Danny Kirkpatrick got his start hauling trash and doing menial labor for his father’s commercial roofing company in his teens.

The path to success for AIC Roofing & Construction has been far from easy and Blaine Adams is the first to admit it.

Tommy Thomas was a marketing guru by trade that just happened to have a roofing contractor client that he admired.

The 2018 RC Young Guns class comes from roofing companies of all sizes and from different regions across the United States.

Even as a part-timer for roughly a decade, she made a big difference in the roofing company her father and a business partner started in 2003.

Tom Truelson started roofing homes as a way to earn cash during high school and college, but 10 years later discovered his life's passion.

Jesse Scalo was never pressured to enter the roofing industry as a career, but the youngest Scalo is an integral part of the Burns & Scalo Roofing's leadership team.

Growing up in a multi-generational roofing company, Kathleen Maxwell said roofing was all she knew when it came to business.

Each year Roofing Contractor's editorial team seeks out the roofing industry's Young Guns.

Young Guns, contractors all under the age of 40, propel their industry forward with their leadership and young wisdom.