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Are you about to install a new roof on your home or small business? The odds are you’ll be giving serious consideration to asphalt shingles. This building material has dominated the U.S. residential ...

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Northstar Clean Technologies Inc. (TSXV: ROOF) (OTCQB: ROOOF) ("Northstar" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has been issued a new patent (the "Patent") by the United States Patent and ...

Need a new roof? Covering your existing asphalt shingles with metal roofing might be worth the expense. Here are some pros and cons.

How asphalt shingles are recycled into a hot-mix asphalt supplement is discussed in the interview with Elly Kane and Matt Teesdale of Crutchall Resource Recycling. Mar 10, 2009 Crutchall Resource ...

Picking the best roof for your home is a major decision for any property owner, and replacing a roof is easily one of the most significant investments a homeowner will ever make. If you're lucky, ...

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, over 11 million tons of recyclable asphalt shingles end up in landfills every year in the United States alone. Those 11 million tons amount to over 8% ...

Asphalt shingles remain the most popular roofing material in the US, generating roughly 13M tons of waste annually from ...

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, 11 to 13 million tons of asphalt shingles end up in US landfills each year, where it will take upwards of 300 years for them to break down. Every ...