Few technological advancements have created the buzz and captured the imagination of roofing professionals like the advent of drones.

Rather than focusing on the rea-sons why small businesses fail, I think it makes better sense to focus on the priorities that are critical to the success of every remodeling contractor.

Roofing contractors have traditionally relied on price, preferred materials and high-quality service to differentiate themselves from competitors in their markets.

The 2016 IRE provides roofing professionals an exceptional opportunity to see, touch and feel new products, attend exceptional educational sessions and network with peers.

Today, it’s more critical than ever to ensure your safety program is current and that employees are properly trained to take on all safety challenges on projects of any size.

Organizations and industry associations like the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) Young Contractors Committee (YCC) are the backbone of the roofing business, continuously striving to educate young professionals on emerging technologies and best practices.

Roofing Contractor interviews solar roofing expert Aaron Nitzkin.

Though he’s been to the ‘roof of the world,’ Beck Weathers admits he doesn’t know much about roofs in general.

The Product Showcase is a unique spot on the trade show floor where attendees can see and compare the latest roofing products in a non-selling environment.

Ina Simmons, a 72-year-old retired schoolteacher, happily held court on her porch as volunteers from the roofing industry did repair work on her home.