Leonard and Earline moved into the Eugene area in 1981 and prior to that date, lived in Southern Oregon. Leonard Shreeve started selling mobile homes in 1968 for Walker the Weeper Trailer Sales in Medford. In 1973, Leonard managed the NU Ray Roofing part of Walker the Weeper. When Walker the Weeper closed their doors in1978, Leonard started his own business and has been in the repair and service business since then. Most of our work was on mobile homes, then around 1990 we became a general contractor and started working on conventional homes and commercial buildings.
Aluma Foam is an extra strong aluminum, with a baked enamel white surface. The surface covers the best foam insulation to reflect the sun's ultraviolet rays, saving you electricity money. This durable option is great for both commercial and residential properties.
Roofing systems encompass a number of different materials. EPDM (rubber roofing), TPO (a common choice), SPF, asphalt rolls, and PVC are just a few of the choices available.
An architect who specializes in sustainable design likes metal roofing because it is available in light colors, helps reduce heat that builds up in attics and finished rooms in the upstairs of a home, and reflects the sun. Because metal is generally made of recycled material, it can be recycled later.
Did you know that Solatubes can run for lengths over 30 feet? This is possible due to the high reflectivity of the tubing (99.7% specular reflectivity) and extremely pure color rendition.
Some roofs are stronger than others. Hip roofs, for example, often perform better than traditional gable roofs under high wind forces and heavy snow loads. The ideal hip roof has at least four slopes that slant at a 30-degree angle.
Did you know that metal roofs save homeowners 25 percent or more on energy costs annually? In fact metal roofs are so energy cost effective that a recent study found that homeowners can save up to 40 percent in home cooling costs and 10 to 15 percent in home heating costs per year.
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