Starting the week with roofing work
My dad was a roofer, and it’s no surprise that I am also laboring for a roofing business.
- When I was young, my dad did roofing repairs for folks in our area, and back then he didn’t need certificates or licenses to do his task.
He’d learned the skill from a friend of my Grandfather and dad went on to start his own roofing business. It wasn’t a big venture, although he was never out of work. Dad was quite skillful when it came to all matters roofing service. This made folks in our small neighborhood opt to hire him for tasks rather than big corps from the city. When I was seasoned enough, I started to go with my dad to work and help him with roof repairs. There was even a time we did various small roof replacements, just the two of us. These weren’t big houses, and the owners were willing to wait up to a week for the work to be completed. By the time I was finishing private school, I knew I wanted to continue with roofing, but perhaps work for a major roofing business. Dad only did residential roofing repairs, but I also wanted to venture into commercial roofing too. I found a school in the next state where I completed my studies. Then, I got hired by a roofing corporation and the rest is history. I find so much of what my dad taught me in those early afternoons to be useful. I work on both residential and commercial roofing tasks in my new city. My buddy and I start the week with a roof upgrade for a sizable apartment that’s almost complete. Then, we will move on to a roofing service gig.
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