Dear Customers,

It is with great excitement that OneSource Coil Coaters announces two personnel changes;

Michele Ramsey joined our organization taking the position of Inside Sales, Building Products. In this position Michele is responsible to take your order and follow it through the manufacturing process to completion. Michele comes to us with 25 years of experience in building products with 15 of those years assigned to inside sales. Please welcome Michele if you haven’t already. Michele can be contacted at our Clearwater office 727.535.6160 ext. 100, by fax at 727.531.1218 or email sales@onesource-llc.com

Joining OneSource the first week of September is Dan Furnare. Dan has been assigned to the newly created position of Manufacturing Manager. He will have responsibility over the entire manufacturing facility, including the paint line, coil processing, shipping, and all plant personnel. Dan will also control material flow. He takes on this intricate roll of producing orders on time, complete, with over 10 successful years of plant management experience. I know we all wish Dan great success at his new endeavors.

Thank you for your support and continued business.

Best regards,

Mike

Michael Smith
VP Sales and MarketinOneSource Coil Coaters, LLC
Direct line (352) 406.1479
www.onesource-llc.com

For Our Future Generations

COOLSOURCE roofing contributes to our environment by using recycled products as well as reducing the amount of energy needed to cool your home.  Please recycle.  Eliminate future landfill debris with a metal roof.

Metal roofing and siding panels are made with the highest recycled content from the most recyclable materials on earth, making them a great choice not only for your use, but also for future generations’ use. Your old car, soup can or washing machine may become part of your new roof! Some states are mandating energy-saving requirements for buildings or giving tax breaks for energy-efficient and energy-saving construction products.

Steel is the world’s, as well as North America’s, most recycled material. In the United States alone, nearly 70 million tons of steel were recycled in 2002. Every ton of steel that is recycled saves 2,500 pounds of iron ore, 1,400 pounds of coal, and 120 pounds of limestone. New steel made with recycled material uses as little as 26% of the amount of energy that would be required to make steel from raw materials extracted from nature. (1)

The Environment

Aluminum is also recycled extensively from both post consumer and post-industrial sources and provides the most valuable component for most municipal recycling efforts.  A survey taken in late 2003 indicated the recycled content of domestically produced, flat rolled products for the building and construction matrix was approximately 80-85%.  In addition, at the end of their long, useful life, aluminum roofing and siding panels can be repeatedly recycled back into similar products with no loss of quality.

Producing aluminum from recycled material requires only 5% of the energy required to product aluminum bauxite ore, and every ton of recycled aluminum saves four tones of bauxite.  Additionally, using recycled aluminum instead of raw materials reduces air pollution such as CO2, Sox and Nox by 95% and water pollution by 97%. (2)

REFERENCES (1) Steel Recycling Institute (www.recycle-steel.org) (2) The Aluminum Association (www.aluminum.org)

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