If you have a sense of how our society works, you have probably noticed that America has created an entire culture based on the idea of disposable, or junk, items. We make things that are to be shortly replaced and want everything to be as cheap as possible so that it won’t cost much to […]
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Did you know that many companies today are using social media to check out their employees before and during employment?
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As our society moves toward a mobile-centered culture, the importance of these devices and the information we access with them is becoming central to businesses everywhere. Many have developed separate mobile sites designed to be viewed on the small screens of mobile phones, and some have even moved away from flash-centered designs that are not
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As a part of our safety program, Lone-Star Roof Systems has an all-office meeting once per month to discuss current OSHA standards, among other things. This little guy attended one of our past meetings and volunteered to model our commercial project safety gear. Isn’t he just too cute? At Lone-Star, we take the safety of
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Confucius makes a good point – if you love your job it doesn’t always seem so much like work. But what about those slumps, bumps, and slow-as-molasses moments we all encounter? For many people, difficult or unpleasant tasks can make the workday seem to drag on forever! This week, we thought we would put out
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With each passing year companies come and go, grow and slow, and those who are fortunate enough to plan into another year of growth in reputation, community, and prosperity must take a moment to consider those who have helped them reach their goals. This year at Lone-Star Roof Systems, we are blessed and proud to
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Slate is a type of stone that has been used for centuries in many different applications, including roofing, siding, interior and exterior walls, statues and even headstones. However, as “Texas Premier Roofer” we thought we would stick to the roofing application!
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Buying and maintaining a home can be a scary proposition, especially for first-timers, but with a little preparation you can be on top of the process and buy with confidence. When buying a home it is always important to insist on a total-home inspection – and most buyers won’t pay for a house until they have
Recently we have done several posts about how to improve energy efficiency in your home. One new product that can help with “going green” is soy-based insulation. There has been a lot of hype from different companies about this product and sometimes all that information can be confusing. Allow me to explain this product
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Composition Shingles Composition shingles are the best option if you are looking for an attractive look at an affordable price. The two most common residential roofing materials are asphalt shingles and metal roof panels. As discussed in previous blogs, there are pros and cons to both. Metal roofs are considerably more expensive – about 30%
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Fully Adhered EPDM and Gutters – Hospice Brazos Valley Here’s a picture timeline of this little project we did for Hospice Brazos Valley (Bryan, TX). Contact Lone-Star Roof Systems, LP. or visit our office today! LoneStarRoofSystemsLLC.com 1-800-317-1939 Mailing Address 1511 South Texas Avenue, #172 College Station, TX 77840 College Station Office 18476 State Highway 6
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Noise Safety Working in the roofing industry, noise is bound to be a problem. From the hammering of nails, to the cutting of wood shakes, to even the bending and breaking of metal, damaging levels of noise are heard every day when you’re a roofer. OSHA reports that every year 30 million people in the