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April 2004 
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A racing dynastyKate Gawlik
To ensure long-term roof system performance, maintenance is
crucial. And it also can help create positive relationships between
roofing contractors and building owners that can generate new
work.
Johnny Cline (left), operations manager of Petty
Enterprises, Level Cross, N.C.; Tim Allen (center), president of
McRae Roofing Inc., Asheboro, N.C.; and Jim Skelley, project
manager for McRae Roofing, pose near the Beloit, Wis.-based
Mule-Hide Products' sponsored racecar.
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McRae Roofing Inc., Asheboro, N.C., learned the benefits of
creating a maintenance relationship—it has performed roof
system maintenance work on Petty Enterprises' complex in Level
Cross, N.C., for about two years.
"Petty Enterprises' buildings mostly have metal roof systems,"
says Tim Allen, president of McRae Roofing. "The most common
repairs are loose laps, backed-out fasteners, failed gaskets,
broken gutter joints and other...
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