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When to use a V2T Roof System
V2T Roof Systems are cost effective, environmentally responsible, and longer lasting than traditional roof systems. They also happen to offer moisture locating capabilities, and the base technology works to remove moisture as a fundamental characteristic of its...
V2T Technology Launches Contractor Friendly Program to Support National Growth of its Low-Slope Roof Systems
V2T Technology provides a unique, contractor centric model designed to ‘pay it forward’ in order to grow its own distribution network. With initiatives to support contractor marketing efforts and a simple and standardized pricing structure, V2T looks to become the...
V2T Technology Introduces Major Innovation to Roofing Industry
A roof system that installs in a fraction of the time, eliminates the toxic materials used to adhere traditional roofs, produces less waste, costs less and lasts longer is now being installed in locations across the United States and revolutionizing what is possible...
Jurin Roofing Services Announces Addition of V2T Roofing Technology
Jurin Roofing Services announces the addition of a new roofing installation technology for a fumeless, less disruptive roof installation along with greater wind resistance and less man labor hours. Quakertown, PA (PRWEB) December 26, 2013 Jurin Roofing Services, Inc....
Flex Membranes International Debuts Its Revolutionary V2T Technology Roof System For Commercial Buildings
Flex Membranes International debuts its revolutionary new V2T Technology roof membrane attachment system. V2T Technology uses the power of the wind to hold our Flex Membrane white thermoplsatic roof membrane securely in place. Based on recognized principles of physics...
Virginia Tech gives roofing company a good foundation
You might never have heard of Acrylife, a company with ties to Virginia Tech. But that may change as hurricane season approaches. Two Virginia Tech alumni and brothers – Chuck and Pat Johnson – are principals of Acrylife Inc., a Wytheville company in the roofing...
Roof vent designed to catch wind
Two brothers, Pat and Chuck Johnson, US roofing company Acrylife, and Virginia Tech research team designed an omni directional roof vent to help preserve reflective roof membranes (cool roofs), as well as conventional roofs from being lifted off or torn from wind...
New vents protect roofs from high winds
Build a better roof vent and the world will beat a path to your rooftop. It is the quest underway in the U.S., where they are developing a roof vent that looks a little like two halves of a ball with the curved ends butted together on stilts. It’s known as the...
A simple vent to save your roof during hurricanes
Low sloped roofs, common in Florida and other hurricane prone areas, are the most difficult to protect from damage inflicted by high winds. Hurricanes can lift the entire roof off a building and expose it to the wind, rain and other damaging conditions, even after the...
Inexpensive roof vent could prevent billions of dollars in wind damage
Virginia Tech News (Online edition) BLACKSBURG, Va., April 28, 2008 – Hurricanes often lift the roofs off buildings and expose them to havoc and damaging conditions, even after the worst of the wind has passed. A local roofer, Virginia Tech faculty members from...