Storms and insurance work are the dependable lifeblood of some roofing contractors year in, year out. Others just dabble in it when the opportunities present themselves, which seem to me more often every year as severe weather systems intensify around the country. In either scenario, roofing contractors are likely still missing out on money-making opportunities.

Keeping your company’s information is not something to be taken lightly. Bill Collins, director of national accounts at Servco, and Hasshi Sudler, professor at Villanova University, share ways your roofing firm can safeguard its information from cybercriminals and prepare for the event that you are hacked.

Even with a dedicated employee or marketing agency at the helm, the possibility for social media growth is endless. In this episode, Anna Anderson, CEO of Art Unlimited, discusses how to unlock your company’s social media potential.

Discover Top 100 contractor Erie Home's commitment to staying ahead of the curve in the roofing industry in our interview with CEO Jenilee Common, who shared what it takes to make the Top 100 list while ensuring homeowners get the best roofs.

The FTC banned most non-compete agreements, potentially boosting worker wages and reducing healthcare costs, but faces legal challenges from business groups. Learn how the ban affects your business with Legal Insights expert Trent Cotney, partner at Adams and Reese.

Finding new customers is great, but did you know you can leverage your existing customers to refine your marketing and lead generation efforts? In this episode, Art Unlimited CEO Anna Anderson shares tips on making the most of your customer database.

Roofers in Recovery formed roughly four years ago to help get roofing contractors battling substance issues into treatment. RC Publisher Jill Bloom recently caught up with co-founder Eric Oberembt, CEO, D&M Roofing in Omaha, Nebraska, and got the backstory of the organization’s grassroots origins, and an update on plans for the future.