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The NRCA Roofing Manual is a continuation of a long-standing series of NRCA publications intended to provide in-depth, best industry practices and technical information concerning the design and installation of quality roof systems. As the U.S. roofing industry has evolved, so has the manual.

NRCA published its first manual, A Manual of Roofing Practice, in 1970. This was NRCA's first reference guide developed by roofing contractors to address good roofing practices. The manual was revised in 1971, 1973 and 1976. Consistent with the times, A Manual of Roofing Practice primarily addresses built-up roof systems.

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In 1981, the first edition of The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual was published. This edition consists of 442 pages and contains information about built-up and steep-slope roof systems (asphalt shingles and roll roofing, clay and concrete tile, slate and wood shingles and wood shakes), waterproofing systems, a limited number of construction details and reprints of NRCA's then-current technical bulletins and Handbook of Accepted Roofing Knowledge (HARK). At the time the first edition of the manual was published, polymer-modified bitumen sheet and single-ply membrane roof systems were just beginning to enter the U.S. roofing market and, therefore, little information regarding these products and roof system types are included in this edition.

An updated version of the manual was published in 1983; this updated edition still is referred to as the manual's first edition. Changes incorporated into the 1983 version of the manual include revised built-up roofing, HARK, glossary sections and inclusion of technical bulletins issued since the first edition originally was published.

In 1985, a reformatted, updated and expanded second edition of The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual was published. This edition consists of 702 pages and for the first time provides detailed information about polymer-modified bitumen sheet and single-ply membrane roof systems, as well as a separate section of membrane roof system specifications.

In 1989, the manual's third edition was published. This edition consists of 726 pages and updated information.

In 1996, the fourth edition of The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual was published. It is a two-volume set containing 1,858 pages. The fourth edition represents a significant revision from the previous editions in that a vast majority of the text was rewritten. Also, new sections addressing metal panel and spray polyurethane foam (SPF) roof systems and The NRCA Energy Manual are included.

In 2001, the fifth edition of The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual was published. The fifth edition consists of a four-volume set containing 1,473 pages. It contains updated information from the fourth edition, and the sections addressing architectural sheet metal and metal roofing and SPF roof systems are significantly reformatted and updated. Also, for the first time, new sections addressing condensation control, ventilation and reroofing are included.

In September 2003 and January 2006, interim updates to the fifth edition were published. The interim updates incorporate new and updated information into the low-slope, steep-slope, architectural sheet metal and metal panel, SPF roof system, and appendix and construction details sections of the manual. With the 2003 and 2006 updates, The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, Fifth Edition consists of 1,538 pages.

This year—with the publication of The NRCA Roofing Manual: Architectural Metal Flashing, Condensation Control and Reroofing—2010 and completion of The NRCA Roofing Manual—marks the 40th year of NRCA publishing its roofing contractor-developed best practices for the U.S. roofing industry.

The past editions of the manual are available for historical reference as The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual Anthology, a CD that can be purchased by contacting NRCA's Customer Service Department at (888) ASK-NRCA (275-6722) or by accessing shop.nrca.net.

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NRCA customized educational programs

Through its customized educational offerings, NRCA can meet any training need. Live lectures, demonstrations and Web-based instruction can be used to tailor an interactive learning program to meet your company's needs. Benefits of NRCA's customized educational programs include the following:
  • Customized training: Programs are developed to meet your specific needs, concerns and budget.
  • Convenience: Training can take place at your company's office or another suitable location of your choice.
  • Economy: Costs are reduced substantially when groups of employees participate in the same training.
  • Quality instruction: All programs are led by professionals selected for their experience and expertise in the subject.
  • Attention to detail: Logistics and materials are handled expertly by NRCA.
To inquire about NRCA custom educational training classes, contact Sarah Gough, NRCA's education contract sales manager, at (800) 323-9545, Ext. 7507, or sgough@nrca.net.

NRF accepts applications for disaster relief

The National Roofing Foundation's (NRF's) Disaster Relief Task Force currently is accepting applications for disaster aid through its Disaster Relief Fund. The task force will make its final decision for aid allocation during the week of Feb. 12 though urgent requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis before that date.
Aid will be provided to applicants in the following two categories.
Category 1—Helping our own: Those who work in the roofing industry (contractors, roofing workers, architects, consultants, etc.) and suffered damages because of Hurricanes Katrina or Rita are eligible to apply. NRCA membership is not required. Some examples of applicant needs include uninsured losses, insurance deductible, new appliances and temporary housing expenses.
Category 2—Helping the community: Those who own a home or building in need of roof system repair or replacement because of Hurricanes Katrina or Rita are eligible to apply. Some examples of the types of projects that will be considered include churches, youth homes, activity centers, schools and homes belonging to low-income or disabled families. Nrca roofing manual free
To apply for disaster aid, submit an application form to NRF Disaster Relief Fund, Attn.: Jacki Golike, 10255 W. Higgins Road, Suite 600, Rosemont, IL 60018; fax (847) 299-1183; e-mail jgolike@nrca.net. Grant applications are available on NRCA's Web site, www.nrca.net, by viewing 'Quick Links' and clicking on 'Disaster Relief Fund.'
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New products

2006-07 Low-slope Roofing Materials Guide

NRCA's two-volume 2006-07 Low-slope Roofing Materials Guide is a comprehensive report that addresses commercial, industrial and institutional low-slope roof coverings, rigid insulation board, fasteners, and cements and coating products currently available in the U.S. It also provides information about warranties offered for most membrane roof systems and detailed descriptions of manufacturers' roofing materials, including product names, types, specifications and characteristics.

The NRCA Architectural Sheet Metal and Metal Roofing Manual, 2006 Edition

This manual has the latest information about architectural sheet metal and metal roofing and examines substrates, underlayments, vapor retarders, insulation and ventilation, and design and application information for low- and steep-slope metal panel roof systems. It has been revised to include NRCA's 390-page interim update completed in January 2006 and 56-page interim update completed in November 2003. It also covers ASTM International standards, FM Global and Underwriters' Laboratories considerations, and reroofing. In addition, it features architectural and structural metal details and all the information about metal roofing from The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, Fifth Edition, as well as a glossary of terms, in an easy-to-use format.

The NRCA Spray Polyurethane Foam-based Roofing Manual, 2006 Edition

This manual contains the latest information about spray polyurethane foam- (SPF-) based roof systems and explains materials, design considerations and application techniques. It has been revised to include NRCA's 390-page interim update completed in January 2006 and 56-page interim update completed in November 2003. Also included are specification plates and details, all the information about SPF-based roofing from The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, Fifth Edition

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NRCA Construction Details on CD-ROM includes 2006 updates

Updated in 2006, this CD-ROM allows the use of construction details contained in The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, Fifth Edition, withAuto-CAD® software. There are 450 roofing construction details in isometric and section views, including new steep-slope and sheet-metal details, in conjunction with Auto-CAD® software to customize plans to fit your specific project needs. NRCA Construction Details on CD-ROM including 2006 updates is best used with The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual, Fifth Edition. It is not compatible with Macintosh systems. Nrca roofing manual cd download

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NRCA's Web site, www.nrca.net, offers a multitude of resources and benefits. Following are ways to explore the NRCA online community:

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  • Discuss roofing industry issues and events with fellow roofing professionals at NRCA's discussion forum: www.nrca.net/member/discussionforum/defalt.aspx.
  • Register to receive NRCA's E-news, a weekly electronic newsletter, by registering for the Web site: www.nrca.net/register.aspx.
  • Members can join NRCA's listserv, an e-mail-based discussion group where roofing professionals can discuss industry issues with many of their peers at the same time: www.nrca.net/member/listserv/default.aspx.
  • View or post classified advertisements, services, equipment, business opportunities and materials: www.nrca.net/consumer/about/advertising/classifieds/default/default.aspx.
  • Explore job opportunities and let potential employers know about your availability by posting a free advertisement through NRCA's 'Jobs Wanted' classified advertising section: www.nrca.net/rp/industry/careers/jobop.aspx.
  • Shop online for publications, videos and programs at NRCA's online store, Shop NRCA: shop.nrca.net.
  • Search for member contractors, manufacturers, etc., with NRCA's online membership directory: www.nrca.net/rp/directory/.
  • Check out NRCA's year-round educational programs and events: www.nrca.net/rp/education/.
  • NRCA members can peruse the Members Only section, which features access to the discussion forum, listserv and Special Reports, among other features: www.nrca.net/member/membersonly.aspx.

Upcoming NRCA events

February

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OSHA-sponsored Train-the-Trainer Safety Program
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Contact: Michelle Biesiada
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7534
A free class providing information about establishing a safety program

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OSHA-sponsored Train-the-Trainer Safety Program
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Contact: Michelle Biesiada
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7534
A free class providing information about establishing a safety program

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NRCA's 119th Annual Convention
Las Vegas
Contact: Michelle Iniguez
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7539
NRCA's annual convention in conjunction with Hanley Wood's 2006 International Roofing Expo

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CERTA Train the Trainer
Las Vegas
Contact: Janice Davis
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7505
Become certified to train workers in proper torching applications

March

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OSHA-sponsored Train-the-Trainer Safety Program
Buffalo, N.Y.
Contact: Michelle Biesiada
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7534
A free class providing information about establishing a safety program

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Ask the Expert—SpecRight: Taking the lead on energy-efficient roof system design
Online
Contact: Janice Davis
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7505
Learn about how to design and install energy-efficient roof systems

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Maximizing the Life of Your Roof: Implementing a Roof Asset Management Program
Orlando, Fla.
Contact: Janice Davis
(847) 299-9070, Ext. 7505
Learn the proper procedures to best manage your roofing assets

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