Who We Serve
Roofing is not one risk.
A metal contractor, a storm restoration operation and an industrial re-roof specialist present differently to underwriters, and should be positioned differently.
Segments
Where we work.
Each segment carries its own exposure profile, market appetite and documentation expectations.
Commercial Roofing Contractors
Single-ply, built-up, modified bitumen and coating work, with attention to hot work, water intrusion, occupied buildings and owner contract requirements.
Residential Roofing Contractors
Steep-slope operations where subcontracted crews, height, homeowner property damage and market appetite drive program structure.
Commercial & Residential Operations
Mixed operations that many carriers price conservatively. Accurate presentation of the split and the controls in each division matters.
Metal Roofing Contractors
Standing seam and architectural metal work involving fabrication, rigging, hoisting and higher project values.
Roofing & Sheet Metal Contractors
Shop fabrication combined with field installation, adding property, equipment and products exposure.
Storm Restoration Contractors
Catastrophe-driven operations with travel, surge labor and supplementing that require carefully chosen markets.
Industrial Roofing Contractors
Plants, refineries and manufacturing sites with owner-controlled programs, site safety mandates and elevated contractual demands.
Multi-State Roofing Contractors
Multi-jurisdiction licensing, workers' compensation variation, auto filings and certificate complexity across states.
Large Regional Roofing Companies
Programs where retention strategy, claims administration and data quality begin to move total cost of risk.
Private Equity-Backed Platforms
Acquisitive platforms requiring diligence support, program integration, management liability and consistent risk standards across operating companies.
Carrier appetite and eligibility differ by account. Not every roofing operation qualifies with every insurance carrier, and participation is subject to underwriting.