The NRCA’s Roofing Day in DC

As a project manager with the Roof Systems Consulting Company in Lower Gwynedd Township, Pennsylvania, Jared Mellor performs functions that range from conducting structural surveys to overseeing project documentation. To keep his knowledge up-to-date, Jared Mellor holds active membership in multiple industry organizations including the National Roofing Contractors Association.

A leading authority in the roofing sector, the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) spearheads initiatives in areas that range from education to technology. It is also committed to industry-based political advocacy.

As part of its advocacy efforts, NRCA organizes annual Roofing Day in DC events to inform and influence members of Congress in the US capital. This takes place each March, giving NRCA members the opportunity to voice roofing industry concerns at the national level.

In past years, NRCA-approved Roofing Day in DC issues have included roofing training incentives, building infrastructure legislation, and immigration reform. Workforce shortage is a leading topic of discussion for the upcoming Roofing Day in DC event on March 24, 2021.

Key Advantages of Green Roofs

Jared Mellor currently resides in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania and attended the University of South Carolina. Jared Mellor serves as a project management consultant at Lower Gwynedd-based Roof Systems Consultants, an organization that provides a range of services including roof repair, roof replacement, and the installation of green roofs.

The first green roof systems were developed in Germany in the early 1970s and have since advanced in design to provide a range of benefits. Green roofs help to reduce the costs of heating and cooling buildings by helping to insulate them. This insulation also has the effect of soundproofing the building and making its surroundings quieter. Compared to conventional roofs, green roofs also have the advantage of providing a longer waterproofing effect on the top surface of buildings since they protect from mechanical impact and ultraviolet rays.

Green roofs provide several benefits to the environment including improving air quality by reducing CO2 levels and lowering the amount of stormwater runoff from buildings. They also offer habitat for insects, butterflies, and birds, thus helping to compensate for the landscape that is lost due to building construction.

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