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The most recent data suggests roofing contractors are maintaining a positive outlook for reopening and returning to normal business levels during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Just when policies and recommendations on health and safety or best business practices were introduced, they seemed susceptible to rapid changes before they could even take hold.
Manufacturers, suppliers and other industry stakeholders are updating their own business practices while learning to navigate through and beyond these unparalleled times.
GAF President Jim Schnepper shares how one of the industry's largest manufacturers is navigating this unprecedented crisis by focusing on people first.
Separate data sets from RC and the National Roofing Contractors Association provide a glimpse into how the COVID-19 crisis is impacting contractors across the country.
