In an unexpected twist, Tecta America, the nation’s largest commercial roofing contractor, may be up for sale after a story broke that its private equity owners are “considering strategic options.” The company’s potential valuation could be as high as $4 billion.
Tecta America’s CEO and executive chairman explain how the industry’s top revenue-generating commercial roofing company continues to grow through strategic acquisitions while private equity cash floods the marketplace.
Tecta America’s CEO and executive chairman explain how the industry’s top revenue-generating commercial roofing company continues to grow through strategic acquisitions while private equity cash floods the marketplace.
In a market swirling with private equity cash, Tecta America continues to draw leading roofing contractors into the fold through a proven acquisition process.
Tecta America leadership talks about the merger and acquisition market in the roofing industry and how its aggressive strategy has led to it being a top commercial contractor in the nation.
Two billion-dollar roofing companies again occupy the very top of RC’s 2024 Top 100, but the list is not static — this year, six of the top 10 companies moved positions or were bumped off from the previous year. Discover which companies 'made the cut' in 2024.
Tecta America, the largest U.S. commercial roofing firm, acquired Sterling Commercial Roofing, which operates in northern Illinois, eastern Iowa, and southern Wisconsin; Sterling's president and team will remain in place.
Palmer joins Tecta America's corporate team from Schwickert's, a Tecta America Company, headquartered in Mankato, Minn., where he has served as operating unit president since 2016.
Nation’s largest commercial roofing firm acquires Colorado Springs, Colo., concern, rebrands as Monument Roofing of Colorado, a Tecta America Company, LLC
Partners at a start-up commercial roofing firm received what would be considered a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity; the ‘unicorn’ of offers followed a decade later
CE REEVE Roofing, a Tecta America company, grew from a small roofing outfit to generating $60 million annual sales giant under Bryan Klepinger and Stacy Agnew.