The Top 100 list expanded to 150 in 2024, and a slew of new roofing contractor entrants came with it. As in years past, we dissect the data to see how our returning and new listees compare when ranked by their regional markets.
After QXO bypassed Beacon's Board of Directors and took its offer directly to shareholders, Beacon swallowed a 'poison pill' to thwart a hostile takeover attempt
Beacon Building Supply adopted a 'poison pill' defense after QXO took its $11B offer directly to shareholders; the move by Beacon allows shareholders to dilute QXO’s stake if it acquires 15% or more. Discover the latest moves.
Not letting a good crisis go to waste, metal trade group leans into comments made by Fla. Insurance Commissioner poo-pooing resiliency of asphalt shingles
With metal roofing’s market share rising to 18% in 2024, the Metal Roofing Alliance trade group capitalizes on Florida’s asphalt shingle debate, highlighting the material’s vulnerability in extreme weather.
In this video, RC contributor Trent Cotney breaks down what roofing contractors need to know about the recent bid-rigging investigations in roofing, and how to respond to a subpoena.
Angi’s 2024 report reveals homeowners find roofing contractors essential yet costly, with trust issues, including contractor reliability and workmanship, persistent; but it’s not all bad.
An analysis by three investment banks reflects Beacon’s strong market positioning, the strategic implications of the acquisition, and the importance of maximizing shareholder value through careful negotiation
QXO set a Feb. 24 deadline for its $124.25/share bid for Beacon, but analysts value BECN at $130–$136, suggesting upside potential. A higher offer or strategic alternatives may better serve shareholders.
North Carolina’s Beach Plan offers grants of up to $10K for Outer Banks homes to install FORTIFIED roofs, reducing storm loss payouts and stabilizing insurance markets, with insurers — not taxpayers -- providing the funds.
Four contractors and one company have pleaded guilty for their roles in what authorities describe as bid-rigging conspiracies throughout Central Florida