Having a Commercial Roofing Safety Plan
The roofing industry is a lucrative industry, but without proper safety, you will set your company up to fail. Your employees are your greatest resource.
Category Archives: Contractor Tips
Making More with Less; Increasing Productivity
Productivity is the amount accomplished during a given time. The more tasks completed, the more productive. The more productive, the more profitable.
Should You Switch to Commercial Roofing?
We take a close look at the many different pros and cons to consider when choosing to focus on either residential roofing or commercial roofing.
Top 5 OSHA Violations by Roofing Companies
If you are looking to reduce your number of violations and minimize how much of your time is lost due to a bad situation, this is a great place to start.
5 Reasons Ponding Water is a Problem
More than just an eyesore, ponding water is truly a hazardous condition to any flat roof system. Left unchecked, it will ultimately lead to system failure.
Why Are Roofers Dying?
No one should be surprised that falls are the #1 reason for fatality in our industry. With an average more than 88%, fall fatalities are the single biggest risk a contractor faces.
Weathering the Commercial Roofing Slump
There are a number of reasons the commercial roofing market has been down for contractors across the nation this year. In this blog, we take a look at the most common.
What You Should Expect from a Commercial Roofing Estimate
Knowing what to expect from a commercial roofing estimate is vital to ensure you get exactly what you expect and deserve. Learn what a GOOD estimate includes.
It Will Take How Long?
With material shortages rampant, the time to repair, restore or replace your roof may seem unreasonably long. Why and what you can do about it.
Material Shortage
We know it is not news to tell you that our industry is facing a crisis with the inability to get needed materials in a reasonable amount of time. Today, we’re going to do a deep dive into this dilemma. What is Causing the Material Shortage? You are probably as tired of these words as […]
