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Mighty Dog Roofing is seeking single- and multi-unit franchisees across the country, focusing on Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Indiana, North and South Carolina.
The pandemic has affected everything from how quickly contractors can mobilize for Hurricane Laura to how they should deal with paid time off as school begins.
Storm season is always unpredictable as no one knows when the next hailstorm or tornado will strike. This year, the COVID-19 pandemic will only add to the uncertainty of storm season. Roofing contractors must face the challenge of managing staff and staying organized to keep up with the growing volume of work while also prioritizing the health and safety of workers, customers and communities.
Getting back to work safely means taking a new approach during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ABC Supply Pro Council offers some advice for roofing contractors.
The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety has released new standards for hail-resistant roofing systems based on cutting-edge hailstorm studies.
