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The Roofing Contractor Blog consists of blogs from editors Rick Damato and Chris King along with Al Levi and Michael Russo. Take a look at various blogs to dive more into the Roofing Contractor world.

Regulations and enforcement policies of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety & Health Administration.

Roofing Contractor Editorial Director Rick Damato shares his insights on trends and new developments the roofing industry.

The official show daily of the International Roofing Expo, Roofing Contractor On Site covers every aspect of the IRE as it happens with digital and hard copy editions produced at the show.

Up-to-date breaking news, information and events specifically geared to the roofing industry.

Roundup of new and notable products and materials offered to the roofing industry.

Covers all elements of jobsite safety including fall protection, jobsite safety analysis, safety regulations and safety equipment

Chip Macdonald of Best Safety LLC offers expert commentary on all facets of safety including training, regulations and project management.

Jim Olsztynski offers tips on how to run your business more efficiently, more effectively and more profitably.

Up-to-date technical and educational information and new products introduced at trade shows, conventions, and industry events around the world.

Product of the Month

Case studies focusing on specific commercial and residential applications on projects of all types.

Commercial, industrial and residential systems including single-ply membranes, built-up roofs, modified bitumen, spray polyurethane foam, vegetative systems and roof coatings.

Residential and commercial roofing systems including asphalt shingles, synthetic shingles, metal systems, slate, wood shake, and clay and concrete tile.

Architectural metal panel roof systems, structural metal panel roof assemblies, metal shingles, cladding, flashing, trim, gutters and downspouts.

Explores systems designed minimize the burden on the environment, conserve energy and extend the life span of the structure.

Cutting-edge advancements in products, materials, software and systems.

Roofing Contractor magazine's annual two-day educational and networking event designed to help contractors implement ideas to improve their businesses.

In-depth portraits of some of the most successful, interesting and compelling contracting firms in the industry.

Roofing Contractor honors the residential and commercial contractors that employ industry best practices, take care of their employees, and excel at quality workmanship and customer satisfaction.

Roofing Contractor magazine's list of the Top 100 Roofing Contractors in the United States based on annual revenue.

Monroe Porter offers business management advice geared specifically to roofing contractors.

Labor and employment lawyer Richard Alaniz examines the legal ramifications of business strategies.

Sales trainer Rick Davis, president of Building Leaders Inc., offers sales tips designed exclusively for those in the construction industry.

Roof consultant John D'Annunzio, president of Paragon Roofing Technology, dives into technical aspects of roof design, installation and testing.

A variety of experts are offered the opportunity to share their insights with the roofing community as guest columnists.

This special section spotlights sustainable and environmentally friendly products and systems including vegetative roofs, solar applications, and cool roof coatings.

The Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing is pleased to collaborate with Roofing Contractor to provide a monthly perspective about roofing and the environment. Sustainable Roofing is a monthly column written by Dr. Jim Hoff, who serves as Research Director for the Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing, Washington, D.C. (www.roofingcenter.org). The column examines many aspects of roofing and sustainability, with a focus on how roofing contractors can become better equipped to participate and profit in the new green building market.

“Zero To Hero” is a business management column that details the steps needed to start, grow and run a successful roofing business. It’s written by Ken Kelly, president of Kelly Roofing in Naples, Fla. Ken is also an instrument rated airplane and helicopter pilot, and his series of columns is structured like a pilot training program that helps contractors focus on a different area of the company every month.