Roofing.
American School & University, October, 2004
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Byline: Mike Kennedy As the fall colors change and the harshness of winter looms on the horizon in many areas of the nation, school maintenance workers should be preparing to check out the condition of the roofs on their campuses. That's not necessarily because anything terrible will happen to the roofs during the winter.
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"We have less trouble in the winter," says Kevin Johnson, director of buildings and grounds in the Red Wing (Minn.) School District. "Everything is frozen shut." But minor trouble overlooked in the autumn can fester under ...
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