Soundcore Capital Partners Announces Sale of Roofing Corporation of America
Soundcore Capital Partners completed its sale of Roofing Corp. of America to FirstService Corp.; the deal closed on Dec. 15, and financial details were not disclosed.
Soundcore Capital Partners completed its sale of Roofing Corp. of America to FirstService Corp.; the deal closed on Dec. 15, and financial details were not disclosed.
The Vinyl Institute responded to the EPA’s prioritization of investigating the potential health hazards of vinyl chloride, affirming its readiness to ensure the safety of PVC, a mainstay in the construction industry.
IKO, a roofing and insulation industry giant, will invest $45 million in a new Brantford, Ontario facility, producing extruded polystyrene insulation.
ABC Supply Co. Inc. has promoted 12 of its leaders to branch manager positions at locations throughout the company’s national footprint.
DaBella raised $182,488 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation last October 2023 through various initiatives and contributions.
Unite Students has awarded the build contract to RG Group for a new 600-bed development at the heart of Bristol’s biggest ever regeneration project. The £75m Marsh Mills scheme will be constructed adjacent to the University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter campus and a lease agreement is in place with the Russell Group university for
The construction arm of property development specialist HG Living is to deliver a 185-bed purpose-built student accommodation scheme in London’s Vauxhall area. The scheme is advancing following a deal with International Students House, a charitable organisation providing affordable homes to back the project at Kennington Lane. HG Construction is due to commence in early 2024,
The Defence Infrastructure Organisation has awarded Morgan Sindall a £54m contract for a major programme to upgrade Marne Barracks in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire The barracks, which is currently the home of 5 Regiment Royal Artillery and 32 Regiment Royal Engineers, requires additional infrastructure to prepare for the arrival of 21 Regiment Royal Engineers by
Lancashire based steeelwork specialist James Killelea & Co Ltd owed £4m when it went into administration in October. A statement of affairs lodged at Companies House by administrator Leonard Curtis revealed the scale of debt following the collapse of the firm which had been in business since 1970 providing structural engineering services including 3D building
The International Roofing Expo is back in Las Vegas, and it is gearing up to be the industry’s largest event yet.