Lunch and Learn: Commercial Roofing Industry Trends & Updates
When
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2013
10:00am to 12:00pm
Lunch at 12:00, followed by walk of solar roof
Where:
JA World Huizenga Center
1130 Coconut Creek Blvd
Coconut Creek, FL 33066
Phone: (954) 979-7100
Topics Covered
• Metal roofing
• Design pressures
• Warranties
• Maintenance
• Retrofits
• Miami Dade County Building Department update
• Online permitting
• Fire and wind speed ratings
• Commercial and industrial solar energy
Featured Topics:
Solar Energy – Commercial and Industrial
Learn about the most up-to-date information regarding
solar energy in the commercial and industrial market
segments, and this year’s renewable energy rebate
programs, available October 16th.
Retrofit Using Metal
Examine the different ways metal can be used to recover an
the existing building, including how to consider a roof or all
retrofit, along with its environmental benefits.
* Course is part of the RCI Metal Roofing Course and qualifies as part of
RCI continuing education credits
New Building Codes and Guidelines
Boris Sursky reviews the most up-to-date information for
permitting and roofing guidelines in South Florida, including
the top five mistakes.
Space is Limited – RSVP Now
Email Debbie Giuliani at debbieg@advancedroofing.com or call (800) 638-6869 by 9/23/2013.
Print the Lunch and Learn Flyer, click here.
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