In these difficult times, roofing contractors are lending a hand to their neighbors and communities, whether it's roof donations or cleaning up the neighborhood.

The pandemic has affected everything from how quickly contractors can mobilize for Hurricane Laura to how they should deal with paid time off as school begins.

A Nebraska roofing contractor is making good on its pledge to donate $100 from every roofing job to support programs that address food insecurity and homelessness.

Take a closer look at how the roofing industry is enduring both the peak storm season and the pandemic with Beacon Building Products.

Should other states follow suit, roofing contractors across the country will need to overhaul safety protocols and employment practices to comply with COVID-19 workplace safety rules.

D7 is an EPA-registered disinfectant that kills 99.99999% of bacteria, fungi, germs and viruses in minutes and has shown effectiveness against viruses similar to the coronavirus/COVID-19. 

Recovering from a hurricane is never easy, but contractors face additional difficulties due to COVID-19 and supply chain issues caused by the pandemic.

The Washington-based roofing contractor has helped three families in dire need of roofing services since starting its Halo Project in 2018.

The rare “land hurricane” brought 100-mph winds and left massive destruction behind in the Heartland.