G&S will showcase their building materials at the Charleston Build, Remodel & Landscape Expo on January 13, 14, 15, 2012 at the Charleston Area Convention Center.
Sales staff will be available to discuss the various metal roofing and shingle roofing products available, spray foam insulation and vinyl replacement windows. G&S will be offering a 12 month, no interest program to qualified buyers.
The show will be held at the Charleston Area Convention Center and show hours will be Friday 2p-7p, Saturday 10a-8p, Sunday 11a-5p.
August 18, 2011
G&S Home Remodeling is confirmed as an official GAF Certified Installer. A small number of professional contractors in the metropolitan area has earned this special factory certified status. This status is special...less than 6 of each 100 professional roofing contractors in the country meet the professional qualifications and commit to the superior standards required to become certified.
The special GAF Weather Stopper System Plus Ltd. Warranty can only be installed by a factory certified organization. This means their customers can receive much greater peace of mind, because these enhanced warranties more than double the coverage of traditional roofing warranties offered by competitors.
G&S is especially qualified for installing a Weather Stopper 3-Part Roof Protection System. By reputation, G&S is among the top for the entire United States in both quantity and quality of these installations.
Interesting article with good information on window u values and solar heat gain ratings. http://www.nfrc.org/documents/SolarHeatGain.pdf
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/42246583#42246583
As recently shown on "The Today Show", the performance of a metal roof system during a house fire is only one point in a long list of metal roofing benefits.
Sustainability has become an important aspect of the way we live, and your metal roof system can complement that lifestyle. For starters, metal roofs last longer than other roofing materials. In addition, they have a high recycled content and can be 100 percent recycled at the end of their long useful life. Therefore, unlike other roofing materials, like asphalt shingles, metal panels don't end up in a landfill.
