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Workers’ compensation claims are increasingly filed due to fall accidents on the job. Roofing companies must ensure that they are making every effort to prevent or minimize the risk of […]

Do You Understand Your Roofing Contract? It does not matter if you work for a large commercial roofing business or are the proud owner of your own small roofing business,

Roofers face many risks such as falls, property damage, and worker injuries daily. This is why roofing insurance is critical. Having roofing insurance will ensure you are protected from liabilities

The roofing industry is risky business. Consumers already have many advocates fighting for their rights, and so should roofers. Why not entrust yourself with an established, Florida Bar Board Certified

There are plenty of lawyers and resources out there representing and assisting consumers, but roofing professionals need an advocate too. Our roofing attorneys are nationally recognized for our aggressive representation

Almost 40% deaths in the construction industry are related to falls. OSHA performs thousands of inspections and issues thousands of citations every year, which has resulted in millions collected in

Fatal falls are an unfortunate reality in the roofing industry. Fortunately, these falls can be avoided. Fall prevention is all about keeping the workplace safe and healthy from the dangers

For contractors, a lump sum contract, or a stipulated sum contract, is one of the most common types of contracts drafted in the construction industry because they are pretty straightforward.

How you begin a project will often determine how you finish. Unfortunately, some projects fail before they even begin. In a previous article, we discussed four mistakes contractors can avoid

Not all states require a roofer contractor to have a license—Texas is one of them—unless you have a specialty trade such as electrical or live in certain cities. However, roofers