Tom Scalisi

While no one should fear for their life while making a buck for their family, the reality is that some jobs are more dangerous than others. Roofing, for example, is quite literally one of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S., with the second highest workplace fatality rate according to Roofing Contractor Magazine and the

Flat and low-sloped roofs can be tricky to deal with. Water doesn’t shed as quickly as a pitched roof, rendering some roofing systems useless against water penetration. Also, these roofs are often used for building equipment or eco-friendly green or blue roofs. For these reasons, a flat or low slope roof needs the right