July 2025 Newsletter - Summer Edition

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Hey Everyone,

Hope you’ve all had a great July so far and got to enjoy some well-deserved time with family, friends—and maybe even a few fireworks earlier this month!

As we reach the halfway point of the year, it’s a great time to check in, celebrate the progress we’ve made, and gear up for what’s ahead in the Colorado roofing industry.

It’s already been a busy year, and we’re seeing some exciting trends across the industry: strong demand, emerging technologies, and evolving regulations. Whether you’re managing material delays, scaling up your crews, or adopting new tools to streamline operations, the CRA is here to support you.

Don’t forget to take advantage of our training programs, advocacy efforts, and networking opportunities—all designed to help you stay informed, connected, and ahead of the curve.

📚 Training & Events 

We’re keeping the momentum going with our summer events and workshops. Here’s what’s coming up:

📅 August 14 Golf Tournament (sold out, but a few sponsor opportunities available)

📅 August 26 - Galvanize Law on Mechanics Lien's

📅 August: Training Center registration for Fall classes will open

Be sure to check our website and register early—spots fill up fast!

The new addition to the CRA Training Center is also coming along nicely. We’re looking forward to hosting Fall training sessions and events in the newly revamped space. Once it’s complete, we hope you’ll come check it out!

In other exciting news, planning is already underway for the 2025 CRA Trade Show, scheduled for January 29, right after IRE. This event has grown significantly over the past few years, and vendor registration is now open—so don’t miss the chance to secure your booth. For attendees, mark your calendars! Registration will open later this year.

Looking even further ahead, we’re thrilled to announce that the 2026 CRA Awards Dinner will be held at the National Western Legacy Club next February—a fitting venue to celebrate CRA’s 25th Anniversary. More details coming soon!

🎉 Welcome New Members

Just like I started in my last message, I wanted to personally welcome our new members here in my message. We’re thrilled to have five more new members on board and look forward to growing together!

Contractor Members

Axe Roofing

Apex Roofing Consultants

Eagle Crest Construction

Home Grown Roofing & Contracting

Precision Homes LLC

Welcome—we’re excited to have you as a member of the association!

🏛️  Advocacy in Action

Our Government Relations Committee continues to monitor proposed legislation and advocate for the best interests of Colorado’s roofing industry. From labor laws to tax incentives for energy-efficient upgrades, we’re working to ensure roofing contractors have a voice at the table.

In case you missed them, here are a few key legislative updates from the 2025 session worth noting:

✅ HB 25‑1130 – Strengthened Labor Requirements
Signed into law in June, this bill enforces stricter wage and benefit standards for workers on publicly funded construction projects. If you’re bidding on government work, now’s the time to make sure your compliance processes are solid.

✅ SB 25‑185 – Expanded Homeowner Rights
This new law clarifies that both current and future homeowners have the right to file negligence claims against contractors and subcontractors. It’s a good reminder to double-check your quality control measures, documentation practices, and insurance coverage.

❌ HB 25‑1261 – Construction Defects Expansion (Defeated)
This bill proposed expanding defect claim timelines and limiting arbitration protections. Thanks to strong industry opposition, it did not pass—a major win for contractors concerned about increased litigation exposure.

We’ll continue tracking legislation and keeping you informed on what matters most. If you hear about a bill or policy on the horizon that could impact our industry, reach out and let us know!

📰 Other Industry Highlights

Here are a few key trends and updates happening across the roofing industry right now:

🔹 Material Prices Leveling Off
After years of volatility, many suppliers report that material costs are beginning to stabilize. This gives contractors a more reliable foundation for accurate estimating and long-term planning.

🔹 Insurance Claim Changes
Adjuster practices and claim approvals are shifting across the board. Make sure your team stays informed. CRA’s Insurance Workshops are a great way to stay ahead of the curve.

🔹 Drone & Tech Integration
More roofing companies are turning to drones, CRMs, and aerial measurements to improve efficiency. If you haven’t started exploring these tools, now’s a great time to begin.

⛈️ Storm Season Reminder

Storm season is officially here—and for many of us, that means long hours, quick turnarounds, and a surge in customer calls. Unfortunately, it also brings out less-than-reputable operators trying to take advantage of homeowners.

CRA is ramping up our consumer awareness campaign and adding more commercial roof tips this year as well to help protect the public and uphold the integrity of our industry. We’re encouraging all members to practice clear, proactive communication with customers—especially regarding timelines, permit requirements, insurance processes, and realistic expectations.

Taking the time to walk customers through each step builds trust and reduces the risk of confusion or conflict.

We also urge members to reinforce the importance of working with local, licensed, and insured contractors. Too often, scam operations swoop in after hailstorms, delivering poor-quality work—or no work at all. Promote the value of professionalism, and direct homeowners to the CRA Contractor Directory to help elevate industry standards across Colorado.

👷 Labor Shortage: A Growing Concern

• Colorado, like much of the U.S., is facing a persistent shortage of skilled labor. Fewer young professionals are entering the trades, while many experienced workers are retiring.

• Nationally, there were an estimated 240,000–248,000 open jobs in construction as of Spring 2025—and demand shows no signs of slowing.

• To compete, many contractors are turning to recruitment bonuses, in-house training programs, apprenticeship opportunities, and other creative incentives to attract and retain talent.

• The pressure is even greater during storm season. With fewer available crews, response times slow and schedules tighten—just as customer expectations are on the rise.

• Add in shifting insurance protocols and ongoing material cost challenges, and we’ve got a “perfect storm” of delays, rising costs, and increased stress.

✅ What Can You Do?

Here are a few ways to help your business weather the season:

- Plan ahead by lining up backup crews and resources in advance.
- Communicate clearly with customers about delays and the broader workforce challenges.
- Invest in your team through perks, training, or mentorship to retain valuable employees.
- Promote quality and trust by highlighting your licensing, CRA membership, and professional standards—  especially when others underbid to win fast business.

Check out this short explainer video (1–2 min) on how the construction labor shortage is delaying projects and driving up costs.

By acknowledging these workforce pressures in both your internal planning and customer messaging, you’re not only protecting your operations—you’re also reinforcing your reputation as a dependable, professional contractor.

And don’t forget: the CRA Homeowner Re-Roofing Checklist is a great resource to help homeowners understand the value of hiring a licensed, local contractor—especially when demand is high and crews are stretched thin.

That’s it for now—thanks for all the hard work you’re doing out there. Stay cool, stay safe, and let’s keep building something great together.

Guy Mumford

Kudu Roofing
CRA President

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A BIG THANK YOU to our 2025 sponsors!

Companies on the Move: Acquisition Wave in Roofing

Oh boy – there’s a theme this month, and it’s acquisitions in the commercial roofing space.

Progressive Roofing was acquired just a few weeks ago around mid July by TopBuild Corp, a major player in insulation and specialty building products. The acquisition strengthens TopBuild’s foothold in the commercial roofing sector, enhancing its nationwide presence.
📎 Read the announcement

And hot off today’s (7-28-25) wire – B & M Roofing of Colorado is now part of Roofed Right America, marking a big move into the Rocky Mountain region for the Milwaukee-based commercial roofing firm.
📎 Full story here

What’s next? Keep an eye on the consolidation trend—it’s picking up steam.

TRAINING, SEMINARS & WEBINARS

2025 CALENDAR

We’re hard at work on the 2025 Calendar. Here are upcoming events and trainings you don't want to miss!

CRA Golf Tournament – 2025

Date: Thursday, August 14, 2025

Time: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM (MDT)
Location: West Woods Golf Club
6655 Quaker Street, Arvada, CO 80007

🎉 43rd Annual CRA Golf Tournament

We’re excited to be back at West Woods Golf Club in Arvada for this year’s tournament! This is a temporary location while Riverdale’s Knolls course undergoes summer maintenance. To accommodate as many players as possible, we’ll be utilizing West Woods’ 27-hole layout, allowing for 216 golfers in three course rotations.

This year’s tournament benefits the Rob McReynolds Raise the Roof Fund and the CRA Training/Education Program—supporting workforce development and education in the roofing industry.

PLAYER SPOTS SOLD OUT (as of 6/13/25):  We’re currently sold out, but you can join the waitlist in case any spots open up. 📩 Contact Debbie Hathorne to be added.

Thanks to all sponsors - YOU ROCK! 

Sponsorships & Volunteers Still Needed!

Not golfing? You can still be part of the event!
We’re looking for contest sponsors and volunteers to help support the day.
It's a great way to stay involved, connect with the community, and enjoy the fun!

Contact Debbie Hathorne for more information

Pinpoint Seminar:

Colorado Mechanics’ Liens—What You Need to Know

Date: Tuesday, August 26, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM (Check back - this seminar may move to a morning time frame)
Location: MCA – The CUBE, 8371 Northfield Blvd., Denver, CO 80238
(Overflow parking available on side streets and across from Macy’s)
Cost: $40 (CRA Members) / $70 (Non-Members)
CRA Member CIUs: 4 per person

Join Kate Strauss and Lindsay Rose from Galvanize Law Group for this essential, in-person legal seminar. Learn the fundamentals of Colorado’s mechanics’ lien laws, including how they work, what deadlines matter, and the common pitfalls contractors should avoid.

You’ll also receive a timely update on the Wadsworth case and what it could mean for your lien rights moving forward.

Ideal for contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and anyone managing construction-related risk.

Light snacks and beverages provided.

Register Now!

Pinpoint Seminar:

The Future of Roofing Starts with People – Let’s Talk About It

Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Time:
Check-in: 12:45 PM
Seminar: 1:00 – 5:00 PM
Location: CRA Training & Event Center
1660 Jasper St Unit I, Aurora, CO
CRA Member CIUs: 4 per person

Join Dhaval, professor at Clemson University and national roofing workforce strategist, for a dynamic session focused on people—the heart of your business. Learn what today’s workforce needs, explore initiatives from NRCA and the Roofing Alliance, and take away real strategies you can use to attract and retain top talent.

Designed for:
Business Owners • Managers • HR Professionals • Field Leaders

Light snacks and beverages provided.

Register Now!

Click here to view the full 2025 Event Calendar – calendar includes additional event dates, member luncheons, pinpoint seminars, Training Center courses, etc.

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTS

Recognizing the Volunteers Who Make It Happen

#CRA #GreatMembers #RoofingExcellence #Networking

Over the past few months, we’ve had the pleasure of spotlighting some truly incredible volunteers who go above and beyond to support our mission. From giving their time and talent to showing up with energy and heart, these individuals are a big part of what keeps our association strong. We’re grateful for everything they do—and we’re excited to keep celebrating the people who help make it all happen.

Michael Baker, CertainTeed

Meet Michael Baker, Territory Manager at CertainTeed and a dedicated CRA volunteer with over 10 years in the industry!

Michael is passionate about providing homeowners with quality Class 4 products and helping contractors deliver outstanding service. He’s committed to changing the perception of the construction industry by showing that most contractors are hardworking, trustworthy professionals who take great pride in their work.

Through his work on CRA’s Marketing Committee and Sporting Clay Tournament Committee, Michael helps spread positive messages to homeowners while supporting fellow contractors in growing their businesses and raising industry standards.

When he’s not volunteering or working, Michael enjoys an active Colorado lifestyle, coaching his boys’ sports teams, hunting, fishing, and spending summer weekends hosting BBQs with his family and friends.

👏 Thank you, Michael, for the positive impact you make both in our industry and community!

Arik Koch, Rocky Mountain Reps

We’re excited to spotlight Arik Koch, Sales Rep at Rocky Mountain Reps Inc. and proud CRA member for the past six years. At Rocky Mountain Reps—an industry leader in commercial roofing support—Arik helps provide technical advice, training, and design services across Colorado, Wyoming and Montana... and now the Pacific Northwest, where he has taken on the role of Vice President at the newly launched RMR Northwest. 

Arik loves the ever-changing nature of the roofing industry. From adapting to new technologies to navigating challenges like COVID and tariffs, he’s driven by the constant learning—and by helping shape the industry’s future.

That passion led him to co-found the CRA Young & Emerging Professionals Committee, believing younger voices deserve a role in where the industry is heading. While he says his impact is still growing, the friendships, leadership skills, and personal growth he’s found through volunteering have been invaluable.

A favorite CRA memory? His first education course, where the energy, camaraderie, and encouragement—especially from roofing vets like Tim Black and Ray Phillips—left a lasting impression.

Off the clock, you’ll find Arik snowboarding, biking, or camping in the mountains—or cracking jokes on stage with his comedy group Diet Milk. He also fully supports having French toast for dinner.

Thank you, Arik, for your energy, vision, and commitment to the CRA community!  Best of luck in the Northwest—and don’t be a stranger when you’re back in town! 

Hannah Kane, Steve Kane's Sales

Meet Hannah Kane, a passionate Sales Representative at Steve Kane's Sales, where she serves as a manufacturer’s rep for commercial roofing and building products. For Hannah, roofing is more than just a career — it’s a family tradition. Working alongside her father, Steve Kane, is one of the things she values most in her professional journey. 

There are volunteers… and then there are volunteers like Hannah — the kind who jump in, show up, lead, create, and inspire. 

Hannah has been a proud member of the Colorado Roofing Association for over five years, and from the very beginning, she’s made a lasting impact. She was part of the original founding group of our Young & Emerging Professionals (YEP) Committee back in 2019, and today, she remains one of its strongest pillars. She didn’t just help shape the group’s mission — she continues to shape its future as the creative force behind our social media and event materials, keeping our messaging fresh, engaging, and professional. 

💙 And when she’s not busy elevating the roofing industry? You’ll likely find Hannah exploring Colorado’s mountains (Vail is a favorite), hitting the golf course, flowing through a hot yoga session, or kicking back with her go-to snack: chips and salsa — the ultimate fuel for any adventure. 

👏 Thank you, Hannah, for your vision, energy, and dedication to growing the next generation of roofing leaders!

CRA TRAINING CENTER

The CRA Training Center, located at 1660 Jasper Street, Units I & J in Aurora, CO, is purpose-built for roofers and hands-on roofing applications. Designed with flexibility in mind, the space accommodates training on all types of steep and low-slope roofing materials and systems—we’re proud to say it’s 100% application friendly.

CRA Training Center Expansion in Full Swing!

More space. More classes. More opportunity to level up Colorado’s roofing workforce.

We’re expanding to make room for even more hands-on roofing education 💪 take a peek at construction in progress!

Exciting progress is underway at the CRA Training Center—drywall is officially going up, and the expansion is starting to take real shape!

This milestone brings us one step closer to enhancing hands-on training opportunities for Colorado's roofing professionals. With more space, improved resources, and expanded programming, the updated facility will better support the next generation of skilled roofers.

We're proud to be laying the groundwork—literally and figuratively—for a stronger, more resilient roofing industry in our state.

👉 Stay tuned for more updates as we build toward a brighter future!

CRA Training Center Fall Schedule Posted!

Our Training Center Fall Schedule is live on the CRA calendar and class registration is set to open in August.

In addition to hosting CRA’s own training programs, the center is also available for rent by members and non-members alike—including contractors, manufacturers, and industry professionals looking for a practical, well-equipped space to run their own training sessions.

Please consider us for your next training spot!

COMMUNITY SERVICE

CRA Project Spotlight:  

Berthoud Habitat Home Gets a Roof Thanks to Blue Frog Roofing

Through the "Roof Over Your Head" program—a meaningful partnership between the Colorado Roofing Association (CRA) and Habitat for Humanity—roofing professionals across the state are stepping up to donate their time, materials, and expertise to families in need of safe, reliable housing. 

A big shoutout to Blue Frog Roofing Limited for being an incredible part of this initiative! As a participating contractor in the Berthoud, Colorado project, their team generously donated their time, talent, and labor to ensure a local family has a strong roof over their heads and a fresh start.

Thank you, Blue Frog Roofing, for jumping in and making a difference. 💙 Your generosity means the world to us—and especially to the families whose lives are better because of your work.

Check out photos in link here.

Speaking of Habitat/CRA Roof Over Your Head Program . . . Can you help?

The Roofing Association (CRA) has partnered with Habitat for Humanity (HFH) to provide donated roofing materials and labor through the Roof Over Your Head Program. CRA members connect with HFH affiliates in their communities, promoting 'A Hand Up – Not a Hand Out'. Habitat houses are new construction projects with simple roof lines, requiring no tear-offs or permits. GAF and Certainteed have partnerships with HFH, facilitating easy material access.

If you can help, please review our list of outstanding project areas and basic details:

Note: We also want to remind you that this is a good way to earn your Continuing Involvement Units for 2024 before the end of the year. Community service projects are worth 8 CIUs. 

Let's do this together!
The benefits that a safe, DRY and affordable shelter can have on families and communities who partner with Habitat for Humanity can be long-lasting and life-changing. Together, we can help a family!

More Roof Over Your Head Information 

Thank you to these companies who have helped this year and past years!! 

The CRA Building Code and Standards Committee continues to meet regularly to monitor code changes across Colorado, address current issues, and develop advisory notices that support our members in the field.

New Resources to Support Compliance & Best Practices

We're excited to share two new advisories completed this summer:

📄 Steep Slope Roof Ventilation
This advisory provides best practices for proper ventilation on steep-slope roofing systems—critical for long-term performance and code compliance.

📄 Recommendations for Synthetic Felt
Offering updated guidance on synthetic underlayments, this document outlines proper use, installation considerations, and product compatibility.

These resources are part of our ongoing effort to equip members with clear, reliable information to support quality installations and informed decision-making.

New Codes, Permits & Policy Alerts Across Colorado

Boulder, City of:

While Boulder County requires Class 4 shingles, the City of Boulder follows different roofing standards and does not mandate Class 4. 📎 More information here.

If you're working in either area, double-check local requirements before starting your next project. Staying up to code helps you avoid costly delays and ensures compliance.

Denver, City & County:

The City and County of Denver has launched its new Denver Permitting Office (DPO) to streamline and simplify the permitting process for contractors, including roofing pros. Here’s what you should know:

• Faster reviews – The city aims to complete permits within 180 days or sooner, with possible fee refunds if deadlines aren’t met.
• Dedicated project champions – Each project is assigned a point person to help you navigate the permitting process.
• Improved customer service – A fully staffed, in-person permit counter and enhanced communication tools are now in place.
• New residential permit rules – As of May 22, 2025, roofing trade permits for new construction or additions require an issued Residential Construction Permit before proceeding.
• Quick Permits still available – For minor roof repairs, online Quick Permits remain an option—no full plan review required.

The goal? Less red tape, more predictability, and fewer delays. 📎 Full details and updates

Denver Wage Classification:

• TPO roofing is classified as Carpenter – $27.40/hr

• EPDM roofing is classified under Roofer – $18.85/hr

Have you run into this on your projects? Let us know—we’d love to hear your experience.

Gilpin County

Gilpin County is updating its building codes to include wildfire mitigation measures such as tree clearance zones, fire-rated doors and windows, sprinklers, and adoption of the State’s Wildfire Resiliency Code.

Jefferson County

To reduce delays during framing, effective July 1, 2025, all engineered truss drawings and layout documents must be submitted with the initial permit application. Deferred submittals will no longer be accepted.

Larimer County

As of July 1, 2025, Larimer County implemented a 2.27% increase in building permit fees.

🆕 New Code Adoptions

• Carbondale, City of – Adopting the 2021 Building Code, effective July 1, 2025.

• Larimer County – 2.27% building permit fee increase effective July 1, 2025.

• Mesa County – Transitioning to the 2024 Building Codes on September 1, 2025.

• Thornton, City of – Adopting the 2024 Building Code, effective July 1, 2025.

Did you know?

OneClick Code CRA Member Discount

Current and new OneClick subscribers get can get 15% off.

Are you using this CRA member benefit?  Contact Debbie to get the discount code.

Have you heard of any upcoming building code changes with any of the municipalities you work with? Please share them with us by emailing the BC&S Committee via Debbie at debbie@coloradoroofing.org.

ITEMS OF NOTE - JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

⚠️ Scam Alert: Beware of Real Estate Scam Targeting Roofing Contractors

We want to alert our CRA members about a growing scam trend affecting roofing contractors across Colorado. Fraudsters are targeting homes that are listed for sale, posing as the property owner or a representative to authorize roofing work.

Once the work is underway—or even completed—these individuals vanish without paying, leaving contractors unpaid and the actual homeowners unaware that any roofing was ever authorized. This not only results in financial loss for contractors, but can also create legal confusion and reputational risk.

Please stay vigilant and double-check property ownership, especially when working on homes currently on the market. If something feels off, don’t hesitate to pause and verify.

👉 Read our full blog post here.

🛡️ Legal Blogs/Newsletters to Follow

If you’re not already subscribed to these legal blogs, be sure to check them out and look for the “Add me to your newsletter list” option. Both firms offer valuable insights and stay closely attuned to the roofing industry at the national level.

Content includes updates on state and federal regulatory changes, case law developments, contract provisions, employee misclassification and immigration issues—all relevant to contractors and construction professionals navigating today’s legal landscape.

• The Cotney Brief - July 2025

• HPPS Construction Law Update - July 2025

Being a CRA member boosts your credibility, but are you showing it? 

🎥 In our latest video posted to our social accounts, learn how to: 
• Leverage social media
• Feature CRA on your website
• Build trust through event visibility

✅ Turn your membership into more leads and stronger brand trust.

📲 Watch the full video and more marketing tips on YouTube here.

Shoutout to our marketing partner at OTM for these marketing tips!

Press Release Submissions: 

Leadership Transition Announcement – Randall Adam Promoted to District Manager 

Gulfeagle Supply announced the promotion of Randall Adam to district manager, effective July 1, 2025.

In this new role, Adam will oversee Gulfeagle’s operations across Colorado, New Mexico, and El Paso, Texas, bringing a leadership and customer-first mindset to a broader region. 

Adam has served as the branch manager of Gulfeagle’s Loveland, Colo., location, where the company said he demonstrated "outstanding performance in operational execution, team development, and customer service." 

As part of this transition, Kelly Woods, who previously served as district manager for the region, will continue to support the district as senior district manager. In his new role, Woods will provide guidance and mentorship to Adam and the broader leadership team, ensuring continued growth and success in the market.

“Randall has earned this promotion through his hard work, strong results, and steady leadership,” said Mike Lesisko, regional vice president – West Central. “He leads with integrity and builds strong relationships with both his team and customers. With Kelly’s continued mentorship and support, this is a winning combination for the district.”

This leadership transition reflects Gulfeagle’s commitment to developing talent from within and positioning experienced leaders to drive local success.

"As Gulfeagle continues to grow, investing in strong leadership remains a cornerstone of its customer-focused strategy," the company said in a news release.

Congratulations from the CRA, Adam!

👉 Want to submit a press release to CRA, please use this link.

Burnout in construction: A hidden safety risk

Burnout is hitting the construction industry hard. Learn why pushing through isn’t a badge of honor and how industry leaders can set a healthier standard for their crews.

Burnout is a significant issue in the construction industry, with 60% of professionals reporting regular burnout due to long hours and physical demands, writes Allyson Sherrier. This leads to more mistakes, higher turnover and safety issues, as fatigue is a factor in 90% of construction accidents, Sherrier notes. Sherrier urges leaders to model healthier work habits, talk about stress and offer support for mental health.

Source: For Construction Pros (7/25) 

Full Story Here

🛑The Top 5 Preventable Workplace Incidents And Why They Still Happen.

Some of the most serious incidents on job sites aren’t caused by freak accidents.
They’re caused by complacency, by rushing, by the hazards we’ve seen a hundred times—and ignored anyway.

💭 Ask yourself:

• Is your crew still “pushing through” pain?
• Is that ladder still “good enough”?
• Has anyone spoken up about that extension cord… or just stepped over it?

Youngstrom Safety recently shared the Top 5 Most Preventable Workplace Incidents—and why they still happen.

"We’re not here to give you more rules. We’re here to start a better conversation."

FULL STORY HERE

CRA Young & Emerging Professionals have been busy...  

Our YEP events are designed to create space for networking, mentorship, and growth among emerging professionals who will shape what’s next in Colorado roofing.

YEPs Visit EPIC Campus – June Recap

The Young and Emerging Professionals (YEPs) had an exciting visit in June to the EPIC Campus Home Building Program, where students learn to build a 10x10 structure from the ground up.

CRA volunteers stepped up to donate roofing materials and serve as guest speakers during the construction module—covering everything from roofing materials to installation best practices.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this a valuable and hands-on learning experience for the next generation of builders!

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