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As part of the State of the
Industry Report, Roofing
Contractor asked a variety
of roofing professionals,
industry insiders, economists and other
experts to share their insights on the
economic outlook for the year ahead
and key trends to keep an eye on.
Business was really beginning to boom in the mid 1990s when we (three majority owners) paid the final check to our previous owner and took possession of our 200-employee company. It