and crafts in the Kids’ Program Room at the Gaylord Palms Resort. Ticket price includes all listed activities, transportation, lunch, and snacks. Junior go-kart track available for kids not meeting the height and age requirements of intermediate tracks.

Extreme Video Game Night

Thursday, July 18 | 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm | Tonight, the party is coming to us! Climb inside the Supreme Party Machine, a giant truck packed with large screen TVs, the latest game consoles, and a huge variety of video games. Race your friends in Mario Kart, build creative structures in Minecraft, or show off your dance moves in Just Dance! Ticket price includes dinner at Wreckers Sports Bar and two hours of unlimited game play.

Fun in the Sun Pool Party

Friday, July 19 | 6:30 am – 3:00 pm | Enjoy some fun in the sun and cool off poolside at the Cypress Springs Family Fun Waterpark! This zero-entry swimming pool, located onsite at the Gaylord Palms Resort, includes four slides, a multi-level playground, and an outdoor restaurant. Ticket price includes lunch.

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Schedule of Events Wednesday, July 17 6:00 am – 6:00 pm

FRSA Registration Desk open

6:30 am – 2:00 pm

Fishing Tournament / Sunrise Marina, Port Canaveral sponsored by Walker Rep Group

8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Golf Tournament / Celebration Golf Club, Kissimmee sponsored by Furman Insurance & Bonds and Sunniland Roofing Supply Co

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

NRCA For Foremen Only, Level 1 Seminar / Amy Staska

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

NRCA For Foremen Only, Level 2 Seminar / Tom Shanahan, CAE

10:00 am – 12:00 pm Seminar #1: FRSA-TRI Tile Installation Manual 5th Edition - Hip & Ridge Review Manny Oyola, Jr. – 2.0 hours G 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Clay Shooting Tournament / Tenoroc Shooting Range, Lakeland sponsored by SEMCO

10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Pistol Shooting Tournament / Tenoroc Shooting Range, Lakeland

11:00 am – 12:00 pm Seminar #2: Update on OSHA’s Silica Rules for the Roofing Industry Kyle Rea – 1.0 hour BSP 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Seminar #3: Ethics in Construction / Trent Cotney & Dan Auerbach – 1.0 hour L&R

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Seminar #4: FRSA-TRI 5th Edition FL High Wind Concrete & Clay Tile Installation Manual Review / Manny Oyola, Jr. – 1.0 hour G

5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Kids’ Program – Mad Science Superhero Party sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists Inc

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

WELCOME RECEPTION – sponsored by CertainTeed Corp, FRSA Self Insurers Fund, FRSA Young Professionals, and Versico Roofing Systems

7:00 pm – 7:30 pm

FRSA Affiliate Competition – sponsored by FRSA Self Insurers Fund

Thursday, July 18 6:00 am – 5:00 pm 6:30 am – 5:00 pm

FRSA Registration Desk open Kids’ Program – Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Day / Gaylord Palms Resort & offsite venue sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists Inc

7:00 am – 8:00 am

Seminar #5: The Legal Aspects of Construction Licensing Tray Batcher & Rachel Clark – 1.0 hour L&R

7:00 am – 8:00 am

Seminar #6: Specialty Shingles – Code and Installation Requirements Greg Keeler – 1.0 hour G

7:00 am – 2:00 pm

OSHA 10-Hour Training for Construction (Part 1) / Jim Brauner

8:10 am – 9:10 am

Seminar #7: Wind Mitigation Methods, the Law! / Rob Irion – 1.0 hour WMM

8:10 am – 9:10 am

Seminar #8: OSHA Updates for the Construction Industry Trent Cotney & Tray Batcher – 1.0 hour WPS

9:00 am – 10:15 am

Ladies’ Program – The World of Chocolate Workshop

9:20 am – 10:20 am

Seminar #9: Workers’ Compensation Coverage and the Perils of PEOs FRSA-SIF – 1.0 hour WC

9:20 am – 10:20 am

Seminar #10: Wage & Hour: Potential Pitfalls / Ben Briggs – 1.0 hour BSP

9:20 am – 12:20 pm

Seminar #11: Architects & Building Officials Program Manny Oyola, Jr. & Mike Silvers, CPRC – 3.0 hours G

11:15 am – 12:30 pm

FRSA Business Luncheon – sponsored by Millennium Metals Inc

11:30 am – 5:00 pm

FLORIDA ROOFING & SHEET METAL EXPO

11:30 am – 5:00 pm

Silent Auction

2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Beer Bust – sponsored by GAF

5:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Kids’ Program – Extreme Video Game Night sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists Inc

6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

FRSA Officer Installation and S.T.A.R. “Spotlight Trophy for the Advancement of Roofing” Awards Dinner – sponsored by Gulfeagle Supply

8:30 pm – 10:00 pm

S.T.A.R. Awards After-Party

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Schedule of Events friday, July 19 6:00 am – 3:00 pm

FRSA Registration Desk open

6:30 am – 3:00 pm

Kids’ Program – Fun in the Sun Pool Party sponsored by Certified Roofing Specialists Inc

7:00 am – 8:00 am

Seminar #12: Strategic Plans & Planning H. Lee Rust – 1.0 hour G

7:00 am – 8:00 am

Seminar #13: Wind Mitigation Methods, the Law! Rob Irion – 1.0 hour WMM

7:00 am – 2:00 pm

OSHA 10-Hour Training for Construction (Part 2) / Jim Brauner

8:10 am – 9:10 am

Seminar #14: Workers’ Compensation Coverage and the Perils of PEOs FRSA-SIF – 1.0 hour WC

8:10 am – 9:10 am

Seminar #15: Developing Marketing Plans – An Interactive Class Karen Edwards & Heidi Ellsworth – 1.0 hour G

8:10 am – 9:10 am

Seminar #16: Update on OSHA’s Silica Rules for the Roofing Industry Kyle Rea – 1.0 hour BSP

8:45 am – 10:45 am

Ladies’ Program – Healthy Mind, Body & Spirit

9:00 am – 10:00 am

Exhibitor Meeting – 2020 Booth Selection

9:20 am – 10:20 am

Seminar #17: OSHA Updates for the Construction Industry Trent Cotney & Tray Batcher – 1.0 hour WPS

9:20 am – 10:20 am

Seminar #18: How to Start or Grow a True Service Department Greg Hayne – 1.0 hour G

10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Silent Auction

10:00 am – 3:00 pm

FLORIDA ROOFING & SHEET METAL EXPO

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Beer Bust – sponsored by Roof-A-Cide US Inc

*Select courses are pending approval with CILB Provider #0000910, BCAIB Provider #0000910, and the Florida Board of Architecture Provider #0000910.

event Location

Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center The Expo and Silent Auction will be located on Level One, Halls A-D. All seminars will be located on Level Three. See the onsite Convention Program or mobile event app for specific room assignments, including all evening functions, Ladies’ Program activities, and Kids’ Program activities.

2019 F RSA

Convention Seminars

FRSA’s Annual Convention and Expo is the educational and networking event for the roofing and sheet metal industries. As we continue to face an ever-changing work environment, FRSA brings you the most informative and up-to-date continuing education seminars on topics that affect your business. 8

Educational Programs

FRSA’s Educational and Research Foundation, CILB Provider #0000910, Florida Board of Architecture #0000910 (select courses), and BCAIB Provider #0000910 (select courses), is offering a total of 21 hours of continuing education credit during the 2019 Convention. All courses are designed specifically for contractors. Our goal is to provide you with the educational tools you need to make your business successful.

Construction Contractors

Note: Licensed construction contractors are required to earn 14 hours of continuing education credit per renewal cycle (two years). Within the 14 hours, they must meet six specific training requirements: (ADV) Course meets Advanced Florida Building Code requirements; (BSP) Course meets Business Practice requirements; (L&R) Course meets Laws and Rules requirements; (WPS) Course meets Workplace Safety requirements; (WC) Course meets Workers’ Compensation requirements; (WMM) Course meets Wind Mitigation Methods requirements. All additional hours are recorded as (G) Course meets General requirements. Excess hours cannot be carried to the next renewal cycle.

Continuing Education Package If you only want to attend the education programs, you may purchase a Continuing Education Package which provides you with 7 hours of seminars. The Education Package also allows you entrance into the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo.

For individuals NOT requiring Continuing Education credit, all seminars* may be audited on a complimentary basis. Seating may be limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis after those requiring C.E. credit have been accommodated. *Excludes NRCA For Foremen Only Programs and OSHA 10-Hour Program.

Wednesday, july 17

NRCA For Foremen Only

Level 1 / 8:00 am – 5:00 pm / Amy Staska For Foremen Only, Level 1 is a program focusing on communication, leadership, and management skills for field managers. The roofing industry is filled with foremen and superintendents who are incredibly adept at expertly installing roof systems and who were promoted because of that expertise. Unfortunately, these individuals often do not possess equal levels of leadership, communication and management skills needed to effectively run their crews. This program introduces the concept that managing, leading, and communicating are necessary tools to be a truly successful middle manager. It also uses interactive exercises to practice using these new "tools" to become effective crew leaders.This program is not included in the Full Registration – C.E. Seminars package or the 7-Hour C.E. Package and does not carry C.E. credits. Program is limited to 25 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Course includes lunch sponsored by Ritz Safety LLC.

NRCA For Foremen Only

Level 2 / 8:00 am – 5:00 pm / Tom Shanahan, CAE For Foremen Only, Level 2 reviews key communication, leadership and management techniques learned in Level 1. It continues focusing on the attention given to disciplinary conversations and interventions. The program then introduces techniques to effectively handle relationships with customers and bosses. This program is not included

in the Full Registration – C.E. Seminars package or the 7-Hour C.E. Package and does not carry C.E. credits. Program is limited to 25 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. For Foremen Only, Level 1 must be completed prior to registering for this course. Course includes lunch sponsored by Ritz Safety LLC.

Seminar #1

/ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

FRSA-TRI Tile Installation Manual 5th Edition - Hip & Ridge Review / Manny Oyola, Jr. (G) This course is designed to assist contractors,

inspectors, and design professionals in understanding and using the roof tile manual for hip and ridge installation. Attendees will also attain code compliance knowledge through proper use of tables for designing, permitting, and installing tile roof systems.

CILB-0612886, ARCH-9878759, BCAIB-5008299

Seminar #2

/ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Update on OSHA’s Silica Rules for the Roofing Industry / Kyle Rea (BSP) On September 23, 2017, OSHA began enforcement over the construction industry with its new Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard. This course is designed to educate attendees on OSHA’s regulations relating to silica. Attendees will learn how to comply with the standard, changes to the standard, how silica sample analysis will affect the company, and the legal defenses every roofing contractor should have in place if their company is exposed to silica. CILB-0612994

Seminar #3

/ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Ethics in Construction Trent Cotney & Dan Auerbach (L&R) Topics will include a discussion of licensing violations under Chapters 455 and 489 of the Florida Statutes with special attention to the misappropriation of construction proceeds, underbidding projects, unfair competition, and problems with avoiding regulatory compliance. CILB-0612137

Seminar #4

/ 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

FRSA-TRI 5th Edition FL High Wind Concrete & Clay Tile Installation Manual Review / Manny Oyola, Jr. (G) This course is designed to assist contractors,

inspectors, and design professionals in understanding and using the roof tile manual for designing and permitting tile roof systems. Attendees will also attain code compliance knowledge through proper use of tables for designing, permitting, and installing tile roof systems. CILB-0612872, ARCH-9878760,

BCAIB-5008300

Thursday, july 18

OSHA 10-Hour Training for Construction Part 1 / 7:00 am – 2:00 pm / Jim Brauner

This course teaches recognition, avoidance, abatement and prevention of safety and health hazards in workplaces and provides information on workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, an introduction to OSHA, fall protection, ladders and scaffolding, project documentation, supervisory techniques and OSHA Focus Four Construction (Continued on next page)

Seminars Thursday, july 18 (continued) Hazards. The course is designed to help workers stay up-to-date with their OSHA safety requirements and is suitable for workers, supervisors and management. Attendees who complete both days of the class successfully will receive the OSHA 10Hour Certification. This program is not included in the Full Registration – C.E. Seminars package or the 7-Hour C.E. Package and does not carry C.E. credits. Program is limited to 40 participants on a first-come, first-served basis. Course registration includes lunch.

Seminar #5

/ 7:00 am – 8:00 am

The Legal Aspects of Construction Licensing / Tray Batcher & Rachel Clark (L&R) The purpose of this course is to help refresh

contractors on Chapter 489, licensing and regulation. Attendees will learn the difference between contractors, contracting, business organizations and the scope of various licenses. The instructor will also review license exemptions, the Jim Walter exemption, consequences of unlicensed activity, loss of lien and bond rights, criminal penalties and code violations.

CILB-0010935

Seminar #6

/ 7:00 am – 8:00 am

Specialty Shingles – Code and Installation Requirements / Greg Keeler (G) Keeler explains the basics of various specialty

shingle types and construction, specific code requirements, code referenced standards and related test protocols, proper installation, and applicable product approvals. Attendees will become familiar with a multitude of available products and learn how to select the best products for their situation.

CILB-0613031

Seminar #7

/ 8:10 am – 9:10 am

Wind Mitigation Methods, the Law! / Rob Irion (WMM) Materials reviewed will include wind zone

areas, insured and/or ad valorem taxation criteria requiring compliance, reroofing, water barriers, gable end enhancements, wall connections, fasteners and braces, and retrofitting. CILB-0609669, BCAIB-5008093

Seminar #8

/ 8:10 am – 9:10 am

OSHA Updates for the Construction Industry / Trent Cotney & Tray Batcher (WPS) Attendees will be provided with an overview of the most recent changes to OSHA’s rules and regulations. Topics include the new silica standard, OSHA recordkeeping changes, the new confined space standards, the adjusted penalty schedule, and rules governing beryllium exposure. Attendees will learn proper recordkeeping for the new rules and how to implement safety manual changes to adjust for the requirements. CILB-0612136

Seminar #9

/ 9:20 am – 10:20 am

Workers’ Compensation Coverage and the Perils of PEOs / FRSA-SIF (WC) Attendees will review the legal requirements of a contractor to maintain Workers’ Compensation coverage in Florida, how and where to obtain proper coverage, and the potential perils of employee leasing (PEO’s) in the Workers’ Compensation system as it relates to contractors. CILB-0613082

Seminar #10

/ 9:20 am – 10:20 am

Wage & Hour: Potential Pitfalls / Ben Briggs (BSP) This course will review the most common issues which arise under the Fair Labor Standards Act for roofing contractors. Among the issues to be discussed are the following: correct application of the white collar exemptions from overtime pay, compensable travel pay, waiting, training and oncall time, meal periods and rest periods, holiday pay, vacation pay and sick pay and leave, and the misclassification issue of employee versus independent contractor. CILB-Pending

Seminar #11

/ 9:20 am – 12:20 pm

Architect & Building Officials Program

FRSA-TRI 5th Edition FL High Wind Concrete & Clay Tile Installation Manual Review and FRSA-TRI Tile Installation Manual 5th Edition – Hip and Ridge Review Manny Oyola, Jr. & Mike Silvers, CPRC (G) This course is designed to assist contractors,

BCAIB-5008300

(G) This course is designed to assist contractors,

CILB-0612886, ARCH-9878759, BCAIB-5008299

Friday, july 19

OSHA 10-Hour Training for Construction Part 2 / 7:00 am – 2:00 pm / Jim Brauner

Attendees who complete both days of the class successfully will receive the OSHA 10-Hour Certification. Course registration includes lunch.

Seminar #12

/ 7:00 am – 8:00 am

(G) This course explores each of the critical elements

involved in the planning, development, and use of a Strategic Plan for your company. It will explain who should participate in Plan development, how to use the Plan to improve your operations, and how to keep the Plan alive as an integral part of your continuing future business development. This seminar will also help you examine each of the integral parts of a Strategic Plan, show how they fit together, explain what they tell you about your operations, and demonstrate how to not only use the Plan, but also keep it alive as your company grows and prospers.

CILB-0613011

/ 7:00 am – 8:00 am

Wind Mitigation Methods, the Law! / Rob Irion (WMM) Materials reviewed will include wind zone

Seminar #14

/ 8:10 am – 9:10 am

Developing Marketing Plans – An Interactive Class / Karen Edwards & Heidi Ellsworth (G) Participate in developing a marketing plan for

your business. Participants are encouraged to bring their ideas and interact with the instructors as they work through the process and segments of a marketing plan. CILB-0612995

Seminar #16

/ 8:10 am – 9:10 am

Update on OSHA’s Silica Rules for the Roofing Industry / Kyle Rea (BSP) On September 23, 2017, OSHA began

Strategic Plans & Planning / H. Lee Rust

Seminar #13

Seminar #15

/ 8:10 am – 9:10 am

Workers’ Compensation Coverage and the Perils of PEOs / FRSA-SIF (WC) Attendees will review the legal requirements

of a contractor to maintain Workers’ Compensation coverage in Florida, how and where to obtain proper coverage, and the potential perils of employee leasing (PEO’s) in the Workers’ Compensation system as it relates to contractors. CILB-0613082

enforcement over the construction industry with its new Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard. This course is designed to educate attendees on OSHA’s regulations relating to silica. Attendees will learn how to comply with the standard, changes to the standard, how silica sample analysis will affect the company, and the legal defenses every roofing contractor should have in place if their company is exposed to silica. CILB-0612994

Seminar #17

/ 9:20 am – 10:20 am

OSHA Updates for the Construction Industry Trent Cotney & Tray Batcher (WPS) Attendees will be provided with an overview of the most recent changes to OSHA’s rules and regulations. Topics include the new silica standard, OSHA recordkeeping changes, the new confined space standards, the adjusted penalty schedule, and rules governing beryllium exposure. Attendees will learn proper recordkeeping for the new rules and how to implement safety manual changes to adjust for the requirements. CILB-0612136

Seminar #18

/ 9:20 am – 10:20 am

How to Start or Grow a True Service Department / Greg Hayne (G) Most commercial roofing contractors struggle

to grow their service departments. Even when the intent is there, most roofers do not make the progress they could because their approach is fundamentally flawed. This course will focus on highlighting the true challenges a company faces, not just those they think they face, in starting or growing a true service department. CILB-0613010

Honoring our heritage • Register online at www.floridaroof.com

full registratioN Pricing C.E. Seminars (FRSA Member) C.E. Seminars (Non-member) Ladies’ Program (FRSA Member)

Registration

for FRSA’s Annual Convention & Expo is available ONLINE. Sign in with your email address, add the events you would like to attend to your virtual shopping cart, and check out using a credit card. As always, the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo is FREE to attend, but a badge is required to enter the expo floor. Skip the lines at the show and register in advance!

Ladies’ Program (Non-member) Kids’ Program

$375

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$280

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$225

education pricing 7-Hour C.E. Package

$240

Individual C.E. Seminars

$45/credit hour

NRCA For Foremen Only, Level 1 (No C.E. credit)

$450 (FRSA Member rate) $895 (Non-Member rate)

NRCA For Foremen Only, Level 2 (No C.E. credit)

$450 (FRSA Member rate) $895 (Non-Member rate)

OSHA 10-Hour Training for Construction (No C.E. credit)

$180 (FRSA Member rate) $210 (Non-Member rate)

Individual ticket Pricing Thursday Business Lunch

$65

Thursday Night S.T.A.R. Awards Dinner and After-Party

$125

Thursday Ladies’ Program – The World of Chocolate Workshop

$75

Friday Ladies’ Program – Healthy Mind, Body & Spirit $55 Wednesday Night Kids’ Program – Mad Science Superhero Party

$55

Thursday Day Kids’ Program – Andretti Karting & Games Day

$85

Thursday Night Kids’ Program – Extreme Video Game Night

$55

Friday Day Kids’ Program – Fun in the Sun Pool Party

$40

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Registration info Full Registration – C.E. Seminars includes 7-hours of C.E. seminars, refreshment breaks, Wednesday night Welcome Reception, Thursday Business Luncheon, Thursday night FRSA Officer Installation and S.T.A.R. Awards Dinner, S.T.A.R. Awards After-Party, two days’ admission to the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo, and a chance to win the $1,000 Grand Prize.

Full Registration – Ladies’ Program

includes all planned Ladies’ Program activities, refreshment breaks, Wednesday night Welcome Reception, Thursday Business Luncheon, Thursday night FRSA Officer Installation and S.T.A.R. Awards Dinner, S.T.A.R. Awards After-Party, two days’ admission to the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo, and a chance to win the $1,000 Grand Prize.

Kids’ Program

is for ages 4 through 17. Depending on the number and ages of children participating, groups may be split by age. All events include adult supervision. Each session includes a meal function, transportation (if applicable), and snacks. A supervised drop-off area for the Kids’ Program is available starting at 6:30 am for those parents participating in seminar programs on Thursday and Friday. This program has limited space and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Only those who are pre-registered will be able to attend off-site events. Tickets will be sold at the FRSA Registration Desk if space is available.

All Registrations must be made

online at www.floridaroof.com

Full registration packages and single event tickets may be purchased in advance or at the FRSA Registration Desk during the Convention and Expo if available. See the Schedule of Events on Page 6 for FRSA Registration Desk hours. Tickets will be collected at the door for each event, including continuing education programs.

FRSA MEMBER BENEFIT

FRSA Members receive a discount when purchasing a full registration and select education options. Not a member? Join today! Contact Maria Armas at 800-767-3772 ext. 142 or maria@floridaroof.com.

hotel / Info The Headquarters Hotel is the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center located

at 6000 West Osceola Parkway in Kissimmee, Florida. FRSA has a special room rate of $164 plus tax for single or double occupancy. Resort fees are included in this discounted rate. The group rate will be available until June 17 or until the room block is sold out, so be sure to book early! Reservations can be made by visiting https://book.passkey.com/go/FRSA2019 and entering FRSA719 as the access code.

general Information FRSA’s Convention & Expo – There’s an app for that!

Our mobile event app offers a complete schedule, exhibitor list, maps, and important information right at your fingertips. Visit www.eventmobi.com/FRSA to create your attendee profile and start connecting today! Attire for the Expo, seminars, and all social events is business casual. Please remember to pack comfortable shoes. Meeting room temperatures vary, so you may want to bring a sweater or jacket.

Questions? Visit the FRSA website

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Sponsors Silver Sponsors

Atlas Roofing Corp Boral Roofing CertainTeed Corp FiberTite Roofing Systems GAF Gulf Coast Supply & Manufacturing LLC Johns Manville Kennedy Skylights Sika Sarnafil Corp SOPREMA Inc Southern Roofing Co Inc SPEC Building Materials Suncoast Roofers Supply Sunniland Roofing Supply Co Valero Marketing & Supply

Bronze Sponsors A.C.T. Metal Deck Supply BITEC Inc D.I. Roof Seamers Direct Metals Inc Duro-Last Roofing Inc IB Roof Systems ICP Adhesives and Sealants Mark Kaufman Roofing Contractor Mid-States Asphalt

PAC-CLAD / Petersen Tarco Titanium / RhinoRoof Uniflex Fluid Applied Roofing Systems

Affiliate Sponsors Central Florida Roofing & S/M Contractors Assoc (CFRSA) Northeast Florida Roofing & S/M Contractors Assoc (NEFRSA) Polk County Roofing Contractors Association (PCRCA) Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida (RCASF) Sarasota/Manatee Roofing & S/M Contractors Assoc (SMRSMCA) Southwest Florida Roofing Contractors Association (SWFRCA) Space Coast Licensed Roofers Association (SCLRA) Treasure Coast Roofing & Sheet Metal Association Inc (TCRSA) West Coast Roofing Contractors Association (WCRCA)

Event Sponsors ABC Supply Co Inc Atlas Roofing Corp BITEC Inc

CertainTeed Corp Certified Roofing Specialists Inc Dan’s Custom Sheet Metal Inc DuPont FLAMCO Furman Insurance & Bonds FRSA Self Insurers Fund GAF Gulf Coast Supply & Manufacturing LLC Gulfeagle Supply IB Roof Systems IKO Len’s Roofing Inc Mid-States Asphalt Millennium Metals Inc Owens Corning Polyglass USA Inc Reed’s Metals Inc Ritz Safety LLC Roof-A-Cide US Inc SEMCO Suncoast Roofers Supply Sunniland Roofing Supply Co TAMKO Building Products Tri-Built Materials Group Versico Roofing Systems Walker Rep Group

Thank you to our 2019 sponsors platinum Sponsor

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S.T.A.R. Awards Sponsor

Emerald Sponsor

Diamond Sponsor

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Additional Convention Sponsors

Event Sponsor Attic Breeze

Jack’d Up Social

Affiliate Sponsors

Palm Beach County Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors Association (PBCRSM) Volusia-Flagler Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors Assoc (VFRSA)

Business Continuity Insurance Furman Insurance Many business owners fail to consider how they would manage if a fire or natural disaster rendered their business premises temporarily unusable. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), almost 40 percent of all businesses that close down following a disaster never open again. With advanced planning, there are measures you can take to protect your company’s bottom line. To safeguard your business, consider business continuity coverage, an insurance coverage added to your property package that funds the restoration of your business operations after a loss.

Types of Coverage

There are three types of business continuity coverage and specific items to consider for each:

Business Income

This is designed to replace income your business would have incurred had no loss occurred. Business income is generally defined as the net profit or loss before taxes, plus continuing normal operating expenses, including ordinary payroll (payroll for employees other than officers, executives, department managers, or employees under contract). Coverage is generally limited to the loss of income sustained until the property is restored or a specific timeframe following the loss. Specific Items to Consider It is important to review ordinary payroll annually. In the past, manufacturers chose not to insure their direct labor costs—unskilled labor was easily replaced. Consider if that’s still true in your marketplace today. Review your projected timeframe for resuming business. After a major loss, getting up and running may take much longer than you anticipate and can cost much more too. You may be back in business but your customers are still going to your competitor. An extended period of indemnity may be necessary to give you more time to restore your business to pre-loss level.

Extra Expense

This is designed to pay for necessary expenses incurred during the period of restoration of the property. Extra

expenses include those necessary to continue operating the business at its original location or at a temporary replacement location until the original location is repaired. Specific Items to Consider Not all businesses would lose customers after a major loss. For example, a law firm would retain its clients and there would still be a flow of revenue; however, the costs involved in renting new office space, moving, and hooking up new phones and computers is considerable. Transitions are more expensive than you think. Increased rent, employee overtime, and moving costs are examples of extra expenses that service organizations should consider insuring.

Contingent Business Continuity

This is an extension of coverage designed to cover loss of income your business incurs due to a property loss at a key supplier or customer location. For example, if a key supplier experiences a fire at its plant and is unable to deliver parts or goods necessary for the continuation of your business, you may have a claim for a contingent business continuity loss. Specific Items to Consider Contingent business continuity is the most overlooked area of exposure to loss. Your interdependency on your suppliers (under contract or not) or one large customer could put your business in jeopardy when that party suffers a major loss. Contingent business continuity coverage can fill this gap. Finally, complete a business income worksheet every year to review all your exposures. The business income worksheet requires financial information for the current year, as well as projection into the next year. The projection portion is often skipped but trying to see into the future is important for setting proper overall limits. FRM Furman Insurance is one of the most experienced property and casualty insurance brokerage firms in the state. They have an experienced team of employees serving some of the region’s finest businesses. This team represents the full array of property and casualty insurance carriers. Their knowledge and experience have earned the trust of many small and large firms throughout the area. For more information, please visit www.furmaninsurance.com. www.floridaroof.com | FLORIDA ROOFING

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ICP Adhesives & Sealants 2775 Barber Rd Norton OH 44203 Phone: 330-753-4585 www.polysetadhesives.com Booth: 824 Polyset roofing adhesives provide solutions for steep-slope roof tile adhesion and low-slope commercial roofing applications. Polyset steep-slope roof tile adhesives are the complete solution for concrete or clay roof tile attachment. Polyset lowslope commercial roofing adhesives apply a variety of roofing materials to various substrates. Icynene-Lapolla 15402 Vantage Pkwy E Ste 322 Houston TX 77032 Toll-Free: 877-636-2648 ahawkins@icynene-lapolla.com www.lapolla.com Booth: 108 IKO

PO Box 437 St Augustine FL 32080 Phone: 904-430-7200 donna.dove@iko.com www.iko.com Booth: 325 For nearly 70 years, IKO has been a pioneer and leader in the global roofing and related waterproofing and insulation industry for residential and commercial markets. A family-owned business for four generations, IKO remains rooted in its founding values of integrity and performance and provides best-in-class products and services. www.iko.com Inland Coatings 26259 US 6 Adel IA 50003 Phone: 515-993-4524 coridan.mcginley@inlandcoatings.com www.inlandcoatings.com Booth: 1304 Innovative Energy Inc 10653 W 181st Ave Lowell IN 46356 Phone: 219-696-3639 brenda@insul.net www.insul.net 48

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Booth: 1232 Innovative Energy Inc specializes in reflective insulation and radiant barriers. Astro-Armour, AstroShield, and R+Heatshield can keep 95 percent of the radiant heat out of buildings. All of our products are vapor barriers and help to mitigate condensation when installed properly. Check out our most popular foam product, Astro-Armour, at www.insul.net. InOvate Dryer Products 250 S Central Blvd #207 Jupiter FL 33458 Phone: 561-743-8696 Toll-Free: 888-443-7937 Fax: 561-745-9723 info@dryerjack.com www.dryerjack.com Booth: 1319 InOvate Dryer Products specializes in premium products for safe and efficient dryer venting. The DryerJack is one of the only code approved roof vent terminations for residential dryers. See all the high efficiency, code compliant solutions available to you at booth 1319. Insurance Office of America 6767 N Wickham Rd Ste 400-O&P Melbourne FL 32940 Phone: 321-698-5094 Fax: 407-788-7933 phillip.lane@ioausa.com www.ioausa.com Booth: 226 It’s a risky world out there and getting the right insurance is complicated. Instead of hoping you have what you need, get with an IOA expert. You’ll have peace of mind in knowing you can face whatever lies ahead with confidence. We’ve got you covered. IQ4 Mobility 2055 Wood St Ste 114 Sarasota FL 34237 Phone: 941-539-5293 peter.liashek@iq4mobility.com www.iq4mobility.com Booth: 543 IR Analyzers/Vector Mapping 65 Lyman Dr Williston VT 05495 Toll-Free: 800-879-1964 info@iranalyzers.com www.iranalyzers.com Booth: 1219 IR Analyzers/Vector Mapping performs low voltage, high voltage, and ELD Fusion

membrane verification; infrared and nuclear roof moisture surveys. National distributor of TruGround Conductive Primer. iRoofing 3127 W Hallandale Beach Blvd Ste 107 Pembroke Park FL 33009 Toll-Free: 800-646-6270 info@iroofing.org www.iroofing.org Booth: 1040 iRoofing is a mobile technology leader in the roofing industry, giving contractors the ability to generate instant measurements and estimates, track jobs, close sales, sign contracts, and order materials on the go. Contractors can prepare accurate proposals before meeting the property owner and close the sale on their first visit. ITW Polymers Sealants 14724 2nd Ave Cir NE Bradenton FL 34212 Phone: 941-962-9436 Fax: 972-554-3939 abiudz@itwsealants.com www.itwsealants.com Booth: 935 Jobba Trade Technologies 8420 W Bryn Mawr Ave Ste 1030 Chicago IL 60631 Toll-Free: 855-633-3327 info@jobba.com www.jobba.com Booth: 122 Jobba Trade Technologies (creators of FCS Roofing Software and JOBBA) develops easy-to-use software to better support roofing contractors. We are a group of talented industry professionals who decided to build a better roofing software solution from the ground up. Johns Manville

717 17th St Denver CO 80206 Phone: 303-978-2000 Toll-Free: 800-922-5922 liz.martin@jm.com www.jm.com/roofing

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FRSA members appear in bold Booth: 403 Johns Manville, a Berkshire Hathaway company (NYSE: BRK.A, BRK.B), is a leading manufacturer and marketer of premium-quality building and specialty products. In business since 1858, the Denver-based company has annual sales over $3 billion and holds leadership positions in all of the key markets that it serves. KARNAK Corp 330 Central Ave Clark NJ 07066 Toll-Free: 800-526-4236 kholmes@karnakcorp.com www.karnakcorp.com Booth: 840 Kee Safety 100 Stradtman St Buffalo NY 14206 Toll-Free: 800-851-5181 mgardner@keesafety.com www.keesafety.com Booth: 1331 Kennedy Skylights 10821 N 23rd Ave Phoenix AZ 85029

Toll-Free: 800-280-2545 bob@kennedyskylights.com www.kennedyskylights.com Booth: 341 Kirby Fiberglass Inc 652 E Industrial Blvd Pueblo West CO 81007 Toll-Free: 800-748-2802 Fax: 719-547-3764 naomi@kirbyfiberglass.com www.kirbyfiberglass.com Booth: 1008 Kirsch BP/Sharkskin 1464 Madera Rd N-387 Simi Valley CA 93065 Toll-Free: 877-742-7507 Fax: 805-526-1116 dmcgue@sharkskinroof.com www.sharkskinroof.com Booth: 1021 Lazer-Bostik 13465 NE 17th Ave Miami FL 33181 Toll-Free: 800-233-0076 bldgprod@bellsouth.net www.lazermfg.com Booth: 907

Leading Edge Safety 1345 Taney St N Kansas City MO 64116 Toll-Free: 888-990-2990 marketing@leadingedgesafety.net www.leadingedgesafety.net Booth: 522 Leaf Solution 12610 Race Track Rd Ste 100 Tampa FL 33626 Toll-Free: 855-996-2326 sales@leafsolutionusa.com www.leafsolutionusa.com Booth: 241 Leaf Solution offers a complete selection of high-performance gutter guards, both mesh and perforated style, all backed by a 20-year warranty. Each product features unique, patented features. Available for 5-inch, 6-inch, and 7-inch gutters in a choice of mounts. LegalShield Michaelson Way Jacksonville FL 32223 Toll-Free: 800-729-7998 Fax: 904-239-5467 rjsmith@smithterry.com www.8007297998.com

Keeping the House & Attic

BREATHING, No Matter the FL Weather

OFF RIDGE VENTS

Millennium Metals, Inc. offers a variety of ventilation products for any roofing application. Our vents provide superior wind performance, with TAS100 water-tested baffles available.

Visit www.mmi2000.net to find all of our Florida Product Approvals.

OFF RIDGE VENTS WITH BAFFLE OPTIONS

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Booth: 323 LegalShield offers affordable employee benefits at no cost to the employer. Family legal plans starting at $15.95 a month covers advice, letters and phone calls on your behalf, document review, representation, motor vehicle, will preparation and more. Identity theft plan includes monitoring, investigation and full restoration. Receive “real time” alerts on your phone. Lifetime Tool and Building Products 250 Airport Rd Winchester VA 22602 Phone: 540-323-7667 Toll-Free: 877-904-1002 Fax: 540-323-7669 sales@lifetimetool.com www.lifetimetool.com Booth: 842 Lifetime Tool offers an innovative line of roofing components beginning with the Ultimate Pipe Flashing featuring watertight technology. We are proud to announce our new bath-dryer vent built for severe weather conditions. All Lifetime Tool components are 100 percent made in the USA with a life-of-the-roof warranty.

Lifting Equipment Solutions

Booth: 711 Lomanco Inc is the world’s largest manufacturer of quality residential and light commercial attic or crawlspace ventilation products. We offer products for all roofing types: tile, shingle, asphalt and metal.

Lucas Coatings 12400 S Laramie Ave 431 Cleveland Crossing Dr Ste 201 Alsip IL 60803 Garner NC 27529 Phone: 773-523-4300 Phone: 919-550-1935 Fax: 773-523-3290 tony@liftinges.com jmorris@rmlucas.com www.liftinges.com www.rmlucas.com Booth: 427 Booth: 520 Lifting Equipment does direct sales, R.M. Lucas Co offers a full line of coatings service, training and field repairs of all and mastics for the professional building our equipment: trailer mounted roofing contractor. We offer everything from timecrane, trailer mounted roof loading material proven high-quality bituminous coatings lift, Eagle Hot Air Welding, and new fall and mastics to technologically advanced protection carts. polymer-based sealants, adhesives, and reflective elastomeric coatings. Lomanco Inc 2101 W Main St Marathon Roofing Products Jacksonville AR 72076 3310 N Benzing Rd Phone: 501-982-6511 Orchard Park NY 14127 Toll-Free: 800-643-5596 Phone: 716-332-7673 Fax: 501-982-1258 Toll-Free: 800-828-8424 kimt@lomanco.com Fax: 716-332-7676 www.lomanco.com erikp@marathondrains.com

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FRSA members appear in bold www.marathondrains.com Booth: 1311 The Marathon Companies consist of Marathon Roofing Products and MRP Supports. We offer a wide range of roofing accessories (drains, vents and equipment), as well as pedestal supports and paver tiles for elevated terraces.

Maxwell Lightning Protection PO Box 22683 Lake Buena Vista FL 32830 Phone: 407-827-6328 Fax: 407-827-6091 mariaha@maxwelllightning.com www.maxwelllightning.com Booth: 422

Marco Industries

McElroy Metal

4150 S 100th E Ave Ste 301 Tulsa OK 74146 Toll-Free: 800-800-8590 Fax: 918-622-4536 info@marcoindustries.com www.marcoindustries.com Booth: 740 We make the best roofing ventilation and accessories for metal roofs – period. With the most tested and certified products on the market, you can trust our solutions to perform in even the harshest conditions, protecting your roof and everything underneath. If it’s not proven, it’s not Marco. Maxim Skylights

1630 Terre Colony Ct Dallas TX 75214 Phone: 214-905-2021 Toll-Free: 888-222-4898 Fax: 214-905-2021 info@maximskylights.com www.maximskylights.com Booth: 631 Maxim Skylights specializes in the manufacture of hurricane, impact, hail, and blast/bomb resistant skylights that all comply with OSHA fall protection guidelines to protect against roof opening, fall-through accidents. With polycarbonate domes, cellular multiwall and impact insulated glass, we have an option for every installation.

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Fax: 740-622-6161 customerservice@mfmbp.com www.mfmbp.com Booth: 333 MFM Building Products is a manufacturer of exterior, self-adhering waterproofing membranes since 1961. Products include low-slope roofing membranes, steep-slope roofing underlayments, above and below grade waterproofing membranes, and specialized roofing tapes. All products are manufactured in the USA and sold through an extensive network of distributors. Mid-States Asphalt

1500 Hamilton Rd Bossier City LA 71111 Phone: 318-747-8000 Toll-Free: 800-950-6531 Fax: 318-747-8099 info@mcelroymetal.com www.mcelroymetal.com Booth: 805 McElroy Metal Inc is a leading manufacturer of metal roofing, metal siding, and substructural components with locations across the US. McElroy’s product line includes a wide variety of architectural standing seam roofing systems, as well as many industrial and commercial wall and roof panels. Metal Sales Manufacturing Corp 7110 Stuart Ave Jacksonville FL 32254 Phone: 904-783-3660 Toll-Free: 800-394-4419 Fax: 904-783-9175 ghenry@metalsales.us.com www.metalsales.us.com Booth: 604 Metal Sales Manufacturing offers metal siding and roofing products. MetalForming Inc 100 International Dr Peachtree City GA 30269 Phone: 770-631-0002 Fax: 770-631-7776 crowe@metalforming-usa.net www.metalforming-usa.com Booth: 140 MFM Building Products 525 Orange St Coshocton OH 43812 Phone: 740-622-2645 Toll-Free: 800-882-7663

1637 51st Ave Tuscaloosa AL 35401 Toll-Free: 800-489-2391 Fax: 800-880-3834 jake@msaroof.com www.msaroof.com Booth: 624 Self-adhering roofing underlayments for metal, tile, and shingle roofs, as well as traditional roll roofing and synthetic felt for residential and commercial applications. We provide a full line of Trumbull BUR packaged asphalt, and our fifty-pound QUIK MELT asphalt. Mule-Hide Products Co Inc

1195 Prince Hall Dr Beloit WI 53511 Phone: 608-361-6830 Toll-Free: 800-786-1492 Fax: 608-365-0336 infomhp@mulehide.com www.mulehide.com Booth: 610 Mule-Hide Products offers premium lowslope roofing products and systems to professional contractors through USA and

FRSA members appear in bold Canadian distributors. EPDM, TPO, PVC, insulation, roof boards, adhesives, tapes, and accessories feature extensive code approvals, UL/FM listed assemblies and warranty programs. Mule-Hide Products is an Energy Star Partner. Call 800-786-1492 or visit www.mulehide.com.

NEOGARD 2728 Empire Central Dallas TX 75235 Phone: 214-353-1600 malpa@hempel.com www.neogard.com Booth: 640

National Coatings Corporation 1201 Calle Suerte Camarillo CA 93012 Toll-Free: 800-423-9557 Fax: 805-388-8140 missy@nationalcoatings.com www.nationalcoatings.com Booth: 1207 Since 1981, National Coatings has been the leading commercial roofing system manufacturer, producing renewable, sustainable watertight weatherproofing roofing and wall systems; products that specialize in advanced ponded water protection and superior adhesion to hardto-coat surfaces (TPO, EPDM, and PVC). We also offer silicone and acrylic coatings. Visit www.nationalcoatings.com or call 800-423-9557.

New Tech Machinery 1300 40th St Denver CO 80205 Phone: 720-723-2790 Toll-Free: 800-574-1717 Fax: 303-294-9407 info@newtechmachinery.com www.newtechmachinery.com Booth: 1208 Since 1991, New Tech Machinery has helped contractors worldwide gain more control of their projects and profits by manufacturing the world’s finest portable roll forming machines. Our seamless gutter and metal roof panel machines have revolutionized the construction industry by bringing versatile, easy-to-use roll forming products right to the jobsite.

National Nail Corp 555 Riverside Pkwy Austell GA 30168 Phone: 678-945-0510 josh_knowles@nationalnail.com www.nationalnail.com Booth: 1131 National Women in Roofing 12011 Tejon St Ste 700 Westminster CO 80234 Phone: 303-450-3150 melissa@m2cservices.us www.nationalwomeninroofing.org Booth: 132 NB Handy 65 10th St Lynchburg VA 24504 Phone: 434-847-4495 Toll-Free: 800-925-6242 Fax: 434-847-2469 bberkey@nbhandy.com www.nbhandy.com Booth: 906 NB Handy provides the most comprehensive offering of architectural metal roofing solutions in the market. Our dedicated commercial and residential sales staff will be at the Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Expo representing our value proposition as the preferred choice. 54

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NPC Colored Sealants 1208 8th Ave Maywood IL 60153 Phone: 708-681-1040 Toll-Free: 800-654-1042 Fax: 708-681-1424 customerservice@npcsealants.com www.npcsealants.com Booth: 335 The colored sealant specialists since 1928. Solar Seal #900 is based on terpolymer technology that offers a quality alternative to silicone and urethane sealants. Exceptional weather resistance, adhesion, elongation, and color fade resistance available in over 200 colors plus custom colors. Co-Poly and Gutter Seal also available. NRCA 10255 W Higgins Rd Ste 600 Rosemont IL 60018 Phone: 847-299-9070 Toll-Free: 800-323-9545 Fax: 847-299-1183 info@nrca.net www.nrca.net Booth: 941 Stop by NRCA, booth 941, to learn about NRCA membership and the latest resources, programs and services designed to improve your business and elevate the level of professionalism in the roofing industry. New programs include

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210 Classic Ct Ste 100 Rohnert Park CA 94928 Phone: 707-872-3620 Toll-Free: 877-324-0444 Fax: 707-757-9094 manton@ohagin.com www.ohagin.com Booth: 1027 Nationally recognized designer and manufacturer of top quality attic ventilation solutions. Oatey Building Products 1818 7th Ave N Ste 2 Lake Worth FL 33461 dsuran@oatey.com www.oatey.com Booth: 736 Ocean Breezes 7832 Cortez Rd W Bradenton FL 34210 Phone: 941-792-9700 Toll-Free: 800-735-7216 rob@oceanbreezesdesign.com www.oceanbreezesdesign.com Booth: 137 OMG Roofing Products 153 Bowles Rd Agawam MA 01001 Toll-Free: 800-633-3800 kcaron@omginc.com www.olyfast.com Booth: 1106 Owens Corning One Owens Corning Pkwy Toledo OH 43659 Phone: 419-248-8000 Toll-Free: 1-800-GET-PINK www.owenscorning.com Booth: 619 Owens Corning is a global leader in insulation, roofing, and fiberglass composite materials. Its insulation products conserve energy and improve acoustics, fire resistance, and air quality in the spaces where people live, work, and play. Its roofing products and systems enhance curb appeal and protect homes and

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FRSA members appear in bold commercial buildings alike. Its fiberglass composites make thousands of products lighter, stronger, and more durable. PAC-CLAD/Petersen 102 Northpoint Pkwy Acworth GA 30102 Toll-Free: 800-272-4482 Fax: 770-420-2533 info@petersenmail.com www.pac-clad.com Booth: 319 Petersen, a Carlisle company, manufactures PAC-CLAD metal cladding products in multiple gauges of steel and aluminum including standing seam roof panels, hidden- and exposed-fastener wall panels, soft panels, perforated metal, coil and flat sheet, fascia, coping, and composite panels. All are available in 70 percent PVDF finish in 45 colors.

Premix Marbletite 1259 NW 21st St Pompano Beach FL 33069 Toll-Free: 800-432-5097 Fax: 954-917-2775 cmackey@pmmproducts.com www.pmmproducts.com Booth: 1009 We are the oldest manufacturer of stucco, plaster, and pool products in the state. Our manufacturing facilities, located in Pompano Beach and Winter Springs, advantageously position us to efficiently produce and deliver to the market a broad product mix. Our roofing products include Tile-Tite, Efflorescence and Oxide Remover, and Nutech Roof Coatings.

Polyglass USA Inc 1111 W Newport Center Dr Deerfield Beach FL 33442 Phone: 954-233-1330 Panasonic avirtue@polyglass.com 2 Riverfront Plaza www.polyglass.us Newark NJ 07102 Booth: 1213 Phone: 201-348-5217 Polyglass USA Inc is an ISO 9001:2015 imdsales@us.panasonic.com www.na.industrial.panasonic.com/building certified leading manufacturer of roofing and waterproofing systems. Known Booth: 213 for its self-adhered modified bitumen Panasonic Corporation of North America is roofing systems based on the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a leading B2B solutions partner. Our roofing patented ADESO Technology and CURE related products for buildings include highly Technology, Polyglass also produces a durable coated steel roofing and gutter materials for commercial and industrial use, a full line of premium roof coatings and roof copper coated steel gutter system that retains maintenance systems. Learn more at www.polyglass.us. its copper color, and advanced insulation Poseidon Sales LLC technology for low-slope commercial roofs. 3471 High Ridge Rd PBP Sales Corp Boynton Beach FL 33426 1818 7th Ave N #2 Phone: 561-870-2259 Lake Worth FL 33461 mleslie@poseidonsales.com Toll-Free: 800-367-8168 www.poseidonsales.com Fax: 561-588-9283 Booth: 126 pbpsalescorp@aol.com

Pro Guard Coatings Inc 1 Industrial Way Denver PA 17517 Phone: 717-336-7900 Fax: 717-336-7320 tyson@proguardcoatings.com www.proguardcoatings.com Booth: 1321

Perennial by Daltile 7834 CF Hawn Fwy Dallas TX 75217 Phone: 214-309-4076 suzette.morris@daltile.com www.daltile.com/roofing Booth: 1307 Perennial Porcelain Roofing by Daltile is an all new roofing tile category under the Daltile brand. As experts in porcelain tile, we are proud to expand our offering to the roofing industry. For more information, visit www.daltile.com/roofing and booth 1307 at the FRSA Expo.

540 Central Ct New Albany IN 47150 Phone: 812-944-7803 joe@pmsilicone.com www.pmsilicone.com Booth: 608 PM Silicone (Progressive Materials) specializes in Silicone Roofing Systems and is an industry leader in high performance, low cost roof restoration and maintenance.

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POLIFILM America 300 Town Park Dr Kennesaw GA 30144 Phone: 678-290-1778 bdellacqua@polifilm.us www.polifilmamerica.com Booth: 116 We provide a complete line of surface protection films for major markets such as building panel applications, glass applications, plastic applications, metal applications and marble/high-pressured laminate surfaces. POLIFILM ensures that perfectly matched surface protection solutions can be applied and subsequently removed while still maintaining product added value.

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Power Bolt and Tool 6261 Topaz Ct Ft Myers FL 33966 Phone: 239-768-9028 Toll-Free: 888-514-5151 Fax: 239-768-6952 lane@powerboltandtool.com www.powerboltandtool.com Booth: 1333 Power Bolt and Tool serves all Florida roofers with same day and next day delivery of fasteners, tools, jobsite supplies and safety. We offer jobsite solutions and consultation for all roofing and safety systems, as well as complete manufacturer support for the millions of items in our inventory.

ProGifter 322 Houghton Ave Olean NY 14760 Phone: 716-790-7181 Fax: 716-790-7388 events@cutco.com www.progifter.com Booth: 124 Progressive Materials

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FRSA members appear in bold Protecto Wrap Company 1955 S Cherokee St Denver CO 80223 Toll-Free: 800-759-9727 Fax: 303-777-9273 info@protectowrap.com www.protectowrap.com Booth: 709 Since 1952, Protecto Wrap Company has been manufacturing waterproofing membranes with a reputation for producing the highest quality waterproofing systems available. Protecto Wrap offers design consultation and field technical support for all product lines, including residential and commercial waterproofing membranes on foundations and decks, window and door flashings, roofing underlayments, and more. Pure Lead Products 127 Ranier Dr Lake Placid FL 33852 Phone: 205-908-2965 Fax: 205-9961-9988 ed@pureleadproducts.com www.pureleadproducts.com Booth: 509 Quarrix Building Products 705 Pennsylvania Ave S Golden Valley MN 55426 Toll-Free: 800-438-2920 Fax: 763-540-9709 sandrafreeman@quarrix.com www.quarrix.com Booth: 1200 R.K. Hydro-Vac Services PO Box 669052 Charlotte NC 28266 Toll-Free: 800-762-8361 Fax: 704-393-9473 roberth@rkhydrovacnc.com www.rkhydrovac.com Booth: 1019 RapidMaterials

7948 Second Flags Dr Austell GA 31068 Phone: 770-405-1060 valerie.misa@millerclapperton.com www.rapidmaterials.com Booth: 1306 RapidMaterials is a trusted online source for all of your building material needs. We carry a wide range of tools and materials at a great value to our customers. From 58

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251 Welsh Pool Rd Exton PA 19341 Phone: 610-941-4333 Toll-Free: 866-503-6240 Fax: 610-941-4336 info@safetyhoistcompany.com www.safetyhoistcompany.com Booth: 723 Safety Hoist has spent the last 51 years manufacturing the simplest, safest, and most affordable material hoists on the market. Lift up to 500 lbs. with one of our five models. Attachments are available to lift a variety of materials. Stop by booth 723 to see our electric hoist in action! Santafe Tile Corp 8825 NW 95th St Medley FL 33178 Phone: 305-885-9002 yescarras@santafetile.com www.santafetile.com Booth: 718

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Schulmeister Metal Products 233 Barr Ave Bowdon GA 30108 Phone: 770-363-6465 Fax: 770-920-6539 smpclips@yahoo.com www.smpclips.com Booth: 120 The Sherwin Williams Company 101 N Prospect Ave NW Cleveland OH 44155 Phone: 305-509-9077 Toll-Free: 888-321-3539 Fax: 888-296-5665 marisol.masferrer@sherwin.com www.geocelusa.com Booth: 1111 The Sherwin Williams Company consists of a portfolio of several global brands. Sherwin Williams Building Solutions includes the roofing brands of Uniflex Fluid Applied Roofing Systems, Geocel Sealants and Adhesives, Kool Seal Reflective Coatings, Sherwin Williams Fluropon, and Weather XL Coil Coatings. Visit our brands at www.uniflexroof.com, www.geocelusa.com, and www.coil.sherwin.com. Sievert Industries Inc 7130 Clinton Rd Loves Park IL 61111 Toll-Free: 800-545-7698 info@sievertindustries.com www.sievert.se Booth: 1110 Sievert is a world leading manufacturer specializing in high-quality heating tools for professionals. Our goal is to develop, manufacture, and supply innovative and high-quality tools for all types of soldering, brazing, and heating applications. Sika Sarnafil 3483 Satellite Blvd Ste 315S Duluth GA 30096 Toll-Free: 800-443-0223 Fax: 770-495-0027 harris.james@us.sika.com usa.sarnafil.sika.com Booth: 905 Simpson Strong-Tie 2221 Country Ln McKinney TX 75069 Toll-Free: 800-999-5099 Fax: 972-542-5379 egroblewski@strongtie.com www.strongtie.com Booth: 726

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2900 Center Port Cir Pompano Beach FL 33064 Phone: 786-427-3948 jalstonwatkins@soprema.us www.soprema.us Booth: 100 SOPREMA offers a comprehensive line of commercial roofing, waterproofing, wall protection, and civil engineering solutions combining superior products and systems with decades of proven performance. Our solutions include industry leading SBSmodified bitumen membranes, polymeric PMMA/PMA liquid applied membranes, and synthetic single-ply PVC membranes. SOPREMA has the solution for you. SPEC Building Materials 2840 Roe Ln Kansas City KS 66103 Phone: 816-392-3357 t.stickney@speccorp.com www.speccorp.com Booth: 203 Spotless Roofing Solutions

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customerservice@sun-tek.com www.sun-tek.com Booth: 803 Sun-Tek manufactures a complete line of residential skylights including insulated glass, polycarbonate domed, MiamiDade approved, tubular and multi-tubular models. Sun-Tek manufactures all of our glass models with LoE 340 glass. Custom commercial skylights are also available. Stop by booth 803 to see our new Impact Glass skylights! Suncoast Roofers Supply 14212 N Nebraska Ave Tampa FL 33613 Phone: 813-664-8686 Fax: 813-383-0051 rdelarosa@suncoastrooferssupply.com www.suncoastrooferssupply.com Booth: 419 Suncoast Roofers Supply specializes in the distribution of the finest residential and commercial roofing products and accessories, with reliable material delivery that’s second to none. Looking for something exotic or hard to get? Give us a call. If we don’t already stock it, we can probably find it for you! Sunniland Corp

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PO Box 3023 W Palm Beach FL 33402 Phone: 561-588-5653 matthew@stormseal.com www.stormseal.com Booth: 127 Unlike leaking, flyaway tarps, Stormseal secures storm-damaged properties, resisting wind, rain, and hail until permanent repairs are made. Stormseal: peace of mind for rapid recovery. Sun-Tek Skylights 10303 General Dr Orlando FL 32824 Phone: 407-859-2117 Toll-Free: 800-334-5854 Fax: 800-331-6607 62

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PO Box 8001 Sanford FL 32772 Phone: 407-322-2421 Toll-Free: 800-432-1130 Fax: 407-324-4421 lpressley@sunnilandcorp.com www.sunnilandcorp.com Booth: 835 Sunniland Corp – From Roots to Roofs since 1884. Premium fertilizer products and roofing supplies at 20 locations (18 in Florida and 2 in SW Georgia). If it goes on a roof, Sunniland has it! Surefire Local 8619 Westwood Center Dr Ste 150 Vienna VA 22182 Phone: 571-327-3391 Toll-Free: 866-465-9080 marketing@surefirelocal.com

www.surefirelocal.com Booth: 135 Surefire Local lets small business owners take control of their unique story and web presence. Our unbeatable marketing platform gives you the ability to see and strengthen all your digital marketing activities so you can generate more leads and stop wasting money on underperforming channels or exorbitant agency fees. TAMKO Building Products LLC 220 W 4th St Joplin MO 64802 Phone: 417-624-6644 Toll-Free: 800-641-4691 Fax: 800-841-1925 linda_reavis@tamko.com www.tamko.com Booth: 603 Tarco One Information Way Ste 225 Little Rock AR 72202 Toll-Free: 800-365-4506 Fax: 501-945-7718 tarco@tarcoroofing.com www.tarcoroofing.com Booth: 807 Tech Wrap/RobeTex PO Box 1489 Rockyface GA 30740 Phone: 706-618-6264 Fax: 706-275-0512 robetex@icloud.com Booth: 1301 Tilcor Roofing Systems PO Box 1010 Jensen Beach FL 34958 Phone: 951-833-4634 Fax: 866-864-5410 mariah.kern@tilcor.com www.tilcorroofingusa.com Booth: 1318 Tilcor stone coated steel roofing – better, faster, stronger. Tilcor is manufactured by The Ross Roof Group, who has been involved in roofing since 1942. Installed in over 80 countries, the Tilcor roofing systems product range offers exceptional strength and durability in the harshest climates. Tile Roofing Industry Alliance - TRI 6947 Coal Creek Pkwy #137 Newcastle WA 98059 Phone: 206-241-5774 jjensen@tileroofing.org www.tileroofing.org Booth: 128

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FRSA members appear in bold Titanium/RhinoRoof One Owens Corning Pkwy Toledo OH 43659 Phone: 419-248-8000 Toll-Free: 1-800-GET-PINK www.eavetopeak.com Booth: 618 Titanium and RhinoRoof products give you the options you need for every job. Our range of roofing underlayments and selfadhered products offer up to six months UV exposure, superior walkability, ice damming protection and much more. All Titanium products offer the Sure-Foot slip resistant walking surface – a patented, nodular walking surface that, unlike smooth surfaced products, allows for superior steep-slope walkability, even in wet weather conditions. Titebond 2020 Bruck St Columbus OH 43207 Toll-Free: 800-877-4583 Fax: 800-879-4553 www.titebond.com Booth: 413 For over 80 years, we have been an industry leader in developing and manufacturing glues, adhesives, caulks,

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PO Box 1632 Canton MS 39046 Phone: 913-685-2500 Toll-Free: 800-867-7177 Fax: 913-851-9700 support@toppsproducts.com www.toppsproducts.com Booth: 434 Topps Products manufactures sustainable roof maintenance systems and other products for the maintenance, repair, and waterproofing of commercial and industrial facilities. Our coatings and sealants have been protecting roof and exterior wall leaks

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Booth: 531 Tropical Roofing Products is a trusted national manufacturer of fluid applied roof restoration systems and coatings used in the repair, maintenance, and restoration of low-slope roofing systems. Sold exclusively through wholesale distribution partners and preferred by roofing contractors, building owners, property managers, architects, and other specifiers. Visit www.tropicalroofingproducts.com. TRUFAST 02105 Williams County Rd 12-C Bryan OH 43506 Toll-Free: 800-443-9602 kroth@trufast.com www.trufast.com Booth: 314

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Union Corrugating 701 S King St Fayetteville NC 28301 Phone: 910-483-0479 Fax: 910-485-7991 brobin@unioncorrugating.com www.unioncorrugating.com Booth: 312

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offerings include VersiGard EPDM, VersiWeld TPO, VersiFlex PVC, VersiFleece TPO, PVC, roof garden systems and a complete line of insulation and accessories. These systems all come with warranty options ranging from 5 to 30 years. Viking Barriers 800 W 5th Ave Ste 212 Naperville IL 60563 Toll-Free: 855-798-4546 dwhitt@vikingbarriers.com www.vikingbarriers.com Booth: 1313 Viking Metals 1014 Sampler Way Ste D Atlanta GA 30344 Phone: 404-669-9100 Fax: 404-669-0744 doug@vikingmetals.com www.vikingmetals.com Booth: 308 Volatile Free Inc 19500 Janacek Ct Brookfield WI 53045 Phone: 262-787-0400

gretchenj@volatilefree.com www.volatilefree.com Booth: 507 Warrior Roofing Manufacturing Inc 3050 Warrior Rd Tuscaloosa AL 35404 Toll-Free: 800-749-3358 Fax: 205-553-1755 kristen@warriorroofing.net www.warriorroofing.net Booth: 1205 Warrior Roofing Manufacturing Inc is a premier roofing felt underlayment manufacturer. Are you looking for a synthetic that gives you slip resistance in wet conditions, is good under metal, Florida Building Code approved, and with a great warranty? Check out Elephant Skin Synthetic at booth 1205. Worthouse Inc 2315 Landmeier Rd Elk Grove Village IL 60007 Phone: 847-621-2470 m.muszczynski@worthouse.com www.worthouse.com Booth: 1323

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TAMKO Case Study: TAMKO Heritage Woodgate Keeps History Alive at Jasper County Courthouse The Jasper County Courthouse is more than an impressive historic building at the heart of Carthage, Missouri; it is a revered symbol of the historic pride of the region, a nationally recognized landmark, and the second-most photographed building in the state, placing it squarely in the public eye. The three-story building with distinctive medieval features is also one of the most unique and challenging projects ever tackled by local roofing veteran Phillip Camerer of Phillip Camerer Roofing. Camerer and his team’s charge was significant. They were tasked with preserving the critical historic design integrity of the building while simultaneously delivering a thoroughly modern roof system that would withstand the wear of intense weather. Camerer met the challenge with strategic planning, four months of strenuous labor, and a roofing shingle that fulfilled both the historically-correct aesthetic and the contemporary demands for this unique job: TAMKO Heritage Woodgate.

When it came to color, Camerer selected Black Sage, one of the six different colors Heritage Woodgate is offered in. He knew it would be a striking contrast to the building’s stone exterior and would draw the eye upward the moment the courthouse came into view.

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When Camerer’s team began to tear off the existing roof, asbestos was discovered just beneath the surface. Camerer’s crew, trained and certified in asbestos removal, managed the safe disposal over the course of two-and-a-half months. During this lengthy process, it became clear that steps needed to be taken to safeguard the exposed roof during the remediation process. The solution was to apply TAMKO Moisture Guard, a self-adhering rubberized asphalt ice and Bidding for Success rain underlayment, to more than 200 square feet of roof area. Before his team could take on the complexities of this Though an unconventional approach to applying the underprominent roofing job, Camerer first had to win the bid. He layment — it’s typically only used on certain moisture-prone knew he needed to be smart with the proposal since, as a gov- areas, such as valleys — Camerer chose to cover the full ernment job, cost would undoubtedly be a factor. Camerer surface of the roof for added protection. recognized the winning bid would have to balance affordTo complicate the installation further, the elements would ability with products that would meet the unique design offer another layer of difficulty. The roofers had to be precriteria and perform year after year. To deliver on this need, pared to work against fierce winds throughout the duration Camerer specified TAMKO Heritage Woodgate laminated of the project, all while ensuring the landmark building was asphalt shingles, an ideal choice to replicate a period-correct not damaged. Despite the challenging conditions, Camerer’s wide wood shake appearance while providing tremendous approach and shingle selection allowed him to finish the job durability. Leveraging his TAMKO Pro Certified Contractor safely and on time. status, Camerer was able to submit an even more attractive bid that included an enhancement to the shingle’s 30-year A Finished Roof for the History Books limited warranty. This enhancement increased the full-start In the end, the TAMKO Heritage Woodgate shingles period from the standard 15 years to the full 30 years of the added an element of grandeur to the structure and molded limited warranty. This judicious plan of action and the unique beautifully to the courthouse’s unique Romanesque Revival TAMKO products at the center of his proposal are what ultiarchitectural style. Camerer and his team conducted their mately secured him the job. work under the watchful eyes of critical stakeholders, including not only the individuals who hired him, but the community The Shingle that Gives Contractors an Edge members who take pride in the courthouse and had a vested The enhanced warranty was not Camerer’s only considinterest in ensuring its historical nature was preserved. In eration when determining which shingle to include in his bid. fact, the highest scrutiny came from Camerer himself. The The steep slopes of the courthouse turrets needed a shingle result is not only a delighted client and happy community but with a wider edge and the versatility for extensive overlapa breathtaking roof that will protect this treasured building ping. The patented TAMKO Heritage Woodgate shingle tabs and proudly define the Carthage skyline for years to come. are 10-12 inches wide — as much as three times wider than a traditional shingle cut. According to Camerer, the shingle’s dynamic profile would allow it to be manipulated around the radius of the many turrets without gaps. www.floridaroof.com | FLORIDA ROOFING

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The FRSA Self Insurers Fund (FRSA-SIF) was created in 1955 to provide an alternative to the standard workers’ compensation insurance coverage for roofing, sheet metal, and air conditioning contractors. The FRSA-SIF is a Group Self Insurance Trust Fund governed by a Board of contractor member Trustees who direct policy and understand the needs and concerns of your business and industry. The strength of the FRSASIF is in the quality and dedication of members stressing safety and reducing losses at their workplaces. FRSA-SIF provides an unsurpassed workers’ compensation service that has saved members millions of dollars in workers’ compensation costs over the years – coverage that is not just a policy.

Exemplary Services Include ■■ A subcontractor insurance coverage verification service ■■ Certificates of insurance issued promptly ■■ Educational programs coordinated through the FRSA Educational Foundation that qualify for Florida DBPR contractor continuing education credits ■■ Experience modification review for accuracy ■■ Optional drug-free workplace program ■■ Unsurpassed customer service ■■ Expert loss control and safety consultants ■■ Safety resources tailored to your needs ■■ Monthly self-reporting payment plan ■■ Deductibles, credits and discounts ■■ Legislative and lobbying efforts for the benefit of the membership and industry

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deemed and declared excess by the Trustees may be returned to the membership in the form of declared dividends. Aggressive safety programs and careful management of claims, along with a safe and conservative management of investments, can lead to a surplus that provides for declared dividends. FRSA-SIFs dividend history is unsurpassed by any other workers’ compensation provider, having returned over $160 million in dividends to members over the past 30 years. FRSA-SIF proudly invites you to review their dividend history in the Annual Membership Report on their website. To learn more about the FRSA-SIF, call 800-767-3772 ext. 206 or visit their website at www.frsasif.com.

FRSA’s Ambassador Program Maria Armas, FRSA Director of Member Services The FRSA Ambassador Program was created to close the gap between new and current members. At the beginning, the primary function was to welcome new members at Convention and introduce them to FRSA staff and other members. Now, FRSA Ambassadors reach out to new members on a monthly basis by phone and remind them about some of the benefits FRSA has to offer such as: ■■ Code and technical support ■■ Legal counsel through Cotney Construction Law ■■ Human Resources services through Seay Management ■■ Access to the FRSA Self Insurers Fund for workers' comp insurance ■■ Access to the FRSA Credit Union for roof loans for your customer, and auto and equipment loans

■■ Discounted rates for the FRSA Convention and Expo and Florida Roofing magazine advertising Some Ambassadors are so committed to FRSA that their volunteer work does not end with phone calls; they continue to get the word out about the association, recommending its services and fostering brand awareness to their customers. During the Convention and Expo, all the members of the Membership Committee are FRSA Ambassadors and will be wearing a purple ribbon on their badge reading “Ambassador.” If you are an FRSA Member, have what it takes to become an FRSA Ambassador and would like to become one, please contact Maria Armas at maria@floridaroof.com or by phone at 800-767-3772 ext. 142 to sign up today! FRM

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Gulfeagle Supply Building Relationships, Building Trust

Gulfeagle is the largest family-owned and operated distributor in the roofing and building products industry. Their humble beginnings go back to 1973 when Jim Resch founded Gulfside Supply Inc. Today, Gulfeagle Supply remains on Florida’s Top 200 Private Companies (as reported by the Tampa Bay Business Journal) with 80 branches located throughout the USA. Gulfeagle Supply services roofing contractors, homebuilders, and general contractors with residential and commercial building supplies. As many satisfied customers know, Gulfeagle takes pride in delivering the highest quality and best value to their customers. This philosophy has proven effective in the company’s growth into an industry leader. Gulfeagle is dedicated to the success of their valued contractors, which means providing much more than just building materials! They go beyond the expected by providing customers with well-designed marketing programs created to build their customers’ businesses and assist in their success. The Gulfeagle team is eager to gain your trust and fulfill your contracting needs. Gulfeagle’s business is built on the relationships established with businesses just like yours. Please visit Gulfeagle in booth 719 at the Florida Roofing & Sheet Metal Expo or on their website at www.gulfeaglesupply.com for more information.

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Cotney Construction Law Offers Legal Subscription Plans to Reduce Risk and Save Money Cotney Construction Law, a national full-service law firm dedicated to representing the construction industry, is changing how roofing contractors should budget for their legal spend. Whether you are a sole proprietor starting a new company or a multi-national contractor that is several generations old, budgeting for legal spend is essential to the maintenance of a profitable roofing business. Every roofing project consists of several moving parts that must be coordinated and balanced in order to complete the project and ultimately turn a profit. Cotney Construction Law helps its clients achieve this goal by managing risks in their contractual agreements, advising clients on good business practices and, when necessary, vigorously representing its clients in disputes. Many businesses think of hiring an attorney only when there is the prospect of litigation or they have been served with a summons and complaint. Although you certainly need the services of a lawyer at these times, your company would be better served by hiring an attorney before a dispute ever arises. An attorneyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s knowledge of your business, paired with their knowledge of the law, enables them to provide you with advice that may help you avoid, or at least minimize, disputes. As a business involved in the construction industry, you can perform your work in accordance with the contract, follow the project plans and specifications, implement good business practices on the job, and still find yourself entangled in a lawsuit at the end of the day. Unfortunately, the cost of hiring an attorney often serves as a hurdle to roofing businesses that need legal representation. Because of the cost of legal representation, many companies will pay money when they are not truly liable or will refuse to go after money that they are rightfully owed. Legal disputes will arise. It is important that you anticipate, plan, and budget for disputes and the unforeseen expenses that are often associated with them.

Enter the world of law firm subscription-based legal services. Law firm subscription services provide a subscription-based plan that is tailored to the client. It provides the client with a predictable monthly billing plan for nonlitigation matters. Clients will no longer be surprised by the receipt of a legal bill that is significantly higher than expected. Instead, clients will have the flexibility to select a subscription level that best suits their needs at a set monthly rate. Roofing companies that enroll in a law firm subscription-based plan are able to realize the benefit of retaining general counsel without the fees typically associated with doing so. Through the subscription plan, clients will have access to attorneys to assist with a variety of legal issues. Additionally, clients will be able to utilize law firm subscription-based services to ensure their companies are in compliance with laws and regulations that impact their businesses. In turn, clients will be able to better manage their risks and retain more of their hard-earned profits. For far too long the costs of legal services have presented a hurdle to businesses in need of legal assistance. However, times are changing and Cotney Construction Law is spearheading this change by offering various subscription plan packages so that its clients can not only budget for legal spend, but also take a proactive approach in protecting their businesses. Disclaimer: The information contained in this article is for general educational information only. This information does not constitute legal advice, is not intended to constitute legal advice, nor should it be relied upon as legal advice for your specific factual pattern or situation.

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APOC: Headquartered in Tampa A Global Producer of Coatings and Sealants Bill White

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APOC is a premier manufacturer of construction and maintenance products that maximize productivity, performance, and energy efficiency. Proudly headquartered in Tampa, APOC is a global producer with localized manufacturing, support, and customer service. As one of the top producers of coatings, sealants and construction products in the world, APOC has more than a century of manufacturing experience and stability you can count on.

APOC at a Glance ■■ Privately held, family-operated company, based in Tampa, Fla.

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■■ Number one producer of asphalt coatings, acrylic coatings, and sealants in the US ■■ Supplying construction products in 50-plus countries ■■ Expanded line of underlayments including WeatherArmor synthetics and Tuff-Felt organics Eddie Toledo

In addition to top notch manufacturing right here in Florida, APOC sales and technical team members are well positioned throughout the state with knowledge and experience on local building codes and challenges. For exceptional service and technical expertise on your next roof restoration project, contact your APOC representative.

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As the Southeast’s premier choice for metal roofing for over two decades, Gulf Coast Supply & Manufacturing has set out to provide the best value in metal roofing through product availability, fast and reliable service, and expertise. With over 40 color options and 8 profiles to choose from, Gulf Coast Supply offers complete metal roofing solutions.

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While metal roofing performance is crucial, it is only part of what Gulf Coast Supply offers. Gulf Coast Supply prides itself on offering start-to-finish solutions designed to make its customers more productive and more profitable.

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With industry-leading turnaround times, Gulf Coast offers multiple delivery options. Their company-owned fleet offers crane trailers, tractor trailer options for large projects (up to 50-ft-long exposed fastener panels), and crated option for standing seam systems.

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An expert sales staff is available to guide customers through the ordering process and is available to answer any questions about their products. Help is only a phone call away!

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Gulf Coast Supply’s Contractor’s Advantage offers a comprehensive education program consisting of a numThis powerful free service allows customers to upload ber of hands-on seminars, as well as classroom seminars. a photo of their project to Gulf Coast’s website. Gulf Coast Participants learn about important topics like proper will then superimpose all profiles and color options availinstallation techniques, warranty, codes and standards, able, allowing the customer to try on their new metal roof estimating, sales, and marketing. before they buy.

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For more than 25 years, we’ve assembled the best people and capabilities in order to deliver superior quality and performance. But earning multiple Top 10 Product Awards, Rural Builders Gold Key Awards and more aren’t the goal. Customer satisfaction is. That’s why, in addition to industry-leading testing and certifications, we invest in innovative design and manufacturing, including the only specialized non-woven material manufacturing capabilities in the industry. This competitive advantage allows us to use specially formulated polyester in our ventilation products— manufactured from recycled material—to prevent moisture absorption and hold together to help Marco Industries makes the best roofing ventilation keep out pests. products soak up water, causing them to constantly expand and and accessories for(Polyurethane metal roofs — period. With the most Perfectly Positioned To Deliver tested and certified products on the market, you can trust contract, eventually disintegrating.) Marco Industries corporate headquarters and almost

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220,000 square feet of made-in-the-USA manufacturing and warehousing space are centrally located in Tulsa, Okla. From here, and through five distribution facilities across North America, they deliver Marco quality coast to square feet of made in the USA manufacturing coast.

OurForcorporate almost more thanheadquarters 25 years, Marcoand Industries has220,000 assembled the best people and capabilities in order to deliver and warehousing are centrally located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. From here, and through five distribution superior quality and performance. But earning multiple The Weather-Tite System facilities across NorthRural America, deliver Marco quality coast to coast. Top 10 Product Awards, Builderswe Gold Key Awards, Only Marco offers the Weather-Tite System, a comand more aren’t the goal. Customer satisfaction is. That’s prehensive line of metal roofing solutions that offer why, in addition to industry-leading testing and certificaeasy installation, remarkable building ventilation, lower The they Weather-Tite™ tions, invest in innovative System design and manufacturing, utility costs, extreme durability, and outstanding warincluding the only specialized nonwoven material manranties. In short, metalroofing roofing products Only Marco offers the Weather-Tite a comprehensive linequality of metal solutionsthat ufacturing capabilities in the industry. This System, competitive are economically and ecologically smart. That’s why advantage to use specially formulated polyesthat offerallows easy them installation, remarkable building ventilation, utilityproducts costs, extreme durability customerslower trust Marco to deliver the industry ter in ventilation products – manufactured from recycled standard in performance and reliability, time after and outstanding warranties. In short, quality metal roofing products that are economically andtime, material – to prevent moisture absorption and hold tothrough all kinds of weather. For more information, visit gether to help keep outThat’s pests (polyurethane products soak ecologically smart. why customers trust Marco products to deliver the industry standard in www.marcoindustries.com. up water, causing them to constantly expand and contract, performance and reliability, time after time, through all kinds of weather. eventually disintegrating).

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Consumer Ed: Is Your Roof Hurricane Ready? Mike Silvers, CPRC, Silvers Systems Inc & FRSA Director of Technical Services FRSA was recently contacted by Mike DeForest of Channel 6 News television station in Orlando. They requested our help with their annual pre-hurricane season report. In preparing for the interview, I put together some suggestions for consumers. We thought it might be helpful to share some of our suggestions with our readers. If you are a member, feel free to share this with your customers. If you live in the Orlando area, keep an eye out for the interview.

Preparing Your Roof for the Hurricane Season ■■ Inspect your roof if you are physically able and have the proper equipment (ladder, etc.). Be careful, you don’t want to create a man-made disaster while trying to prepare for a natural one. ■■ If your roof covering is tile and you don’t know how to walk on it, you shouldn’t. You can do serious damage to the tile. This also applies to metal products that imitate tile. ■■ Metal roofs can be very slick, particularly where they are shaded. This can also be true for other roof coverings as well. ■■ If you are in doubt, you should strongly consider hiring a professional. Ask yourself this question: even if I successfully climb up to, traverse, and climb down from my roof, will I know what to look for? ■■ Missing, displaced or cracked tile or shingles should be identified and addressed. ■■ Drainage systems such as drains, scuppers, and gutters should be cleaned out and inspected. ■■ Flashings at valleys, walls, change of slope, or roof types should be inspected and addressed if needed.

missing, damaged, or loose caps. ■■ Penetrations like vents, electrical risers, pipe and conduit penetrations, and plumbing stacks should be addressed as needed. In particular, if you have lead boots on your plumbing stacks, you should look for squirrel damage. They chew the top off the boots and during heavy sustained rains these will leak. A new lead sleeve can be installed over the existing boot as long as the damage is not too close to the roof surface. A little sealant on the top edge may discourage the squirrels. ■■ If it has been a while since your roof was installed, give some consideration to when it should be replaced. Different roof types have varying serviceable life cycles. A licensed roofing contractor can give you some idea based on the roof type and its age, but there is no substitute for getting a knowledgeable professional to assess your roof covering’s overall condition. ■■ If reroofing is needed, make sure your sheathing is renailed if required to meet the current building code. ■■ Consider upgrading the roof-to-wall connections and gable end bracing if they are deficient. ■■ Inspect porch or carport columns. Also inspect metal canopies and screen enclosures both for attachment at columns and walls, as well as how they attach to the main structure. If these are blown off they can do a lot of damage to the structure as they leave. FRM Michael J. Silvers, CPRC is FRSA’s Director of Technical Services. Mike is an FRSA Past President, Life Member, Campanella Award Recipient, and a Florida Licensed Certified Roofing Contractor who brings over 40 years of industry knowledge and experience to FRSA’s team. Mike is available to FRSA members who have codes or technical questions and can be reached at 800-767-3772 ext. 169 or by email at silvers@floridaroof.com.

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Roofing Apprenticeship Program Highlights Lisa Pate, FRSA Executive Director Our roofing rock stars have been extremely busy over the last eight weeks and have finally completed their first semester. Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll take the summer off and will begin their second semester in September. During this time, they take what theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve learned during their first year of an accelerated version of the ABC Roofing Apprenticeship Program and apply it as they continue working. In addition to 144 hours of classroom training, the apprentices will need to complete 2,000 hours of on-the-job training per year. Since the last update in the March issue of Florida Roofing, the apprentices have completed the fastener and adhesive section and spent many additional hours of training on roofing flashing and learning the principles of weather sealing of architectural sheet metal. In addition, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve learned the procedures for fabrication and installation of selected flashing components. Thanks to OMG for providing assistance to the Building Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives module with demonstrations of RhinoBond and low-rise foam adhesive. The module also provided a review of general building materials (concrete, steel, and wood), fastener types and uses, and adhesives common to the construction industry. The flashing module included information on flashing

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growth. Like Clay, I’m also looking forward to the next semester. Many of the group took the time to thank me personally at the end of the day Friday. They were very sincere in their appreciation for this opportunity. The experience has been quite rewarding. My thanks to everyone involved.” We reached out to the employers who had students in the program for feedback and received the following comments. Emely Rankin, Collis Roofing, Longwood: “Our guys have shared how great this program is and how much they have learned and how appreciative they are for getting this opportunity. This program has given them courage to be confident in their skills and foresee a brighter future in this industry.” Eric Jackson, Total Roof Services, Orlando: “Gumer really likes the class and is ‘very appreciative of us for sending him through it!’ He especially likes the hands-on training aspect of certain classes. I think the investments that the companies have put forth in these employees will pay back many dividends over time. Thanks to FRSA for helping us make the apprenticeship program a reality!” Nicole Eisenhardt, Tecta America, Sanford: “Traditionally, the roofing industry has not been known as a profession that trains. However, this apprenticeship program has created a foundation for people entering this industry to make this more than a job. It is a career and a profession to be proud of. Most impressive is how the roofers in this program help each other with the hands-on part of the training, teaching each other. I am proud to be among roofing contractors that put the development of their people first, despite being competitors in the same market. We are changing a stigma about the roofing industry — roofers DO train and our profession is one to be PROUD of.” The apprenticeship team from Advanced Roofing Inc, Sanford had this to say: Koron Maultsby: “Glad

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With all that we have learned in the first semester, it has accelerated my experience on the roof with my job.” The ABC Apprenticeship Program will begin in other locations throughout Florida with talks in progress for Tampa and Sarasota in the near future. We’ll keep you posted as these programs develop. FRM

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FRSA Members Take Care of Our Industry and Our Communities! Bruce Manson, Manson Roofing Inc, FRSA President A year has gone by and we’re getting ready for another exciting Convention at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center. It has been quite a year with all the code work and governmental legislation. I’m glad to say that the FRSA Board, committees, and staff have not only been looking out for the roofing industry, but have bought land for the new FRSA headquarters and designed the new building which will break ground this summer. The folks in the FRSA are very community-minded. As President, I have chosen Our Daily Bread of Bradenton, which serves over 88,000 meals a year to the needy of our area, as my Charity of Choice. The following are supporters from the FRSA membership who have been so generous. I want to thank them and give kudos for a worthy cause, “Well Done.” ■■ FRSA’s Young Professional Council ■■ Gulfeagle Supply ■■ Sal Delfino, Petersen Aluminum Corp ■■ Raymond Citron, RAFA Building Solutions ■■ Karen Rodman, Rodman Roofing Inc ■■ Ron Kough, Roof Assessment Specialists Inc

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Jack Manson, my father, has volunteered for Our Daily Bread of Bradenton for over 40 years and, at 91 years of age, is still actively involved. Our Daily Bread of Bradenton is a community-driven organization devoted to feeding the hungry. They are supported by churches, individuals like you, Visit us in Booth 921 support foundations, and numerous other community-oriented organizations. Organized in 1984, Our Daily Bread is a response to our community’s need to feed the hungry regardless of race, color, or belief. Since then, with extremely limited resources and space, Our Daily Bread has served over 2,000,000 meals to needy men, women, and children from a storefront on 14th Street West in Bradenton, Fla., seven days a week including holidays. Our Daily Bread serves an average of 250 men, women, and children daily. They also have a grocery store, “Loaves and Fishes,” where families We know how. can shop free once a month for

food items and fresh produce. The store has items not available from other food sources, such as peanut butter, jelly, and produce. They served over 20,000 people through this program last year. No one is turned away, but in many instances, relief is only partial. Many need more than food.

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As you travel, we encourage you to collect hotel toiletries such as shampoo, lotion and soap. FRSA staff will use these donations to create personal care kits for those in need. Donations will be collected at the annual Convention. Donations can also be shipped to FRSA at 7071 University Blvd., Winter Park, FL 32792. Monetary donations will be collected throughout the year and presented to the Our Daily Bread of Bradenton team at FRSA’s annual Convention.

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Brad Sutter, Sutter Roofing Company of Florida Executive Vice President, 23 Years Brad is an FRSA Past President and Life Member and has served on FRSA’s Board of Directors, Convention Committee, Educational Foundation and the Foundation Board of Governors. How did you get started in the roofing industry? Aside from being born into it, I started visiting job sites with my dad and learned how to be a dashboard superintendent at a very young age! I also worked on roofing projects during summers in high school and college to learn about systems and installation methods. What’s your favorite part of the job? That every job is different and has unique challenges, details, and intricacies. It's also cool that we get to work on a lot of interesting facilities and see things that a lot of folks won't get to experience.

How long have you been involved with FRSA? 21 Years What do you personally find most rewarding about being involved with FRSA? I've seen so many instances of members helping one another through the years and have always been impressed with the lengths they will go to in order to help each other professionally or personally.

What’s the most unusual roofing project that you’ve been a part of? That's a really tough question. There have been a lot of difficult weird ones, and sometimes it's the wackos we had to deal with on the projects that made them unusual. Overall, I would say that doing the retrofit conversion of the roofs on the O'Connell Center at the University of Florida and the Sun Dome at USF were the most complex. After it had the new structure and deck in place, we roofed the O'Connell Center in 29 days.

What advice would you give to someone interested in joining the roofing industry? Take the time to listen to what people are trying to explain to you about technical aspects and business. More often than not, they are right and the advice or guidance they give you comes from experience and will come back tenfold over the years.

What do you consider a waste of time? Complaining about labor issues in our industry without taking steps to help change it, starting with training your own employees. People that complain about things without offering any solutions.

What would be your ideal place to live and why? I already live there! We live where they come to vacation.

What’s your favorite vacation? I love to travel, but if I had to pick one place, I could walk around Rome and all over Italy for months and never tire of looking at its history. What is your dream job? Holding it together as the drummer in a rock-n-roll band. They'd have to throw Matt Cameron out of Pearl Jam for me, but I'd do my best to fill in! 90

If you could spend time with three people (living or not), who would they be and why? Both of my grandfathers on each side of my family because I never had a chance to know either of them. I'd also like to have a long chat with John Lennon and see if he ever found that peace he was looking for and if it was as cool being one of The Beatles as it looked.

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What’s your favorite pastime activity? I enjoy boating and fishing with my family and friends. Being out on the water is a great release and stress buster.

What other activities and organizations are you involved with? I was recently appointed to a two-year term on the NRCA Executive Committee. I'm excited to represent us as the first Executive Committee member from Florida in many years. What would surprise others to learn about you? That I really enjoy learning about different periods in history and how people lived during those times. FRSA congratulates Brad on his new position with NRCA! FRM

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