Join us for this episode of Stories From the Roof as host Megan Ellsworth sits down with John Chan, owner of Durable Slate, to learn about his passion for restoration. John’s inspiring roofing journey began with a summer job at Durable Slate while he was in college where he learned to install slate, copper and tile. He has since worked his way into company ownership and is renowned for his historic restoration work throughout the U.S. and Europe. With projects like The Library of Congress in D.C., The Frank Lloyd Wright Museum in Ohio and President Lincoln’s Birthplace in Kentucky, as well as numerus badges of honor such as being the only roofing company to ever win the BBB’s International Award for Marketplace Ethics, John Chan and Durable Slate can share a thing or two about the importance of earning the trust of your customers and the value of reputation. This episode is sponsored by Ruby, so much more than a virtual receptionist.
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