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As a roofing contractor, your first priority is to be able to give your homeowners the best, most reliable roof available. That’s where your expertise shines. But now,…

In the U.S., half a million people are treated each year for ladder-related injuries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Roof fall protection, or the measures and equipment used to prevent falls from height at a roofing worksite, is a crucial part of any project.

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?

Oh yes, you CAN handle the truth. But here’s one truth you need to recognize first. Despite the old adage to the contrary, the customer is NOT always right.

When a homeowner needs roof repairs or a full replacement, they’ll most likely turn to Google for answers. Then, whether consciously or unconsciously, they’ll hop onto their favorite…

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.

Investing a little time into learning how to bid roofing jobs and how to estimate roofing jobs can pay dividends for your business. Roofing Contractor has found that 90 percent of roofers underbid their jobs.