New Products

July 2010 New Product Guide

This month's new products include a new ice and water shield, new fiber cement products and tools and much more.

Shingle Recycling at Reese Wholesale

This shingle recycling video is produced, shot, edited and narrated by John Reese.

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Tips about what to do if you have hail damage

Thousands of homes were affected when hail storms rumbled through Central Indiana during the first part of May. Shingles were dimpled, windows were shattered and siding was swiss cheesed!!! After the fury stopped, homeowner's called their insurance companies to make their claim and then were stuck with the question, "What do I do next???"

Reese Wholesale heard your nervous cries for help and has swooped in with THE ANSWER! John Reese, CEO and third generation owner of Reese Wholesale, has written a comprehensive document about what to do AFTER THE STORM.

John Reese's document includes answers to the following common questions:

  • How do I choose a contractor?
  • What material should I use?
  • Can I use this storm to take advantage of the $1,500 Energy Tax Credit?
  • Do I really have to tear off and replace my entire roof?

DON'T MISS this informative document that will SAVE YOU HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON YOUR HAIL DAMAGE REPAIRS!!!

"After the HAIL STORM...a Guide for Homeowners" by John Reese

06/19/2009

Great Prices for Tough Times

Reese Wholesale has selected some of the most common roofing and siding accessories and has lowered their prices to unbeatable levels. You can now get 1 1/4" coil roofing nails for $16.99/box and 15# Felt for $13.25/roll. Click the following links to see all the products with 'Great Pricing': Great Prices for Tough Times

Roofing Products
1 1/4" Coil Nails
15# Felt
5 Gal. Generic Bonding Adhesive

Siding Products
24"x50' White Coil Stock
Hardie Wrap
Diablo fiber cement blades

06/30/2010

Guide to Johns Manville Insulation

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Reese Wholesale has put together a short guide so you can learn a little more about Johns Manville insulation. In this guide you will learn about R-value, how insulation will save you money and many more topics. You can read the full article here: Johns Manville insulation guide

Johns Manville Pricing:

JM kraft faced rolls and batt pricing

JM unfaced rolls and batt pricing

04/15/2010

New, permanent location in S. Indiana

Henryville is moving to Sellersburg

To show our commitment to the Southern Indiana/Louisville KY area, we have decided to move our Henryville branch. Our new location will be in Sellersburg, IN. The Sellersburg branch is located off of Interstate 65 at exit 7 and is 7 miles North of the Ohio river. We wanted to move to this location because we're dedicated to servicing the Southern Indiana and Louisville KY area as best as possible. We own this 7 acres of land, and we don't plan on going anywhere!

01/28/2010

What is James Hardie HardieZone HZ5?

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James Hardie has unveiled siding that is specifically designed for the different climate zones in the United States. They're calling this new product The HardieZone System. James Hardie designed their system around eight different types of climate variables that affect long-term siding performance. James Hardie made three major changes to their HardiePlank HZ5 fiber cement. Learn more about Hardie HZ5

08/31/2009

Get up to $1500 back on your home improvements if you use energy tax credit products.

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Certain windows, doors, skylights and roofing material qualify for a 30% federal tax credit (up to $1500) from January 1, 2009 - December 31, 2010. For more information about what products the Federal Energy Tax Credit covers and Reese Wholesale products that qualify for the tax credit, visit this link 2009 Federal Energy Tax Credit on ReeseWholesale.com

07/21/2009

How to calculate the proper amount of attic ventilation

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To calculate the proper amount of attic ventilation needed you have to have the correct amount of Net Free Area (NFA). NFA is the actual 'free air' opening of a roof or soffit vent after allowing for the screen or framework of the louver. To achieve the NFA it is necessary to cuto the proper size opening in the roof deck or soffit.
Learn more about calculating attic ventilation

08/10/2009