State licensing requirements, OSHA fall-protection rules, and the storm and hail patterns that drive roofing demand and insurance-restoration regulation.
It's rarely the dramatic violation that draws a citation. It's the anchor point that wasn't quite right, or the harness that was on-site but not on a worker.
More states are adding contractor-specific roofing licenses on top of general contractor licenses. Crossing a state line without checking can stall a job before it starts.
Working-capital lines and equipment financing smooth the gap between a surge of insurance-restoration work and the months that follow. Compare rates from vetted partners and see who fits your crew.