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Antis Roofing, Eagle Roofing Products Celebrate Milestone Roof Install in California with Habitat Team Build

Antis_500K nails_Photo 1 — The Antis Roofing and Eagle Products Team Build celebrated 500,000 nails driven on Habitat for Humanity homes. Photos courtesy of Antis Roofing & Waterproofing.

Antis_500K nails_Photo 2 — A remarkable Team Build for Antis Roofing, Eagle Products and Habitat Orange County: the 500,000th nail was driven into donated roofs in Orange County, Calif., this fall.

STANTON, Calif. — He may not have known it, but on a warm day in early fall, a hardworking member of the Habitat Team Build roofing team from Antis Roofing and Eagle Roofing Products drove the 500,000th nail into a donated roof for a low-income Southern California resident.

That translates into more than 90 donated roofs distributed in numerous Southern California neighborhoods to date.

“The work continues,” said Charles Antis, founder and CEO of Antis Roofing & Waterproofing. “But we had to pause and commemorate this huge milestone.”

Teams consisting of professional roofers from Antis Roofing & Waterproofing and Eagle Roofing Products have been installing roofs for Habitat homes since 2009. Habitat for Humanity identifies areas of need and the corporate partners then mobilize to schedule roof installations, with nearly 100% of the requests being fulfilled.

“We’ve donated these roofs so that families can attain a better quality of life,” Antis said.

According to Habitat for Humanity, 76% of Habitat’s Orange County homeowners have gone on to further their education after high school.

The Habitat Team Build included Antis and a team of professional roofers from Antis Roofing, Eagle Roofing Products’ Greg Morrow, Blake Williams and Travis Rozas; and Gus Morales from Beacon.

Habitat for Humanity CEO Sharon Ellis also participated, along with the Habitat onsite construction crew and volunteers.

“We are honored to have partners like Antis Roofing & Waterproofing and Eagle Roofing Products to make sure every Habitat OC home is secure and protected,” Ellis said. “Each nail represents a statement to our families, as they move into their new home, that they are valued.”

The event was covered by KTLA’s “LA Unscripted” news team, which was filming a segment about the Antis/Eagle/Habitat partnership. De facto partner California Love Drop provided lunch for all participants.