By Emma Peterson.
Every year, the Southern California Roofing Contractors Association (RCASoCal) brings their local industry together onto a collaborative, community-based project! The first of these projects was in 1989, with the reroof of Sierra Hillview Acres Children’s Home in Chino Hills. From there, Project Reroof has helped community members, including the Orange County Teen Challenge and Agape House of Prayer, Christian Community Center. The only requirement of the project is that it focuses on charitable organizations in need and the materials and services for it are all donated by the companies providing.

The most recent of these jobs, Project Reroof 2023, was just completed successfully by an amazing team of Roofing All Stars! This collaboration yet again showcased the power of the RCASoCal community through the reroofing of Faithway Fellowship - Colton Church of the Nazarene. Special thanks to Robert Price of Premier Roofing and Building Co. and Bill Jordan of Jordan Roof Company whose guidance, perseverance and dedication made this project the success it is. Further thanks are owed to the roofing companies that have donated time and resources, in no particular order: Hoyt Roofs, Jordan Roofing, Lang Roofing, South Coast Shingle, Chapman Coast Roofing, Premier Roofing and Building Co., Elite Roofing Supply and Beacon Building Products.
The dedication of the RCASoCal roofing community is continually impressive and inspiring. The Roofing All Stars who worked on this project truly earned their title and their efforts to support their community are deeply admirable.
View this year’s Project Reroof booklet!
Image source: RCASoCal
Do you know of someone in the industry who is ‘doing good deeds’ in their community? Help us catch them at it. Send news and information to info@rooferscoffeeshop.com.
Emma is the senior content developer at The Coffee Shops and AskARoofer™. When she's not working or overthinking everything a little bit, she enjoys watching movies with friends, attending concerts and trying to cook new recipes.
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