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You've come across the acronyms "HFC" and "HFO" when working with spray foam roof adhesive and insulation, but do you know what they stand for? Though the two acronyms only share a slight, one-letter difference, they represent two very different environmental outcomes.

Sometimes building regulations change due to advances in construction methods. Other times, regulations change to account for stricter environmental policies. Whatever the case, you can count on regulations in construction and roofing to keep on changing — and for the better!

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Learn how proactive training and education helps crews at Isaacs Roofing improve their work .

Roofing contractors are always seeking ways to maximize their number of available roofing days, especially in winter. Factors such as cold weather can present their own set of complexities and challenges to overcome, as many roofing projects in the winter months are limited or made more difficult due to ice, snow, or rain. To help you feel confident heading into colder days, long-time roofing professional Daniel Becker, Founder/President at Danco Roofing Services Inc., shares his tips for staying safe, remaining effective on the jobsite and making the most out of the winter months.