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There are many reasons I am proud to be associated with the roofing industry. You keep the nation dry while protecting the property where we live and work.

Almost all employers on a regular basis receive calls from a prospective employer requesting information about a former employee.

Traditionally, it has been a challenge to manage office and field communications.

Change is always on the menu in business and roofing is no exception.

For those looking to fix existing spray polyurethane foam roofs, or those looking to restore or fully replace existing roofs with a spray foam system, following is some guidance on what to consider.

With storm season underway, here are five best practices that you, as roofing contractors, can bring into your business to have a successful storm season.

Proper planning for an eventual OSHA inspection can mean the difference between a clean bill of health or multiple citations and their attendant fines.

With entitled employees, you can’t let a privileged few hurt everyone.

Competition for workers in roofing is brutal. Skilled roofers, office staff, salespeople, or estimators; the best are in high demand.

Efficient handling, a few tricks, and a smart game plan make an effective warning line that protects workers, reduces labor, and increases production.