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It was around this time 30 years ago when I submitted my first feature article to Roofer Magazine.

Thanks to a severe hailstorm this spring, almost every house in my neighborhood was re-roofed this summer.

Ladder hazards certainly arrived with the first prehistoric ladder constructed from a dead tree trunk leading up to a cave dwelling.

I frequently receive questions from customers regarding the difficulty in building a workforce.

On June 24, 2013, the United States Supreme Court narrowed the definition of who qualifies as a “supervisor” for the purposes of harassment cases.

My first exposure to the concept of recycling asphalt shingles goes back to the late 1970s, when a fellow named Joe set up a shingle-recycling business in South Florida.

With OSHA's new guidelines for fall protection, new safety methods need to be implemented.

Partnerships are not easy, whether they are marital or business relationships.

Big investors are busy investing, and roofing contractors, big and small, should consider doing the same. Part two of last month's column.

Most of us would enjoy having free tacos sent to our office, but Mayor Joseph Maturo in East Haven, Conn., got on the wrong side of the food chain.