Petersen promotes Mike Weis to vice president effective Oct. 1
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, ILL. [Oct. 1, 2021] – Petersen has promoted its Southeast Regional Manager Mike Weis to Vice President, Sales and Marketing, effective Oct. 1. The promotion precedes the [Read More]
New cancer center’s metal panels form architectural link to original facility
Kentucky leads the nation in lung cancer diagnoses and overall cancer deaths. To help address this statistic, St. Elizabeth Healthcare, a regional organization serving patients in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana, [Read More]
New gutter and downspout systems enhance roof performance and aesthetics
The design of PAC-CLAD PAC-Tite Gutter and Downspout Systems from Petersen, which include gutters, downspouts and scuppers, improves performance while complementing a building’s aesthetic qualities. Custom engineering such as the [Read More]
New simulated ore finishes expand creativity for metal cladding applications
PAC-CLAD Ore finishes from Petersen allow architects to add the look of natural metal patinas to any structure. Ore finishes will not tarnish, discolor or rust, which provides architects and [Read More]
Increased spacing for roof panel clips saves time, money and labor costs
Metal roof installation contractors wanting to save costs on material and labor can use increased spacing between clips for Petersen’s PAC-CLAD standing seam roof panels. Fastening clips for Snap-Clad and [Read More]
Corners and entryway of Tennessee’s largest high school accented with metal
When students first entered the doors of Collierville High School in Collierville, Tenn., in August 2018, the fact that they’d made a big step up in quality from their previous [Read More]
Cost-saving idea doubles as sustainability solution
Lumber in 2020 and 2021 has been difficult to find and costly to secure, which presents challenges for Petersen’s production facilities which use wooden skids for every shipped order of [Read More]
Early learning center’s red roof adds fun to design’s religious roots
Building a new community from the ground up is a challenging proposition. This is what’s happening in Yulee, Fla., where the master-planned community of Wildlight is quickly expanding. It’s sited [Read More]
A lodge or a utility building? Doesn’t matter, metal makes it look great
Located 50 miles east of Atlanta and 20 miles west of the college town of Athens, Ga., Winder Ga., is a small town on its way up in the world. [Read More]
Damage from Hurricane Irma forces Florida condo to replace entire roof
Marco Island, off the southwest coast of Florida, offers plenty of sandy beaches to attract both vacationers and year-round residents. It’s also somewhat sheltered by the curving arm of the [Read More]
