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October 2008 
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Photo gallery
Collins with his wife Sabrina and daughter Josie Charlotte
From the article: Flashings
Issue: October 2008
Photo 1: Movement of moisture-laden air through insulation joints to this membrane's underside resulted in condensation.
Photo courtesy of Hutchinson Design Group Ltd., Barrington, Ill.
From the article: A matter of opinion
Issue: October 2008
Photo 2: Ice accumulation up to 1/2 of an inch thick has been observed in laps.
Photo courtesy of Hutchinson Design Group Ltd., Barrington, Ill.
From the article: A matter of opinion
Issue: October 2008
Photo 3: This masonry wall expanded so much the control joints squeezed shut and mortar debonded, resulting in moisture intrusion and deterioration.
Photo courtesy of Hutchinson Design Group Ltd., Barrington, Ill.
From the article: A matter of opinion
Issue: October 2008
Photo 4: Ballast coverage of 17 pounds per square foot or greater and concrete pavers provide greater benefits than cool roof membranes.
Photo courtesy of Hutchinson Design Group Ltd., Barrington, Ill.
From the article: A matter of opinion
Issue: October 2008
Double-lock standing-seam copper roofing was installed on some of Ave Maria's condominiums and shops.
Photo courtesy of Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of Florida Inc., Fort Myers
From the article: Roofing a town
Issue: October 2008
Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of Florida installed polymer-modified bitumen and tile roof systems on six town center buildings, which surround an oratory.
Photo courtesy of Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of Florida Inc., Fort Myers
From the article: Roofing a town
Issue: October 2008
Construction in progress on Ave Maria's six town center buildings
Photo courtesy of Crowther Roofing & Sheet Metal of Florida Inc., Fort Myers
From the article: Roofing a town
Issue: October 2008
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