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So many roofing companies close their doors before they even get going. Yet, starting a roofing business is not hard to do when you can spot and avoid the pitfalls.

What tools should a roofer have when they are starting their own business? Should you buy or rent? To answer your questions and help get you organized, we’ve consulted with Andy Lodge, a roofing industry veteran.

SWOT analyses have long been a useful tool for businesses of all kinds. A complete SWOT analysis can inform your long-term business strategy...

Have you ever approached a roofing project and wondered: is roofing felt necessary?

If you have more roofing projects than you have qualified workers to complete them, here are some helpful tips for finding, hiring and keeping the right people.

As a residential roofer, your tools are an important part of everyday life. When used properly and chosen carefully they can help keep you safe, make the job go more smoothly and allow your work to really shine.

Contractors Ask IKO for the Truth About Asphalt Roofing Shingles Experienced roofing contractors are a great source of information when homeowners need a straight answer about their…

During a reroof job, you’ll need to dispose of a lot of shingles. Most roofing professionals choose to rent a dumpster for shingle disposal, but it’s not quite as simple as it sounds.

Why You Need Proposals & Roofing Contracts and How They Differ Ah, paperwork. It’s one of those “necessary evils” that every business owner needs, but tends to…

If you’ve been in the roofing business for any length of time, you’ve already tried various ways to generate roofing leads.

The world is moving digital, and it is changing how each industry operates. As the construction industry enters this new digital era, it’s safe to say that…

Experts say the best time to construct a roof is when weather is “warm, calm, and dry.” That is, in warm temperatures, with little wind and clear skies. In a perfect world, that would be every day.