Stormseal® has been ranked #5 in the Asia Pacific category on Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the world’s Most Innovative Companies for 2020. The list honors businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
With long delays predicted for permanent repairs they needed a solution that would keep each home watertight and weatherproof for over a year. See what protecting a whole community complex from the weather looks like.
Heidi J. Ellsworth visits with Mathew Lennox, CEO of Stormseal about his revolutionary storm-response system that is saving homes across the globe. Heidi and Matthew talk about the increase in storm damage and how roofing contractors can differentiate themselves with the right restoration products.
Property owners are going to grow weary of constantly having to call their contractor back after their tarps repeatedly blow off. Not to mention that tarps flap in the wind and can allow water to penetrate the home, causing even more damage.
The 6,000-plus contractors who are part of the Crawford Company’s Contractor Connection now have access to an exclusive discount on the Stormseal starter kit.
Stormseal® has been ranked #5 in the Asia Pacific category on Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the world’s Most Innovative Companies for 2020. The list honors businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
Stormseal® has been ranked #5 in the Asia Pacific category on Fast Company’s prestigious annual list of the world’s Most Innovative Companies for 2020. The list honors businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
Stormseal was recently featured on Nine News. Australian inventor’s shrink-wrap technology makes mark on world stage. Watch today.
The National Library’s normally grey and white exterior will feature a bright orange boost over the coming weeks. More than 3000 square metres of bright orange sheeting will be laid across the library’s copper roof to allow for repairs to be carried out to areas damaged by January’s freak hailstorm.
The National Library in Canberra will be covered in bright orange sheeting today as part of a staged re-opening after the rare copper roofing was damaged in January hailstorms.
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