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There are many reasons I am proud to be associated with the roofing industry. You keep the nation dry while protecting the property where we live and work.
Arriving a day early in order to pitch-in and help homeowners in the host city of the International Roofing Expo has become a labor of love for volunteers from different roofing markets across the country.
Organizers of the ninth consecutive Community Service Day at the International Roofing Expo are looking for volunteer roofing professionals with different skill sets.
What do you get when you bring together a former President and First Lady of the United States, a mayor, a bunch of church, civic and corporate sponsors, a couple of country music stars, some hard-working first-time homeowners, and a few hundred volunteers?
For the seventh consecutive year, roofing professionals from around the country will roll up their sleeves and get to work in order to give back to the Las Vegas community as part of the IRE 2017 community Service Day home renovation project.
Roofing professionals from around the globe turned Orlando into the epicenter of the industry during the 2016 International Roofing Expo (IRE) from Feb. 17-19.
Dozens of roofing professionals attending the 2016 International Roofing Expo (IRE) in Orlando lent their time and skills to help others in Orlando, on Tuesday, Feb. 16 during Community Service Day.
Amid the boarded-up buildings and blighted street corners that are all too familiar in Detroit is a place where learning, inspiration and hope still thrive.
Roofing contractors from America’s heartland converged on Kansas City, Mo. for the 66th annual Midwest Roofing Contractors Association Conference and Expo from Nov. 11-13, 2015 at the Kansas City Convention Center.
