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Most contractors do not understand their overhead and arbitrarily price jobs by the number of squares rather than the time it takes to do the job.

Does your company’s website include a section on daylighting? If not, you may be missing out on one of the fastest-growing trends in both commercial and residential roofing.

Nearly 3 million workers were injured or became ill on the job in 2011, according to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Some recent changes impacting the supply chain that supports the roofing industry are worthy of note.

This article is dedicated to all the businesses owners who are bored with their jobs, would like to retire and don’t really enjoy the business anymore.

Roof maintenance inspections need to obtain the most accurate information possible for proper roof management.

In order to avoid wage and hour liability, employers need to be sure they are complying with all the relevant minimum wage, overtime, and other wage- and benefit-related regulations.

Four similar buildings at a correction facility presented a perfect opportunity to compare roof performance.

The vast majority of problems contractors have are related to poor financial information.

This issue of Roofing Contractor centers around maintenance, repair, and retrofit roofing. The magazine has some revamps of its own to share.