Authors

Joan P. Crowe, AIA

Telephone number : (847) 299-9070

Joan P. Crowe, AIA, is a former NRCA director of technical services. She holds a bachelor's degree in architectural studies and a master's degree in architecture, structures option, from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Crowe is a licensed architect in Illinois.

Articles authored

TitleSubtitleDate
EnergyWise re-energizedNRCA updates EnergyWise Roof Calculator OnlineOctober 2016
Spotlight on SPFNRCA updates its guidelines for SPF roof systemsJanuary 2016
Keeping currentNRCA updates and revises its guidelines for rooftop PV system installation September 2015
Software solutionsMany software offerings are available with several distinguishing characteristicsApril 2014
To vent or not to ventAttic ventilation options can be confusing to roofing contractorsJanuary 2014
Who you gonna call?NRCA's most frequently asked technical questions are answeredApril 2013
After the stormHomeowners and roofing contractors face a number of insurance-related issues after a major stormFebruary 2013
Wind by designNRCA's wind-load calculator receives an upliftJuly 2012
Vexing ventilation issuesUnderstanding building code requirements for attic ventilationJune 2012
Is there an app for that?Mobile applications begin to gain traction in the roofing industryApril 2012
Another year, another volumeNRCA updates and expands guidelines for metal panel and SPF roof systemsJanuary 2012
Learning the ropesRenewable-energy information all roofing contractors should knowJuly 2011
Complications with cathedral ceilingsGuidelines for minimizing ice dams with cathedral ceilingsMay 2011
Taxing issuesHomeowners and business owners must meet different requirements to obtain energy-efficiency tax creditsMarch 2010
Focusing on fastenersMake informed decisions when selecting fastenersJanuary 2010
Environment MattersUpdating the calculatorJune 2009
Seeking assistanceRoofing-specific software can help streamline your operationsAugust 2008
Technical ElementsTile roofing: a sustainable presenceMay 2008
Technical ElementsCold-weather questionsJanuary 2008
Technical ElementsThe life-cycle cost conundrumOctober 2007