J.D. Miles & Sons, Inc. celebrate 110 year anniversary by replicating a company picture from the 1960’s. Continue reading →
J.D. Miles & Sons in the Hampton Road Business Journal
New fund aims to bring the benefits of solar power to low-income communities
J.D. Miles & Sons goes solar. Continue reading →
The most in-demand tech jobs in construction
Joe Bousquin writes about the growing need for workers in coding and construction tech.
In Roofing, Clean Matters
Roofing Contractor Editorial Director Rick Damato discusses the increasing importance of roof coating during the pandemic in his most recent editor’s note. Continue reading →
Roof Inspections Build Relationships and Lead to Reroofs
Read the article here about how roof inspections can lead to re-roof jobs written by Marty Stout the president of Go Roof Tune Up, Inc.
August Job Highlight
Employees work on a new roof on a section of Lynnhaven Mall. J.D. Miles & Sons employees have been re-roofing the mall for the past few years and will keep working in September.
Expert Tips on Breaking into Commercial Roofing
Learn how to add commercial roofing to a residential business on Roofers Coffee Shop. Karen L. Edwards interviews Estimating Edge Director of Product and former contractor Ryan Bogert and Director of Sales Dave Chapman to get tips on how to … Continue reading
4 Tools to Maximize the Next Decade in Roofing
Read the article published on July 24th by Ryan Groth on the Roofing Contractor website.
Going ‘Deep Green,’ Office Buildings Give Back to the Planet
Article by Jane Margolies in the New York Times discusses how we can go from green buildings to “Deep Green” buildings by creating buildings that make a positive impact on energy resources and the environment. Continue reading →
Virginia adopts workplace safety standards for COVID-19
The NRCA published an article detailing Gov. Ralph Northram’s statewide emergency safety standards for the workplace. Continue reading →
Pittsburgh Housing fund providing new roofs for 24 city homeowners
“Roof-a-Thon” helps 24 homeowners in Pittsburgh By Tom Murphy VII