Fall Protection – Maintenance
By John Howell Basic care for fall protection equi
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Trade Professional News
March22
Rex Lumber Company
by Don Rhodes, Rex Lumber Company is a key supplier of millwork for Shepley and I’m eager to tell you why they’re the company we turn to when supplying your projects. Established in 1946 in Somerville, Massachusetts, Rex Lumber Company is a third generation leader in our industry. Since their inception, they have evolved into Read More
KEEP READINGMarch20
A Message From Tony Shepley
To all customers, US Customs and Border Protection announced last Thursday that all wood shingles and shakes from Canada will now fall under the Anti-dumping/Countervailing Duty that was put in place last year (2017) on softwood lumber. This places an immediate 20.83% duty on the price of any of these shingles and has increased shingle Read More
KEEP READINGFebruary23
GAF Deck Armour
By Kevin Brennan, Synthetic underlayments have become a widespread substitute over customary felt papers, replacing both 15 lbs. and 30 lbs. for both asphalt and wood roofing. Felt paper is what it is: paper-based. Once it attracts moisture due to rain or overnight dew, it will wrinkle and curl and will lessen its capacity to remain Read More
KEEP READINGJanuary24
Andersen® Rises to the Challenge
by Tammy Bearse-Santos, In the industry today we are being pushed on both sides. Our architects and designers continue to push the limits on size and design. At the same time the building code gets tighter in regard to energy performance. As windows are a large contributing factor to the home’s overall energy efficiency we Read More
KEEP READINGJanuary24
Save the Date! Fall Protection Seminar
Fall Protection Training with the Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards Tuesday, March 20th, 2018 4:00—6:00 PM Shepley Showcase, 75 Ben Franklin Way, Hyannis Meet OSHA requirements and earn CSL credit! Registration information coming soon!
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“All our yesterdays are summarized in our now, and all the tomorrows are ours to shape.” – Hal Borland.
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