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  • Building the Tech Frontier

    • By Cole Fletcher
    • Added on Jun 01, 2026

    Cole Fletcher, is a product engineer at Quadrant Performance Materials, and has overcome significant challenges on his path to success. Having faced addiction in the past, he is committed to ensuring it does not define his future. Cole encourages others, whether they are overcoming substance abuse or advancing their careers, to focus on family, work diligently, and seek guidance from industry experts to achieve their goals. read more

  • MAC Daddy of Efficiency

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Jun 01, 2026

    MAC Roofing Services brings spray foam roofing expertise to Lake Las Vegas, installing closed-cell foam and protective coatings across Blue Heron’s luxury Shoreline community. The project highlights MAC’s long-standing partnership with Blue Heron, energy-efficient “hot roof” assemblies, and the craftsmanship behind high-end flat roof systems built for the desert climate. read more

  • Planning & Planing

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Jun 01, 2026

    The article describes R&A Contracting’s award-winning restoration of a massive spray foam roofing system across seven 100-year-old buildings in St. Louis. Over ten weeks, the team scarified aging foam, primed the roofs, and applied 330,000 square feet of 2.8 LB Everest closed-cell spray foam plus HT Everest Acrylic Coatings while battling weather, logistics, truck traffic, and a tight winter deadline. read more

  • Stormproof by Design

    • By Danielle Macdonald
    • Added on Jun 01, 2026

    A dome home in Haynesville received a durable SPF roofing upgrade by Spray Foam Worx, replacing failing shingles with closed-cell spray foam and black silicone coating. The project improved wind resistance, energy efficiency, waterproofing, and long-term protection. read more

  • Foam Fit for the Royal Canadian Air Force

    • By Preserving Military History with SPF
    • Added on Jun 01, 2026

    Harbourside Spray Foam tackled a challenging winter spray foam job at the Royal Canadian Air Force Museum in Comox, BC, using hoarding, heat, and Genyk’s Winter Blend closed-cell foam to insulate a new glass pavilion designed to preserve a historic aircraft year-round. read more

  • TopBuild Acquires 85-Year-Old Texas Roofing Leader Johnson Roofing

    • By TopBuild
    • Added on Feb 25, 2026

    TopBuild Corp. has announced plans to acquire Johnson Roofing, a Waco-based commercial roofing company founded in 1941. With approximately $29 million in annual revenue, the acquisition expands TopBuild’s commercial roofing operations in Texas and surrounding states while preserving Johnson Roofing’s long-standing culture of safety and service. read more

  • Rolling In & Rocking On

    • By Elastochem
    • Added on Oct 08, 2025

    Hey contractors, did you know? You drive a rolling billboard. Every time you hit the road, stop for gas, or pull up to a jobsite, there are potentially hundreds of eyes on your rig. What does your work vehicle really say about your business? read more

  • Elevate Honors Four Top Commercial Roofing Projects with 2025 Excellence Awards

    • By Elevate
    • Added on Aug 23, 2025

    Elevate™, a premier brand of commercial roofing systems and part of the Amrize family of brands, proudly celebrates the winners of its 2025 Elevate Excellence Awards program. This annual program honors exceptional commercial roofing projects that exemplify quality, innovation, sustainability and community impact across North America. read more

  • Breaking Barriers with Grit and Grace

    • By Spray Foam Magazine Team
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    Spray Foam Magazine sat down with Robin Pence, a powerhouse in the spray foam industry with two decades of experience and a reputation for relentless determination. read more

  • Second Time’s the Charm

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    Oceanfront properties are dream home material; doubly so for multi-million-dollar homes on the scenic coast of Nova Scotia, Canada. But maintaining luxurious architecture requires precise construction and infallible materials from the start, lest it lead to a messy remodel years down the line. Beyond the aesthetic touches like paint colors, light fixtures, and flooring, it’s the unseen components behind the drywall that really make or break a home. Some homeowners find this out the hard way. read more

  • From Historic Landmark to Modern Marvel

    • By Danielle Macdonald
    • Added on Aug 11, 2025

    The Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, has long been woven into the fabric of American history. Originally built in 1835 as the home of renowned physician and botanist Dr. W.C. Galt, the hotel quickly became a central hub during the Civil War. In 1862, Union General William “Bull” Nelson, a Kentucky native, used the hotel as his base of operations. Tragedy struck on January 11, 1865, when a devastating fire left the hotel in ruins. read more