In this Meet the Team, we interview two of our HR employees: Stephanie and Brandee.

The first step to deciding which glove is correct for your work is to evaluate the hazards in your workplace. The following questions can help to evaluate the risks to your hands:

What type of equipment will I be handling? Could it cut me with a blade?

Will I be in contact with any liquids or other hazardous materials?

Do I need perfect dexterity to be able to perform the job?

Traditionally inspections begin by walking the roof to visually inspect the site, and then the core samples are taken.  TeamCraft takes a unique approach as a technological leader in the roofing industry. The first step in virtually every roofing inspection we perform is to take drone footage of the potential construction site.  Our roofing consultants are licensed drone pilots…

Creating a plan to preserve your roof’s healthy condition is critical. Building owners can save money by taking preventive action before there is a roofing problem. Preventive maintenance always helps a roof last longer than it would with none.

In our first “Meet the Team” blog series, get to know Montgomery who started his career in Teamcraft’s safety department.

It is always wise to request a Certificate of Insurance (COI) from any contractor that will perform work for you or your company and this is particularly true when it comes to roofing.

Virtually every type of construction comes with some form of risk, but roofing has particularly significant hazards — which means that safety and insurance are imperative.

If you ask contractors for a Certificate of Insurance (COI) before they perform work for you, then you are doing what most firms deem adequate contractors’ insurance prequalification.

It is important, however, to understand what a COI is. The COI is the subcontractor’s insurance broker’s representation of the insurance that contractor carries, and it does not supersede the insurance policy.

Having been in business since 1996, we’ve seen our fair share of hurricanes, and we know how to help our customers weather the storm. In preparation for the landfall and the hurricane’s path, we have roofing crews standing by in Mobile, Dothan, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Memphis, and Knoxville — with other crews on alert and ready to mobilize.

TeamCraft has been awarded ISN® RAVS PLUS® status after having completed a thorough safety audit.

Hurricane season is here, but due to the global pandemic and supply-chain disruptions, there’s a critical shortage of many roofing materials.

It’s very possible that if your building sustains damage this storm season, getting the materials to make permanent repairs could take months. Storms will create an even larger demand on already stressed material supplies. Planning for hurricane season this year will be more critical than ever.

TeamCraft Roofing has completed the Construct Secure Independent Safety Assessment Program, achieving a Platinum Safety Award!

The program provides thorough, objective, and consistent evaluation of company performance so that clients can identify, monitor, and manage risk smarter.

COVID-19 stopped a lot of things this year. It stopped us from going out to eat, stopped children from going to school, stopped many businesses from opening, stopped us from visiting friends and family — the list is long. One thing it didn’t stop was Mother Nature.

As a 4th-generation family business, we recognize the value of family and loyalty, and are always investing in the future. We are a growing company that promotes from within whenever possible, but are always looking for new people to join the team.

Our employee focus extends to our clients — when we inspect and estimate your roof, we’ll make recommendations as if it were our building.

We bought and delivered lunch for our local fire and police departments in Salisbury, NC. As a company that emphasizes safety, we’d like to salute the first responders that keep us safe!

Our quick guide for preparing your building for a hurricane, and how we can help after it hits. We hope everyone stays safe during this record-breaking hurricane season!

We worked with Marcos Pizza to donate a bunch of pizzas to our local healthcare heroes at the Novant Health Foundation.

One of the most challenging details when replacing an existing working freezer is the perimeter detail where the roof meets an IMP (Insulated Metal Wall) Panel. There are two essential reasons why this can be tricky:

Timelapse drone footage of a roof we installed at Westside Elementary School in Florida.

Introducing the new TeamCraft Blog, Roofer’s Digest.