All Craft Exteriors
Women are strengthening the industry from the ground up
By Jesse Sanchez. NAWIC showcases how women across the industry are helping construction companies grow while addressing workforce challenges. Construction companies across the country are facing a clear and persistent challenge; a shortage of skilled labor that continues to impact project timelines, job capacity and long-term growth. During Women in ...
2026 color trends point to smarter, longer-lasting exterior choices
By Jesse Sanchez. Learn how the National Association of Home Builders’ 2026 forecast can guide exterior color decisions that prioritize durability and long-term value. The 2026 colors of the year are more than a style update. They reflect how manufacturers are thinking about performance, longevity and curb appeal in one ...
Inside the Exterior Contractor Alliance
By Emma Peterson. How collaboration, mentorship and shared expertise strengthen individual careers and the industry on a whole. In a recent episode of Roofing Road Trips®, Keely Roberts, Lee Lipniskis and Jewels DeCorsey stopped by to chat with Megan Ellsworth about the Exterior Contractor Alliance (ECA). Lee and Jewels ...
Growth and innovation take center stage at IRE 2026
By Emma Peterson. Key takeaways from the dynamic Coffee Conversations® panel at IRE. In a special Coffee Conversations® sponsored by SRS Distribution and recorded live at the 2026 International Roofing Expo (IRE), Heidi J. Ellsworth sat down with Sarah Sutton Shouse of Raincoat Roofing, Jewels DeCorsey of All Craft ...
Temperature swings create hidden roofing risks
By Jesse Sanchez. Rapid winter temperature shifts can put your attic at risk for moisture problems. Here’s what to look for. Regions with harsh winters routinely push roofing systems to their limits as temperatures fluctuate sharply within short time frames. All Craft Exteriors works with homeowners across the region ...
Renovation, not relocation, drives home improvement decisions
By All Craft Exteriors. Homeowners are responding to interest rates and housing constraints by upgrading existing homes. Homeowners across the country are choosing to reinvest in their existing homes rather than try their luck in a competitive housing market. Instead of buying new, families are prioritizing exterior upgrades that ...
