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No matter where you’re coming from in life, it can be daunting to enter a new industry, especially when every state has its own rules and standards. The best way to ease concerns is to read industry articles and speak to people in the trade.

How to Find a Roof Leak in 4 Steps A roof leak can damage more than just your building’s integrity. Any water damage or flooding can result in a delay or standstill of business operations, resulting in a loss of profits. Not to mention the health risks that can form due to mold if left…

3 Roofer Job Descriptions You Didn’t Know About Year after year, the roofing industry continues to grow in sales, profit, and employment. As companies look to expand their business, new job roles will be required to upkeep demand. Traditionally, companies hire field workers. However, it can be challenging to rise to a leadership position. More new and…

Jobs for High School Graduates: What’s Right for You? As high school comes to an end, you may be wondering, what next? There are a few paths post-high school you can follow; the choice should be made based on your preferences, interests, and goals. While many pursue a traditional higher education route, others may enter…

How do solar panels work? Photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight as an electrical current that is used to power your building. Read more in our blog!

Building owners can get some keen insight by answering these 5 questions As much as we would all love for things to stay in perfect condition forever, we know it just isn’t feasible. Pretty much everything wears out or stops working over time, and when that happens, there’s a big decision to be made: Can…

When planning the budget for your new roof, be sure to account for these expenses. If you own a commercial building, you know that upkeep and maintenance can be very costly. (Or, if you’re a new owner, you soon will.) One of the biggest expenses you will have to deal with involves your roof. While…

How many times have you spotted some sort of minor issue and decided to look the other way or perhaps just put it on the to-deal-with-later pile? It’s something we all do, even when we know that the problem isn’t going to get any better if left alone. And while many small repairs actually can…