Articles Tagged with ''Residential Roofing Contractor''

It was 1985 and a major hail storm ravaged the communities in and around Lincoln, Neb. Mike Hansen and a friend, Steve Beigert, did very well that summer reroofing affected homes, and before long started their own roofing company, White Castle Roofing.

Augustine’s successful business that specializes in exterior home remodeling employs 400 non-union workers at seven separate locations.

The 2016 storm season is upon us and to roofing contractors that specialize in the area of storm restoration, it’s business as usual.

As more politicians and union-affiliated groups push for higher minimum wages, employers need to prepare now for the significant financial, compliance and regulatory challenges these changes may bring.

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Roughly 500 employees, Roofing Industry Leaders and local government officials tour new $100 million facility.

As predicted by many industry experts in and around the roofing industry, 2016 is indeed proving to be a significant time in the development of drone use for commercial purposes.

Mike Griffin wanted to start slow as a roofing contractor. Working for his brother’s company and dedicating his days on rooftops below the sweltering Utah sun wasn’t exactly his idea of a good time.

Over the last three to four decades, asphalt roofing systems have made great advances, from technology and durability to worker safety and environmental consciousness.

When California’s Fair Pay Act took effect on Jan. 1, it represented one of the toughest equal pay laws in the nation.