Get a birds’ eye view of some stellar projects

By Emma Peterson. 

Check out three of the recent #MHPViewFromTheTop winners! 

Every month Mule-Hide Products sends out a call for project photos on social media. They’re looking for images that showcase a birds’ eye view of some incredible workmanship by construction crews. Each winner receives a highlight on the official Mule-Hide social media platforms and some pretty neat merchandise! Meet three of the recent winners of this prize! 

Landmark Roofing 

One of the winners was Landmark Roofing. They operate in Indiana and Tennessee in both the residential and commercial sectors. Their submitted photo showcases a cube house in Fort Wayne, Indiana. This historic building was commissioned in 1971 by famous architect Michael Graves. Also known as the Hanselmann House, it is well known for appearing in multiple architectural magazines and winning an AIA National Honor.  

Landmark Roofing’s crew proved their extensive knowledge, detail-oriented methods and quality communication on this project. They had to remove all of the old roofing materials and decking and lay over 1,000 square feet of new EPDM. For this project, they chose to work with Mule-Hide EPDM and AeroWeb Low-VOC Aerosol Contact Adhesive. 

Colonial Roofing Co. 

Another #MHPViewFromTheTop winner was Colonial Roofing Co. They are a 25-year-old company based out of Dallas, Texas and pride themselves on a strong commitment to quality of work and customer service.  

The project they submitted and won was for a renovation job in Dallas. Colonial Roofing Co. had to completely tear off an existing roof and replace all of the decking. In the end, they laid around 175 squares of Mule-Hide 60-mil TPO roofing system along with 1" Poly ISO insulation. 

Shepherd Roofing and Renovations 

The final winner we want to highlight is also based in Dallas, Shepherd Roofing and Renovations. For their #MHPViewFromTheTop winning project, their expert team was working on a project in Oklahoma. They truly showed their dedication to professionalism, clear communication and quality craftsmanship in how they prioritized this multifamily project. In the process, they utilized over 1,000 squares of Mule-Hide 60-mil Standard TPO Roofing System. 

Find out more about the #MHPViewFromTheTop and enter your project on Mule-Hide's social media!