Turn Concerns into Opportunities with Protected Membrane Roofs
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Protect against potential problems for optimal roof performance. |
Proven to Stand the Test of Time.
If we own the building we put Sarnafil on it. It is the best roof ever made --- you can tell by looking at it that it is very well constructed. And in the long run it ends up being less expensive than other systems because of its long life.”
-Rick Monthie,
Plant Operation-Maintenance Manager,
St. Lukes Hospital,
Cedar Rapids IA
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