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Technology changes by the minute and it’s important for you to keep up, and while you may not always deploy the latest, it’ll help you survive in the long run.
Roofing contractors, companies and organizations took part in celebrating National Roofing Week by sharing their successes and stories on social media.
Held annually the first week of June, National Roofing Week is held to increase awareness of the significance of the roofing industry and the good deeds the industry accomplishes.
Public Relations Society of America CEO Linda Thomas Brooks and Chief Communications Officer Karen Mateo share what contractors need to know about utilizing public relations to improve their business.
Nominate professional contractors or tradesmen during the months of July and August during Weather Guard's Hero campaign to recognize the important role they play in people's lives.
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