Free classified ads for Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton response
By Karen Edwards.
Use the code HELENE or MILTON to place a free classified ad ($50 value).
Looking for resources for storm response? Use The Coffee Shops’ classifieds for free with the codes HELENE and MILTON. Whether you are looking for workers, material resources or if you have equipment needs, classified advertising is free for contractors who are responding to damage caused by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton.
Contractors responding in any of the affected states are welcome to use the classifieds at no cost during this emergency situation. You can also use the Hurricane Helene forum or the Hurricane Milton forum for communications and may find value in the following resources:
- EagleView – For more than 10 years, EagleView has been the gold standard for accurate property measurement data. Their always consistent and accurate property measurements are derived from high-resolution aerial imagery, which are calculated down to the individual pixel.
- ICP Group Shockwave RTU - ShockWaveRTU is an EPA registered disinfectant, sanitizer and cleaner designed specifically for mold remediation contractors. ShockWaveRTU is designed to meet all your disinfecting, sanitizing, cleaning and deodorizing needs.
- Southeast Labor Force – They are prepared with a workforce ready to work for your company when you need, short term help. Long-term agreements can be made also. You will feel the peace of mind to have enough manpower for storm response.
- Stormseal - Stormseal is an innovative alternative to tarps that provides a better solution for roofing contractors, insurers and homeowners. Stormseal secures storm-damaged properties, resisting wind, rain and hail until permanent repairs are made.
Blue roof contracts
If you are responding with tarps, here is some important information from Trent Cotney about blue roof contracts: Blue roof contracts are a type of roofing contract designed to allow contractors to acquire any necessary supplies and equipment necessary to make temporary roof repairs, particularly installation of the blue, plastic sheeting, in support of emergency response operations. It allows you to help homeowners in need while growing your business at the same time. During disaster relief efforts, it is of the utmost importance to have existing blue roof contracts in place. For more information about Blue Roof Contracts, contact Trent Cotney at trent.cotney@arlaw.com.
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About the author
Karen L. Edwards is the COO at RoofersCoffeeShop and a marketing consultant and freelance writer for the roofing industry. When she is not working, she is watching or attending sporting events, listening to music and spending time with family.


















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