By Emma Peterson. How associations build networking and community that helps roofing professionals grow. In a new Roofing Road Trips® episode, Heidi J. Ellsworth sat down with Kris Hitesman and Mindy Dahlquist to talk about uplifting contractors through associations. Mindy, who is the business development manager for TRA Snow and ...
By Heidi J. Ellsworth. This educational session in Salt Lake City focuses on protecting people, property and roofing professionals in high snow regions. RoofersCoffeeShop® and MetalCoffeeShop® recently attended a powerful and eye-opening snow retention training hosted by TRA Snow and Sun at the AGC of Utah Training Center in Salt Lake ...
By Jesse Sanchez. Stay informed on construction safety policy developments shaping contractor responsibility nationwide. If you work on complex construction projects, shared worksites are routine and regulatory clarity matters. For organizations like the Utah Roofing Contractors Association (URCA), which represents contractors operating in multi-employer environments, understanding OSHA enforcement is critical. ...
By Emma Peterson. Roofing associations nationwide are sharing their time and resources to support their communities and the future of the industry. Whether you are shopping for gifts, trying to get together with family or just wrapping up loose ends from 2025, the winter holiday season is a busy time. ...
By Utah Roofing Contractors Association (URCA). Learn how URCA is aiming to strengthen subcontractor advocacy through this new partnership. The Utah Roofing Contractors Association (URCA) is taking meaningful steps to elevate the role and influence of subcontractors across the state through a new partnership with the Utah Subcontractor/Supplier Alliance (USA). ...
By Jesse Sanchez. A new partnership aims to give tradespeople more power at the table, both on site and in the statehouse. Utah’s subcontractors and suppliers are stepping into the spotlight with a new unified front. The Utah Roofing Contractors Association (URCA) has joined forces with the Utah Subcontractor/Supplier Alliance ...
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