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The 2018 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)'s Awards Program Winners

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The document summarizes winners of the 2018 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA) Awards Program, which recognizes excellence in commercial and residential asphalt roofing projects. It describes three award winning projects: the gold winner was a complex re-roofing of the historic 225,000 square foot Cincinnati Music Hall using asphalt shingles to replicate the original slate roof; the silver winner was a replacement of an inferior 10,600 square foot roof in Florida with a high-quality, wind resistant asphalt shingle system; and the bronze winner was a Philadelphia museum where a modified bitumen membrane was used to achieve LEED certification goals and protect various roof types.

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Showcasing Some of North America’s Greatest Asphalt Roofs: The 2018 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)’s Awards Program Winners
What is ARMA’s Awards Program? The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)’s annual awards program aims to recognize industry professionals who use asphalt roofing. These award-winning projects illustrate the beauty, affordability and reliability of residential and commercial asphalt roofing systems. Each year, Gold, Silver and Bronze Award- winning projects are selected and honored by ARMA, as well as promoted on social media and in national trade publications. Simple! The awards program is open to roofing contractors who work with asphalt roofing materials (low or steep). To enter, contractors only need to do the following: • Complete a simple, easy-to-use submission form on the ARMA website • Upload high-resolution images of your project • Briefly explain what asphalt roofing materials you used for your project, and why! How Do I Enter? Think your project has what it takes? Enter it for the 2019 Awards now! To submit, visit https://asphaltroofing.org/qarc/submit-your- best-asphalt-roofing-project/
Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall The 225,000-square-foot Cincinnati Music Hall, designed by 19th century architect Samuel Hannaford, is one of the largest and most beautiful concert halls in the world. In May of 2016, renovations to the Music Hall’s interior and exterior began due to structural deterioration. The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation chose Imbus Roofing to install the new roofing system because of their previous work there and on other high- profile buildings in the area. The Music Hall had been adorned previously with high-end slate tiles, so CertainTeed’s Grand Manor® luxury asphalt shingles were used to replicate the roof’s slate aesthetic. To provide additional protection against the elements, DiamondDeck® and WinterGuard® underlayments were also installed. Imbus Roofing used approximately 600 squares of Grand Manor in two colors, Stonegate Gray and Brownstone to match the distinctive striped pattern of the original roof. Cincinnati, Ohio
Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall The ability of asphalt to replicate the slate look was of utmost importance, as the Music Hall is a historic icon with a prominent, beautiful and unique roof. Durability was crucial because Cincinnati endures harsh wind, rain and snow throughout the year. Additionally, the price and simplicity to install the asphalt shingle system were very important due to the magnitude and complexity of the project, which involved steep slopes, including steeples. Cincinnati, Ohio
Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall Cincinnati, Ohio Congratulations to Imbus Roofing Co., Inc. from Wilder, Kentucky for winning the 2018 QARC Gold Award using CertainTeed Corporation products! Pictured from left to right: Andrew Imbus of Imbus Roofing Co., Inc; Ron Gumucio of ARMA; and Steve Sutton of Imbus Roofing Co., Inc.
Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida The Topsail Residence in Ponte Vedra, Florida, underwent a major new addition and roof installation project recently. However, after only two years, the 10,600-square-foot roof was experiencing significant leaking issues that couldn’t be easily rectified due to poor craftsmanship and the use of inferior products for the region. Living in Florida where hurricanes are common, the homeowners were adamant about installing a high-quality, durable and wind- resistant designer asphalt shingle roofing system.
Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida Reliant Roofing, Inc. of Ponte Vedra, FL recommended GAF Grand Canyon® Lifetime Designer Shingles in the color Stone Wood. Reliant’s choice was based on their experience with the product in numerous high- wind events. Not only was the asphalt shingle durable, it also delivered exceptional curb appeal. The homeowners also selected the Timbertex® Premium Ridge Cap to compliment the shingles. Reliant hand sealed the cap and used GAF self-adhering Leak Barrier on the deck.
Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida Congratulations to Reliant Roofing, Inc. from Ponte Vedra, Florida for winning the 2018 Silver Award using GAF products! Pictured from left to right: Sean Shapiro and Cameron Shouppe of Reliant Roofing, Inc. Pictured from left to right: Brian Kimber and Jerry Orlando of GAF; Sean Shapiro and Cameron Shouppe of Reliant Roofing, Inc.; James Schnepper of GAF; and Ralph Vasami of ARMA.
Bronze: The Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Museum of the American Revolution is a three-story, 118,000 square foot facility that was designed to achieve LEED Gold certification. The building incorporates an extensive green roof, advanced storm water management, air-cycling and heat recovery systems. The storm water that is collected by the building is used in the climate control system to help preserve artifacts. This historic project demanded a high-quality roofing membrane that offered an aesthetic appeal to the building. Thomas Company, Inc. chose SOPREMA’s SBS Modified Base Ply – ELASTOPHENE Flam with the SBS Modified Bitumen Flashing Base Ply – SOPRALENE Flam 180 to protect the roof membrane from foot traffic, resist water penetration and create a more rigid and stable surface for the vegetative roof and terrace roofs. The SBS modified bitumen system’s elongation and recovery properties offer protection from extreme heat and extreme cold weather conditions, helping keep the Museum’s roof water-resistant year-round.
Bronze: The Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Congratulations to Thomas Company, Inc. of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey for winning the 2018 QARC Bronze Award using SOPREMA, Inc. products! Pictured from left to right: Ron Gumucio of ARMA, Tom Loftus of SOPREMA, Inc., and Tim Kersey of SOPREMA, Inc.
For More Information… Visit: https://asphaltroofing.org/qarc/submit-your- best-asphalt-roofing-project/ Or… Contact Ron Gumucio Rgumucio@kellencompany.com 212.297.2113

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  • 1. Showcasing Some of North America’s Greatest Asphalt Roofs: The 2018 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)’s Awards Program Winners
  • 2. What is ARMA’s Awards Program? The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (ARMA)’s annual awards program aims to recognize industry professionals who use asphalt roofing. These award-winning projects illustrate the beauty, affordability and reliability of residential and commercial asphalt roofing systems. Each year, Gold, Silver and Bronze Award- winning projects are selected and honored by ARMA, as well as promoted on social media and in national trade publications. Simple! The awards program is open to roofing contractors who work with asphalt roofing materials (low or steep). To enter, contractors only need to do the following: • Complete a simple, easy-to-use submission form on the ARMA website • Upload high-resolution images of your project • Briefly explain what asphalt roofing materials you used for your project, and why! How Do I Enter? Think your project has what it takes? Enter it for the 2019 Awards now! To submit, visit https://asphaltroofing.org/qarc/submit-your- best-asphalt-roofing-project/
  • 3. Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall The 225,000-square-foot Cincinnati Music Hall, designed by 19th century architect Samuel Hannaford, is one of the largest and most beautiful concert halls in the world. In May of 2016, renovations to the Music Hall’s interior and exterior began due to structural deterioration. The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation chose Imbus Roofing to install the new roofing system because of their previous work there and on other high- profile buildings in the area. The Music Hall had been adorned previously with high-end slate tiles, so CertainTeed’s Grand Manor® luxury asphalt shingles were used to replicate the roof’s slate aesthetic. To provide additional protection against the elements, DiamondDeck® and WinterGuard® underlayments were also installed. Imbus Roofing used approximately 600 squares of Grand Manor in two colors, Stonegate Gray and Brownstone to match the distinctive striped pattern of the original roof. Cincinnati, Ohio
  • 4. Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall The ability of asphalt to replicate the slate look was of utmost importance, as the Music Hall is a historic icon with a prominent, beautiful and unique roof. Durability was crucial because Cincinnati endures harsh wind, rain and snow throughout the year. Additionally, the price and simplicity to install the asphalt shingle system were very important due to the magnitude and complexity of the project, which involved steep slopes, including steeples. Cincinnati, Ohio
  • 5. Gold: The Cincinnati Music Hall Cincinnati, Ohio Congratulations to Imbus Roofing Co., Inc. from Wilder, Kentucky for winning the 2018 QARC Gold Award using CertainTeed Corporation products! Pictured from left to right: Andrew Imbus of Imbus Roofing Co., Inc; Ron Gumucio of ARMA; and Steve Sutton of Imbus Roofing Co., Inc.
  • 6. Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida The Topsail Residence in Ponte Vedra, Florida, underwent a major new addition and roof installation project recently. However, after only two years, the 10,600-square-foot roof was experiencing significant leaking issues that couldn’t be easily rectified due to poor craftsmanship and the use of inferior products for the region. Living in Florida where hurricanes are common, the homeowners were adamant about installing a high-quality, durable and wind- resistant designer asphalt shingle roofing system.
  • 7. Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida Reliant Roofing, Inc. of Ponte Vedra, FL recommended GAF Grand Canyon® Lifetime Designer Shingles in the color Stone Wood. Reliant’s choice was based on their experience with the product in numerous high- wind events. Not only was the asphalt shingle durable, it also delivered exceptional curb appeal. The homeowners also selected the Timbertex® Premium Ridge Cap to compliment the shingles. Reliant hand sealed the cap and used GAF self-adhering Leak Barrier on the deck.
  • 8. Silver: Topsail Residence Ponte Vedra, Florida Congratulations to Reliant Roofing, Inc. from Ponte Vedra, Florida for winning the 2018 Silver Award using GAF products! Pictured from left to right: Sean Shapiro and Cameron Shouppe of Reliant Roofing, Inc. Pictured from left to right: Brian Kimber and Jerry Orlando of GAF; Sean Shapiro and Cameron Shouppe of Reliant Roofing, Inc.; James Schnepper of GAF; and Ralph Vasami of ARMA.
  • 9. Bronze: The Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, Pennsylvania The Museum of the American Revolution is a three-story, 118,000 square foot facility that was designed to achieve LEED Gold certification. The building incorporates an extensive green roof, advanced storm water management, air-cycling and heat recovery systems. The storm water that is collected by the building is used in the climate control system to help preserve artifacts. This historic project demanded a high-quality roofing membrane that offered an aesthetic appeal to the building. Thomas Company, Inc. chose SOPREMA’s SBS Modified Base Ply – ELASTOPHENE Flam with the SBS Modified Bitumen Flashing Base Ply – SOPRALENE Flam 180 to protect the roof membrane from foot traffic, resist water penetration and create a more rigid and stable surface for the vegetative roof and terrace roofs. The SBS modified bitumen system’s elongation and recovery properties offer protection from extreme heat and extreme cold weather conditions, helping keep the Museum’s roof water-resistant year-round.
  • 10. Bronze: The Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Congratulations to Thomas Company, Inc. of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey for winning the 2018 QARC Bronze Award using SOPREMA, Inc. products! Pictured from left to right: Ron Gumucio of ARMA, Tom Loftus of SOPREMA, Inc., and Tim Kersey of SOPREMA, Inc.
  • 11. For More Information… Visit: https://asphaltroofing.org/qarc/submit-your- best-asphalt-roofing-project/ Or… Contact Ron Gumucio Rgumucio@kellencompany.com 212.297.2113