In 25 years of servicing jobsites in the Intermountain Area, I have never been motivated enough to write a letter of this type. Most of the letters we see on construction sites are negative and involved poor coordination of subs and correcting defective materials and workmanship. Quite often the relationships between the players are adversarial. In my 2 visits to the SUU Physical Edication Building Jobsite, I learned that this job is quite different.

In short, the difference was attitude. The message was positive and the nindset of the general contactors' people on the site was "Let's work together and make this job a showcase of our skills and workmanship." The general contractor's superintentdent was friendly and helpful. He indicated that he would support the roofers and sheet metal mechanics needs to get a good job.

The layup of the Vycor Ultra was exceptional, especially considering the difficulty of the job. It was obvious to me that roofer installing the Vycor Ultra really cared and went to extra efforts to getting the project dry. My congratulations.

Sincerely Yours,

James P. Morgan, CDT, CSI
Field Advisor