Two of the key topics in this issue of Roofing Contractor are favorites of mine: Young Guns and Tools and Equipment.

For a roofing project to be truly sustainable, the health, safety and success of the workers who install the roof must be considered.

Roofing contractors in their 20s and 30s, Roofing Contractor's Young Guns, are more than just new faces in an established industry. We offer these brief introductions into who they are before they and their contemporaries change the roofing industry forever.

Founded in 1992 in Sunbury, Ohio, Newman Roofing, LLC has served the greater Columbus area and surrounding central Ohio neighborhoods for nearly 25 years.

Rather than focusing on the rea-sons why small businesses fail, I think it makes better sense to focus on the priorities that are critical to the success of every remodeling contractor.

Roofing Contractor interviews solar roofing expert Aaron Nitzkin.

Milestones are a great way to take stock, measure accomplishments, and evaluate important values and strategies to continue positive development.

The NRCA's first female chairman discusses her unique role in improving the roofing industry.

There are a few strategies for dealing with ventilation in an attic. Which is the best to use?

Under Federal law, all individuals are presumed legally competent until a judicial hearing determines otherwise. Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA), however, the competency criteria of a designated employee must first be evaluated by his/her employer.