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The 11,900-square-foot standing-seam metal roof is part of a demonstration project on a Security Forces building.


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overview of the energy-reduction program at Goodfellow Air Force Base, San Angelo, Texas.


insulation and ventilation improve- ments along with renewable-energy systems in a turnkey package. In addition, a turnkey package requires all trades to work more interdepen- dently under a single supplier that is responsible for greater performance and warranty accountability. Combining the strength and aesthetics of painted metal roofing, as was specified for Goodfellow AFB, of- fers a strong, durable platform for the renewable-energy systems integrated into the retrofit application. The retrofit roof system also becomes part of the sustainability theme at Goodfellow AFB. By extending the life of the roof, reducing the replacement cycle and thereby lowering the environmental impact of using virgin material for re- placement roof products, DoD is closer to meeting its conservation goals.





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