The Morris family has spent the last 40 years roofing much of northeast Kansas, delivering good old-fashioned Midwestern values to each and every job.

When Heidi and Brad Black moved to Texas five years ago, they were hitting the proverbial reset button and as Heidi puts it, "literally starting with nothing."

Kevin Kennedy and Joe Bazzano's first book, The Contractor's 60 Minute Exit Plan, is a 82-page book offers a guide for roofing contractors to navigate the scary and sometimes treacherous process of exiting their business when the time is right.

Family business consultants and research estimates that 30 percent of businesses make it to a second generation, and only 12 percent to a third.

Being a commercial roofing contractor in a competitive market like the tri-state area surrounding New York City isn’t easy.

The team at Butcher & Butcher Construction is staying focused on the basics that built the company up to become one of the premier roofing contractors in the region and the country.

The team at Infinity Exteriors, LLC seems to have found the right balance between personal and professional lives that continues to breed success in the greater Milwaukee area.

Now this is a loaded question; should a husband and wife work together in the business?

Third-generation roofing contractor Dustin Kathol, owner of 3-D Roof Systems LLC, has had a gratifying journey through the world of roofing.