The aftermath of Hurricane Sally left countless blue tarps stretched over failed roofs in coastal Alabama, as the storms' 105 mile-per-hour winds ripped off shingles and separated plywood sheets, allowing torrents of wind and rain inside many homes as Sally inched its way inland.

But not at Matt Fetners house.

Fetners home in the Captains Cove neighborhood in Orange Beach is one of the 16,000 buildings in Alabama with a Fortified certification to withstand 130 mile per hour winds. And when Sally came ashore as a Category 2 hurricane, Fetners roof was up to the task. He said his roof sustained no damage in the storm and he felt secure riding it out at home.

His house even became a refuge for some of his neighbors who suffered storm damage or flooding as Sally rolled in during the early morning hours of Sept. 16.

Obviously Sally was a beast of a storm," Fetner said. It came on shore, and hit the land, and from the time it hit through the time it was over, [we had] no damage, no issues and everybody around us has a blue tarp on their roof.

It was definitely something that was good to have.

The Fortified roof certification was developed by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, and Alabama leads the country by a long shot in Fortified roof structures with more than 16,000.

Roy Wright, president and CEO of the Institute and former head of the Federal Emergency Management Agencys flood mapping program, said he toured several locations in Orange Beach, Fairhope and Daphne areas this week, and that all the Fortified roofs he had seen were intact after the storm, with so far only reports of what Wright called cosmetic damage" from flying debris.

There are 16,000 of them in Alabama, and in every instance that we came across, you saw that these homes survived, Wright said.

Wright said that in addition to places like Fetners neighborhood, where an upgraded home fared better than others around it, there are also entire neighborhoods with new homes that use the Fortified roofs located near older neighborhoods that didnt. The difference, he said, was striking.

And so you can go from one point where people have lost their roof cover, they had dealt with severe wind damage to their house," he said, "and then you would go to the next neighborhood that had been built as Fortified homes, and you would find the occasional cosmetic damage where debris is picked up and flown, a piece of siding, something come crashing into it. But all of that was a cosmetic type of damage.

A map of the 16,000 Fortified roofs in coastal Alabama as certified by the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, along with the path of Hurricane Sally.IBHS

What makes a Fortified roof?

There are three main components to a Fortified roof.

First, said Wright, the roofers use ring shank nails which have a better hold under high wind conditions.

Second, the seams between plywood sheets on the roof are sealed to prevent water from entering the home if the shingles are lifted off during a wind event.

The third part involves aligning the edge pieces of the roof in a particular way to avoid rip-up, Wright said.

There is a particular way that the edge treatment is put in, the edge pieces, so that the wind is less likely to be able to start that rip-up, Wright said. The most vulnerable part of your roof from a wind perspective is right along the edge.

The IBHS also has standards for new construction homes that can be certified as Fortified Gold. Those include features such as storm-resistant windows, doors and other openings. Existing homes are not eligible for Fortified Gold but can have a Fortified roof installed.

Fortified roofs are a wind standard, and do not prevent damage from trees falling on roofs or prevent homes from flooding, a problem with the slow-moving Sally. But Wright said, IBHS with its Fortified program, is looking to change the trajectory of what hurricane damage looks like.

Were not going to stop Sally from coming ashore. Were not going to stop the storm surge," Wright said. "But as we look at those pieces, we do know how to construct residential homes as well as businesses to be able to withstand 130 mile an hour winds in ways that after the storm, even if it was evacuated, that people would have a place to come back to.

Why so many Fortified homes?

Alabama leads the nation in Fortified homes partly because many local building codes in coastal Alabama now require Fortified roofs for new homes and replacement roofs, and because in 2011 the state of Alabama created a program called Strengthen Alabama Homes to encourage homeowners to upgrade their existing roofs to Fortified certification.

That program, administered by the Alabama Department of Insurance, for a time provided grants of up to $10,000 to homeowners like Fetner to upgrade their existing roofs to Fortified standards.

Brian Powell, head of Strengthen Alabama Homes since 2011, said the program issued about 2,300 grants to homeowners to upgrade their existing roofs before freezing applications in 2017 due to overwhelming demand. He said the grant program is still paused, but could be reinstated within the next 18 months, or sooner if the program can get more funding.

Powell said the program started when insurance on buildings in coastal Alabama became increasingly difficult to insure.

Back in 2011, the state was having an issue with insurance companies insuring properties along the coast, Powell said. "There were so many recurring losses, and it was becoming so expensive for insurance companies, that a lot of insurance carriers just stopped writing business along the coast.

It was very difficult to get homeowners insurance, and when you did, it was very expensive.

Thats why Powell said the state passed the Strengthen Alabama Homes Act in 2011, granting the Department of Insurance the authority to create a program to reduce damages from the next hurricane and encourage insurance companies to issue policies on structures in coastal Alabama.

We needed to take an approach to fix that and the way to do it is to reduce the risk of loss, and at least reduce the amount of loss that happens, dollar wise, Powell said. We looked at several methods or several systems to figure out how to mitigate homes, and the one that seemed to be becoming the industry standard at the time was the IBHS Fortified program."

Funding for the program was taken from fees paid to the state by insurance companies, as well as from federal disaster relief efforts and other sources, but not from the states general fund budget.

We actually went to the [insurance] industry and talked to them about using some of the money that they pay to the state to fund this program, and they were on board, Powell said. Ultimately, its a good investment for them because it reduces their risk. So this [program] does not take money from our general fund, nor does it take it from any tax base.

At the moment, however, the program does not have enough funding to meet the demands of homeowners who want to participate.

Right now the Strengthen Alabama Homes program is receiving $10 million through the Department from the industry, but thats not enough to clear out our backlog of applications, Powell said.

As soon as we can get the backlog cleared out, then we are going to open it back up for applications.

Powell said most people in coastal Alabama who need new roofs after Hurricane Sally will have to get a Fortified roof as a replacement thanks to the local building codes, and that homeowners insurance should pay those costs. But, once the grant program resumes taking applications, the funding is designed to offset almost entirely the cost difference between a traditional roof and a Fortified roof.

On an average size home, it pretty much pays 100% of it, Powell said. Any expense above $10,000 is on the homeowner. We wanted to make sure we had a reasonable amount where we could get homes mitigated, because at the end of the day, the more homes we have mitigated, the lower the insurance rates will wind up being for everyone in the area.

Fetner, a vice president at Bryant Bank, said he chose to get the Fortified roof in 2017 after a smaller storm damaged his roofs ridge vent. He said he used Ben Murphy Company, a local construction firm licensed to install Fortified roofs, and received a $10,000 grant from Strengthen Alabama Homes that offset almost all of the extra cost associated with the Fortified roof.

Id been at my house over 10 years, and the roof had showed some age, Fetner said. One of the tropical events that came through blew off one of the ridge vents and so I knew it was probably something I needed to do. I went through the program, and that funded a portion of the costs and I paid the rest of it and I got a brand new roof.

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Wright said that Hurricane Sally was the largest test yet for Fortified roofs.

I think that, whether its Fortified or other dimensions, the Alabama coast is better today, as Sally came through, given the leadership and investments that people made over the last 15 years, Wright said. And I think Sally really serves as the proof point for those resilient choices and those resilient investments that people made.

Powell said the state sees a number of benefits to keeping roofs attached to houses during tropical storms, from lower insurance rates to less debris to clean up.

More resilient buildings can also mean a faster reopening once the storm passes.

The sooner folks can return, the faster the economy can recover, people can get back to work, Powell said. So it actually has more benefit than just keeping your roof on your house. It has ancillary benefits too, reduction of costs, and the time that it takes to get economies back up and running."

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The Army Corps of Engineers calls it their roofing mission. When storms damage buildings, a chief rescue activity by the Corps is preventing further damage with blue tarps as temporary roofs. The blue roofers are on the job in Louisiana with a new and improved way of doing the roofing mission. With details, the commander of the Corps Mississippi Valley Division, Maj. Gen. Diana Holland, joinedFederal Drive with Tom Temin.

Tom Temin:General Holland, good to have you back.

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Well, thank you for having me back Tom.

Tom Temin:Give us the ground situation there in Lake Charles. I guess the Corps is at work now in the aftermath of the hurricane.

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Yes. Its been 13 days since landfall, and actually 22 days since we started really paying attention to the approaching storm. And really, to go back a little bit, we were at the time concerned about two tropical storms, Marco and Laura. Fortunately, Marco did not turn out to be a hurricane but Laura made landfall as a strong Cat-4 hurricane in southwestern Louisiana. So weve really been working on this in Louisiana for some time but landfall is what brought us into full strength. And were doing a number of things. Infrastructure assessment, there was a lot of damage to the systems, water systems and wastewater systems. Were doing our temporary power mission, which you see pretty much every storm, the Corps assists with point generation for critical facilities. And then as you mentioned, the temporary roofing mission is just now ramping up.

Tom Temin:And what is the difference this time around? Youve sort of revised the procedures for the roofing mission, Is this because of pandemic or because theres some new technologies available or maybe a little both?

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Well, thats a great question. Really what got us started on this, to do this faster and better, was just the need. Three years ago in 2017, we really did a lot of blue roof missions in the Virgin Islands, in Florida, in Puerto Rico. Really historic levels that year. And when we came out of that, I mean, we were successful, but we wanted to be faster and better. And we wanted to meet the need in a much more efficient way. And so over the last three years, its been a progression of using contractors to help us with the assessments and some other things. And if I could just describe the mission real quick. Basically what this requires is a homeowner has to sign up and grant right of entry because we represent the federal government, the contractor represents the federal government, and then homeowner has to grant access. So thats the first step. So we have to set up a number, used to be they had to be in person signups. And you can just imagine when theres thousands of people affected by a hurricane, what that would be like to develop centralized locations across the state so that folks could go and sign up and grant right of entry. And then the next step was to go to their address, a Corps employee would go to that persons address, assess it, validate that it meets the requirement, and then put that application into a system, thereby generating a work order, which then brought a contractor to the home. So you can just imagine how long that would take for the first roof. And then for number 4500, if thats how many were required. So over the last few years, weve developed new ways so that its not so labor intensive and not so time intensive and not so paper intensive. So one of the things weve done and its really come to fruition this year is alternative ways to sign up for the blue roof program. And so now theres three ways you can sign up on the web, you can call in, or you can do it in person. So what thats allowed us to do is take applications even before weve been able to establish in person centralized locations for those signings. So thats one thing thats really cut down on the time. The other thing is all those Corps employees that would have to go out and physically check a roof and take measurements and validate the requirement, weve since contracted that out, and a company that uses geospatial technology does that from imagery from above. So thats hundreds a day that can be assessed without one person on the ground to go do that manually. And thats about an 80% success rate. What were seeing is that many are validated just through the use of imagery, and then its just a matter of that leaves us with the remaining 20% that we got to go out and check.

Tom Temin:And the imagery, is that obtained by satellite or by drones?

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Weve done it both ways. Im not 100% certain which technology that the company that weve hired to do that now, but I believe it to be satellite. But we have in the past, a year ago, before we came up with this solution, we have used UAS to go over and asses a roof. And actually, weve also used it to then go behind and do the quality assurance, because thats our final step in the process after the contractors done to validate that they did it the right way, and that they should be paid for their services. We have to go out and assess how they did, and weve done that us UAV-UAS.

Tom Temin:I was gonna say you have to probably get fairly close to make sure that its really done. Well, I mean, a satellite image could show whether theres a blue roof, I guess, but it wouldnt show whether its nailed down tightly over the edge of the roof to the side safe.

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Yeah. And, and they can get pretty close. But yes, we would prefer to be closer to it to validate the work done.

Tom Temin:And because people need to be separated and all this and masked and so forth, because of the pandemic, how has that affected the Corps work, at least in the Mississippi Valley division?

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Well, for the hurricane and emergency response, were being very careful about how many people we send to Louisiana, Louisiana is of course struggling with with COVID itself. Theyve been very aggressive about putting evacuees and survivors into hotels, which they have contracts as opposed to putting people in sheltering and congregiate environments. So were sensitive to that, that a lot of hotels are really needed for survivors. And so we are really limiting how many people we send. And so were doing a lot virtually, theres a lot of reach back and a lot of folks from around the country and in the Corps of Engineers supporting it from afar, and weve been able to balance that pretty appropriately. In the grand scheme of things since we went to mostly telework in March of this year, just number one priority is the safety of our personnel. And so a lot of folks are working from home unless their mission essential or if they must do their task from the office or from their field environment. As you know, the Corps does a lot of work from locks and dams and hydropower plants, so theyre out in the field. You really cant do those jobs from home, you really cant telework. And so weve had to adapt shift work, with limiting access. And then being very careful. As soon as we are aware of a case, taking quick action, notifying people and containing any kind of spread that there might be. But by and large, weve really been pleasantly surprised. The Corps hasnt missed a beat. Weve met really every milestone in planning. Our projects have moved on, our programs have moved on, really, with very little impact overall from the virus.

Tom Temin:And just briefly what else is going on in the division and how are some of those projects going because you think of, especially in the hurricane season, there must be levees youve got to work on or dams that need shoring up?

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Well, you know, shoring up the levees of the Mississippi River is really something were constantly doing, constantly improving the flood control features of the Mississippi River. You see especially in recent years, youve seen an increase in flooding in the Midwest. Its becoming quite commonplace, which is causing some damage to the levees. And so a lot of work is being done to repair and to improve the resiliency of the levee system. Likewise, since Katrina, the American taxpayer has invested over $14 billion to build a more resilient system around New Orleans. And so that is always on the forefront of our mind. Of course, it was a very visual event for everybody what occurred in New Orleans and very unfortunate. So weve invested a lot in that. The New Orleans district that is in charge of that particular system and the state of Louisiana is very vigilant in taking care of the state and ensuring that all the new infrastructure is working. It is now under the states control, they actually operate it. But of course, we have a role in assisting them and advising them in advance of any kind of storm.

Tom Temin:And recently, the Army Corps of Engineers listed online a national levee database. Hows that been going? Has there been a lot of hits? Are people doing a lot of exploring on there?

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Yeah, this is a great initiative, making sure that we can catalog all of the federal levees and understand the status that theyre in. Its so far been a great success. So what that helps everyone to do is focus where the most repairs are needed, where we are most vulnerable, so that as we get money to improve the levees across the nation, were able to focus that funding in the right direction.

Tom Temin:Major General Diana Holland is commander of the Mississippi Valley division of the US Army Corps of Engineers. Thanks so much for joining me.

Maj. Gen. Diana Holland: Thank you, Tom. Appreciate the opportunity.

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Global Commercial Roofing Materials Market to Reach $9.7 Billion by 2027

Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global market for Commercial Roofing Materials estimated at US$8.3 Billion in the year 2020, is projected to reach a revised size of US$9.7 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 2.2% over the period 2020-2027.

Low Sloped Roofing, one of the segments analyzed in the report, is projected to record 2.5% CAGR and reach US$6.4 Billion by the end of the analysis period. After an early analysis of the business implications of the pandemic and its induced economic crisis, growth in the Steep Sloped Roofing segment is readjusted to a revised 1.8% CAGR for the next 7-year period.

The U.S. Market is Estimated at $2.2 Billion, While China is Forecast to Grow at 4.4% CAGR

The Commercial Roofing Materials market in the U. S. is estimated at US$2.2 Billion in the year 2020. China, the world`s second largest economy, is forecast to reach a projected market size of US$1.9 Billion by the year 2027 trailing a CAGR of 4.3% over the analysis period 2020 to 2027. Among the other noteworthy geographic markets are Japan and Canada, each forecast to grow at 0.4% and 1.6% respectively over the 2020-2027 period. Within Europe, Germany is forecast to grow at approximately 1% CAGR.

Competitors identified in this market include, among others:

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4. GLOBAL MARKET PERSPECTIVE

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Some of Daniel Cowin Constructions copper items include fireplace caps, finials, cupolas, bay windows, and copper flat roofs. Daniels Team can also do custom copper shingles to dress up portions of a roof or design something custom to your specifications and within your budget.

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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KWWL)- For the last month, Manuel Garcia Perez said his phone has not stopped ringing.

"I have been getting like 100 calls a day," he said.

Perez is the owner of Manny's Eastern Iowa Roofing and Construction.

"Customers are calling and saying 'hey we got a roof that's leaking,' and we're saying 'we'll try to make it out there as fast as we can so, we can help you guys out and tarping and so your house doesn't get any more damaged."

Around 60% of all homes in Linn County suffered some sort of roof damage from last month's fierce storm.

With so many homes in need of repair, Perez and other contractors need to prioritize. Often it is on a first-come, first-serve basis, but sometimes it is an emergency and crews need to re-tarp a roof.

"We are trying to tarp everybody's house, help everyone," he said. "It is just a long list that we need to get to."

As the rain fell Thursday afternoon, Perez crisscrossed Cedar Rapids to meet with clients.

With thousands of damaged roofs, Perez said this week's rain is "every contractor's nightmare."

Not only does it make repair and recovery work harder, but it also brings a new problem for those wanting to get their roof fixed.

"There are exposed houses that need to be replaced the whole thing now because once the water hits the plywood, it buckles up, so we have to replace those now," he said.

The demand is high, but Perez said he and his team are doing everything they can to get to everyone who needs them.

"We are not ignoring your calls. We are just trying to get to everybody," he said. "It is a long line before we get recovered back."

Over the past few days, Perez and his team have responded to some emergencies with people's exposed roofs leaking into their homes.

In that case, they race out to re-tarp it, but they are struggling to get enough tarps since right now, there are not enough tarps to go around.

Besides the shortage of tarps, with so many roofs damaged in Cedar Rapids alone, many Linn County roofing companies are simply booked solid for the remainder of the year.

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