Lacking Challengers, Several Florida Legislators Skip Elections
Tue, Aug 11, 2026
Kylee Bo, Government Affairs Advisor, GrayRobinson - August 2026
The qualifying deadline for the Florida Senate and the Florida House of Representatives concluded on June 12, 2026. Several incumbents were automatically reelected after no candid... Read More
Recent Immigration Rulings: What Roofing Contractors Need to Know
Fri, Aug 07, 2026
Trent Cotney, Partner, Adams & Reese, LLP and FRSA General Counsel - August 2026
The United States Supreme Court recently issued two immigration decisions that should get the attention of roofing contractors. Although neither case was writt... Read More
Managing Growth Without Losing Control: The Hidden Risks of a Full Backlog
Tue, Jul 07, 2026
John Kenney, CPRC, CEO, Cotney Consulting Group - July 2026
For most roofing contractors, a strong backlog is a welcome sight. It means work is sold, crews are busy and revenue is coming through the door. After all, most companies spend a great deal... Read More
Florida Property Taxes
Tue, Jul 07, 2026
Kylee Bo, Government Affairs Advisor, GrayRobinson - July 2026
In May, the Governor issued a proclamation convening the Florida Legislature in special session focused on property tax reform. The Legislature met in June to consider two related measur... Read More
The Owner’s Trap: How to Stop Being the Most Important Person in Your Company
Mon, Jul 06, 2026
Gary A. Cohen, Executive Vice President, Certified Contractors Network (CCN) - June 2026
You built your roofing company from nothing. You learned the trade, won the jobs, solved the problems and kept the trucks moving. Your name is on the door, your... Read More
If We Were Playing Jeopardy...
Mon, Jul 06, 2026
Tim Stephens, Vice President, Architectural Sheet Metal - June 2026
If we were playing Jeopardy and the answer was “The biggest challenge facing roofing contractors,” the correct question would be: “What is workforce?”
Recru... Read More
Laboring in a Perfect Storm: Lightning Safety
Mon, Jul 06, 2026
FRSA Staff - June 2026
If you've lived in Florida long, you probably already know that Florida has traditionally been known as the "lightning capital" of the world. As a state, Oklahoma now has more strikes, however, Florida still has the highest de... Read More