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Disclaimer: This article is not a substitute for legal advice or insurance advice. You should always consult legal and insurance experts before making decisions about your roofing company’s…

By Mark Okland, Product Development Manager, IKO North America Roofing is a family business for Chad Haygood – his uncle, grandfather and great-grandfather have all been roofing…

Disclaimer: It is your responsibility to understand and abide by the drone laws in your country, state or province, as well as your local laws. The information provided…

Transcript At IKO we never stop working to elevate your business. Starting with product innovation, our laminate shingles are designed to IKO’s true square advantage helping…

We all know that working in the construction industry, and specifically roofing, comes with risks.

Staying cool while roofing can be a challenge. Demand for roofers is high in the summer; so roofing professionals often have to work the hottest days and without shade.

Using Color to Sell in the Home Aesthetics are a top consideration for homeowners deciding on a new roof material – and color plays a major role.

Each year, weather and natural disaster events in North America cost billions of dollars in damage to homes and buildings. That’s why organizations like the…

Blueprint for Roofing videos: Play the program modules through completely. Play them a second time and compare the information with the roof installation instructions printed on…

Roofing nails are cleverly designed to help you do a better job. Though they vary greatly in material, size and type, all roofing nails share one helpful characteristic: a diamond‐shaped point.

How Has the Roofing Industry Changed in the Last 30 Years? Some things never change, right? Like roofing shingles. After all, they’re still made with asphalt…

As a residential roofer, one of your top tools will be a roofing nail gun (often called a “roofing nailer”).