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Rick Damato

Rick Damato is the editorial director of Roofing Contractor. He has held a number of posts in the roofing industry since 1974 and has contributed to the magazine since its inception in 1981. He can be reached at 770-331-7858 or on Twitter @RoofsByRick.

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Roof Safety: Just in Case

Rick Damato

May 4, 2018

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This issue of Roofing Contractor focuses on safety.

Tax Reform Could Increase Demand in Commercial Roofing

Rick Damato

April 4, 2018

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As the leader of your roofing business, you must constantly be aware of where your business stands today and where it will stand in the future.

Roof Tools: Solutions to Productivity Problems

Rick Damato

March 12, 2018

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The issue, however, of trying to solve productivity problems in the roofing trade remains the same. Only now the solutions are different.

Carter Work Project: A Canadian Collaboration

Habitat for Humanity's Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project Celebrates Canada's 150 Years with 150 Homes

Rick Damato

February 26, 2018

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President and Mrs. Carter have been working tirelessly as advocates for peace and justice in the world.

Taking the Hill: Roofing Day 2018

Rick Damato

February 14, 2018

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Our editorial mission has always been to deliver information for and about roofing contractors and the roofing industry at large, to help contractors succeed in their roofing business.

All I Want for Christmas…

Rick Damato

December 6, 2017

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Here are a few items I would like to find under the Christmas tree this year.

Future Contractors Get to Work at SkillsUSA, but Where Were the Roofers?

Rick Damato

November 2, 2017

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Each year Roofing Contractor's editorial team seeks out the roofing industry's Young Guns.

Life Interrupted: Roofing Contractors and Rebuilding After Hurricanes

Rick Damato

October 5, 2017

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For the good people in areas of the South impacted by the onslaught of wind and water from hurricanes Harvey and Irma, their lives will never be the same.