By Jesse Sanchez.  

Learn how new roofing tools improve efficiency, reduce jobsite risks and streamline cleanup for contractors.  

At the 2026 International Roofing Expo (IRE), contractors gathered to explore solutions that address one of the industry’s most persistent challenges; balancing efficiency with jobsite safety and cleanliness. During a live interview on the The Coffee Shops™ sound stage sponsored by SRS Distribution, Karen Edwards spoke with Heath Hicks of The Catch-All about a new lineup of tools shaped by firsthand roofing experience.  

Heath emphasized that each product stems from real jobsite frustrations rather than theoretical design. “My partner Eric and I are really just trying to solve the problems that we face in roofing on a daily basis,” Heath said. That practical focus was evident across the company’s latest innovations.  

One of the most notable developments is a self-leveling roof bucket designed to stabilize tools and materials on sloped surfaces. By adhering securely to the roof, the bucket helps prevent equipment from sliding, reducing interruptions and allowing crews to work more efficiently without constantly repositioning their tools.  

That same emphasis on workflow improvement extends to jobsite cleanup. Heath introduced the Sweeper Bin, a companion product for magnetic rollers used to collect nails. Instead of stopping frequently to empty a full magnet or creating piles that must be gathered later, crews can quickly deposit collected debris into the bin and continue working. “It makes clean up so much faster,” Heath said, adding that the system also helps ensure fewer nails are left behind.  

In addition to improving efficiency, the company is also addressing common installation challenges. A newly developed step flashing product integrates a self-sealing membrane gasket, making it easier to meet code requirements while reducing the likelihood of leaks around chimneys and roof-to-wall transitions.  

Together, these innovations reflect a broader shift toward tools that not only improve production but also protect the homeowner’s property. By reducing damage, minimizing callbacks and improving overall jobsite performance, contractors can deliver a higher level of service. 

Watch the full interview to learn more about how innovative roofing tools can improve efficiency, enhance safety and simplify jobsite cleanup!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Learn how contractors are using jobsite protection systems to strengthen visibility, generate referrals and reinforce a professional brand presence. 

For roofing contractors, the jobsite does more than house the work; it shapes how a company is perceived in real time. In a competitive market, that first impression can influence whether a homeowner sees a contractor as organized, professional and trustworthy before any direct conversation begins. That is where products like The Catch-All can serve a dual purpose. While the system is built to protect landscaping and reduce cleanup time during tear-offs, it also gives contractors a way to present a more polished and intentional image. With logo banners and customizable messaging, crews can turn an active roofing project into a visible extension of their brand. 

That added visibility matters because it places marketing directly in the neighborhoods where contractors want to build recognition. Rather than depending entirely on digital advertising or outbound outreach, roofers can use the jobsite itself to create awareness among nearby homeowners. A setup that looks orderly, branded and well managed can help distinguish one company from the many others working in the same market. 

For Brandon Moye, co-founder of Home Source Roofing in Williamsport, Maryland, that distinction proved meaningful early in the company’s growth. Brandon, his brother Chris and their father John, built the business without a sales team, relying instead on discipline, presentation and a commitment to higher standards. As they refined their process, they realized that even a well-cleaned jobsite could still look like any other roofing project. The Catch-All helped change that. Brandon shared, “Within the first three months, we never had someone drive by and stop to ask us who we were. Since we got The Catch-All, it happens at least once a week.” 

That increased visibility also produced a financial return. According to John, the system paid for itself in three to four jobs, demonstrating how presentation and process can support growth at the local level. 

Products like custom logo banners and the Home Show Marketing Kit extend that strategy even further, giving contractors tools to showcase their approach both on the jobsite and at events. In that sense, the value is not just in protection; it is in creating a stronger, more recognizable presence wherever the company shows up. 

Learn more about how turning every jobsite into a branded, visible workspace can generate local leads, strengthen trust and drive measurable growth for roofing contractors!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Learn how new roofing tools are helping contractors reduce labor, improve safety and streamline jobsite operations. 

At the International Roofing Expo (IRE) 2026, contractors looking for practical ways to improve day-to-day operations found a clear theme across the show floor; solutions designed to make common tasks faster, safer and more consistent. Speaking with The Coffee Shops™ at their booth, Heath Hicks of The Catch-All outlined how contractor-driven innovation is addressing persistent jobsite challenges in material handling, cleanup and property protection. 

These tools are rooted in direct field experience. Heath, who operates both residential and commercial roofing businesses, explained that the product line developed in response to recurring inefficiencies crews face on active jobsites. Heath shared, “We have a whole host of products now that help roofers protect their job sites and move material around the job sites and keep it clean and market well around your job sites.” 

That practical focus is evident in the Load Runner, an automated wheelbarrow dump designed to streamline debris handling. Instead of manually tossing material into dumpsters, often creating mess and requiring crews to climb inside, the system allows for controlled dumping and more complete loading. The result is a process that improves both efficiency and jobsite safety. Heath notes, “It saves you a lot of time, saves you a lot of labor.” 

Additional tools address smaller but frequent inefficiencies that can add up over the course of a project. A self-leveling roof bucket helps contractors carry tools securely while climbing ladders, reducing unnecessary trips and minimizing dropped equipment. At the same time, Step Shield integrates a self-sealing gasket into step flashing, helping mitigate leaks around nail penetrations; a common source of callbacks, particularly around chimneys and roof-to-wall transitions. 

Cleanup and property protection round out the system. A sweeper bin attachment allows crews to collect nails in a single pass without repeated interruptions, while protective systems such as Shrub Shield and AC Shield help prevent damage to landscaping and air conditioning units which are issues that can quickly become costly if overlooked. 

These innovations reflect a broader shift toward simplifying routine work. Rather than reinventing the jobsite, the goal is to remove friction from the tasks contractors perform every day. As Heath noted, the reaction from many crews is immediate recognition: “I can't believe I didn't think of that.” 

Watch the full interview to learn more about these jobsite innovations!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Clean jobsites build neighborhood trust and turn everyday roofing work into a reputation-building promise. 

On a residential street, the sound of busy roofers fades and what remains is the evidence: A swept driveway, tools lined up where they belong and flower beds left standing. This is where The Catch-All enters the story, not as a product first, but as a positive presence shaping how  the original beauty of jobsites are preserved rather than destroyed. 

Roofing has always been about materials and methods, but the impact on the area surrounding the work speaks just as loudly. Neighbors watch from windows while homeowners look on, forming opinions long before the first shingle is placed. “Modern buyers link visible cleanliness with safety, skill and professionalism,” The Catch-All team notes. They emphasize  why a clean jobsite perimeter and debris collection reads as competence and why scattered materials and trashcan register as risk. One driveway can influence how an entire block understands the crew working there, depending entirely on how it’s being cared for. 

Jobsite cleanliness is not a singular task but rather, a sequence of conscious operations; from perimeter protection that keeps debris from scattering to equipment that never looks abandoned. Each intentional part of The Catch-All design builds on the next, creating a singular product that can address multiple concerns at once. In the end, the yard stays intact, walkways remain open, the crew is mindful of their surroundings and the site begins to feel contained, making homeowners and other potential customers feel reassured of the quality of work.  Leaving behind a clean jobsite changes what happens after the installation, too. Customers are happy with the results and preservation of their yard and landscapes, while those watching from afar are impressed with the crew’s professionalism.   That shine and positive impact is thanks to a system that moves smoothly and efficiently, cutting back on damages and potential for risks. The advantage of being the crew that leaves nothing behind 

In the end, the difference is shaped by a crew that can work without constantly stopping to chase debris or explain the mess left behind. With The Catch-All in place, the pristine yard returns to itself, the driveway shows no proof of rummaging and the work feels organized from start to finish. Neighbors who watched the job unfold already understand what that order means and who they would call if their own roof needed attention. For the crew, it means fewer hazards underfoot and a cleaner path throughout the job. For the contractor, it means fewer callbacks, stronger first impressions and a site that markets the company without a word being spoken. Thanks to The Catch-All, everyday cleanup is turned into a visible signal of professionalism, safety and care. 

Learn more about how The Catch-All helps contractors earn trust before the roof is finished!

By Jesse Sanchez 

Roofing contractors are turning to smarter property protection and consistent customer follow-up to keep ratings high and business moving. 

Roofing companies have long understood the power of word of mouth, but The Catch-All is encouraging contractors to think more strategically about how online reviews influence future jobs. With more homeowners researching service providers before making a call, industry leaders say reputation has shifted from a competitive advantage to a basic requirement. 

The impact is measurable. A 2020 Statista survey found that 94 percent of online consumers are more likely to choose a business with positive reviews. That level of influence has made ratings a routine part of the sales process and a priority for contractors competing in crowded markets. 

Even so, roofing teams know how quickly a single outlier can affect perception. One-star reviews tend to draw disproportionate attention from homeowners, often overshadowing years of quality work. Many firms now train staff to respond to criticism with professionalism, empathy and clear solutions, knowing prospects often judge a company by how it handles challenges. 

As contractors work to minimize the impact of occasional criticism, consistent positive feedback has become just as important. It often takes multiple strong reviews to counterbalance one negative experience, especially since first impressions form quickly. Even when most feedback is favorable, a single poor review can still influence a homeowner’s decision. 

Contractors using The Catch-All say the system helps generate that positive feedback by protecting landscaping, driveways and exterior features during roofing projects. Clean, damage-free job sites frequently lead to compliments, referrals and repeat business — creating a buffer that helps companies remain competitive when rare complaints arise. 

Customer retention also plays a growing role, particularly in storm-prone regions where homeowners may need recurring inspections or repairs. Contractors who follow up after severe weather often strengthen relationships and stay top of mind when the next storm hits. 

To support these efforts, many companies are pairing on-site professionalism with simple tools that make reviews easier to leave. QR codes, short follow-up messages and small customer incentives all help encourage ongoing feedback that supports long-term growth. 

Learn more about how The Catch-All helps roofing contractors build stronger reputations and lasting customer loyalty!

By Jenny Yu. 

Co-founders Heath Hicks and Eric McIntosh share how some failures can fuel innovation. 

In this Roofing Road Trips® episode, Karen Edwards spoke with Heath Hicks and Eric Mackintosh, co-founders of The Catch-All, about their company’s journey through experimentation, failure and refinement that eventually led them to success.  

As the Catch-All concept began to take form, Heath and Eric quickly realized that early designs created limitations. “We were a couple months in, and I felt like we were banging our heads against a brick wall trying to figure out how to make this better so it could be used everywhere,” Heath explained. Early versions relied on attaching to gutters or fascia, which varied widely from home to home and created new problems rather than solving them.  

“I wanted my jobs to be better, but I also knew that this could be a business that could help a lot of other people and could also build a business that would be good for our legacy as well,” Eric recalled. “I've always had this odd belief that I can do whatever I want to do, and I think Heath had it too.”  

The breakthrough came when they shifted their thinking away from attachment points entirely. “I think it was Eric’s idea to use the poles to lean it up against the house so that it didn't have to attach to the house at all,” Heath stated. That change in design allowed The Catch-All to work across nearly any structure and roofing style. 

Continuing to go back to the drawing board and collaborating on ideas, building off past mistakes led to their ultimate breakthrough. Eric recalled the mindset he had throughout the process. “We already figured out several ways that don’t work, so let’s keep trying and maybe we’ll find out a way that does work,” Eric remembered. “If we just try long enough, eventually we're going to get it right.” 

“We were just trying to build a system that worked,” Heath added. “We got so much energy from all that iteration, trying and failing and trying and failing and little improvement after a little improvement. It didn't even matter if the world knew or if it was going to make money or not. We knew we were making something better through all those rounds of process.” 

This mindset reflects the founders’ passion for uncharted territory. “I really like doing things that haven't been done before. That's a lot more exciting to me,” Heath expressed. “I like the path where there’s nobody to follow, nothing to emulate. You're making it up as you go along. That to me is particularly exciting — that blue ocean where there's nobody else out there.” 

"Our relationship was built on that [innovative mindset],” Eric recalled. “Back in college, we would invent a lot of crazy games together.” 

Today, those “crazy ideas” continue to fuel innovation, such as a new addition to the Catch-All product line: the LoadRunner, a wheelbarrow lift designed to transform debris removal on jobsites. “We really get energized when we're learning new things,” Heath expressed. “If I had a choice, I would rather learn new things than go back and master old things.” 

Read the first article in this series and Listen to the podcast to learn more about the evolution of The Catch-All. 

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Behind every successful roofing company is a sales process that turns local leads into lifelong customers. That success isn’t just about who picks up the phone – it's all about using the right tools to get there. 

In the roofing industry, sales success rarely comes down to luck. For many companies, it’s the result of combining strong sales processes with smart tools like The Catch-All, a property protection system that doubles as an on-site marketing engine. The key is that growth isn’t just about generating more leads; it’s about handling better ones with a system that converts. 

Many roofing companies have the capacity to take on two or three more jobs each month without stretching their resources. At The Catch-All, the focus is on finding individuals who are driven to succeed. The team looks for people who are motivated to improve their lives and are ready to grow into top performers within a supportive environment rich with opportunity. 

At the heart of that success is a well-trained sales team that acts as an extension of the brand, not just order-takers but trusted advisors in the neighborhoods they serve. That local presence, coupled with reliable processes, is what turns a lead into a job and a job into a referral. 

Marketing plays a key role, too. A sharp website and standout social media content can generate traffic, but it’s what happens next that really matters. “The roofing industry is dense,” said Brian Hano of Cloteaux Roofing & Construction, based out of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. “So, it's imperative to separate yourself from the pack.” 

The Catch-All helps contractors do just that. Designed to protect customers’ homes during re-roofs, it also makes a bold visual statement by displaying the company’s name and contact info right on the netting. It signals professionalism to clients and their neighbors alike. With a guarantee to pay for itself in five jobs or fewer, it’s a tool that builds trust and drives future business. The companies getting ahead are the ones building visibility, training smarter teams and turning every job into a new opportunity. 

Learn more about how The Catch-All helps roofers turn every job site into a lead magnet!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Emerging roofing companies are using digital tools to build trust and outperform more established competitors. 

In an industry where traditional operations consisted of a boots-on-the-roof mentality, a new generation of roofing professionals are rewriting the playbook. Backed by smart technology, social media savvy and a deep focus on transparency, these modern roofers are creating a new standard, one that's not just about shingles and slopes but about branding, trust and streamlined operations. Tools like The Catch-All are playing a key role in that shift, turning job sites into marketing assets and reinforcing a commitment to professionalism. 

Social media becomes the roofer’s showroom 

Up-and-coming roofers are increasingly using platforms such as Instagram, TikTok and Facebook as extensions of their job sites. These platforms aren’t just for sharing before-and-after photos, they’re storytelling channels. By sharing project walkthroughs, client shoutouts and on-the-ground footage, they invite potential customers into the process and build credibility in real time. 

This kind of digital storytelling doesn’t just showcase craftsmanship, it builds connection. When done right, it makes a roof replacement feel less like a transaction and more like a trusted partnership. 

Tools that turn heads and generate leads 

One standout innovation making waves among this new generation of contractors is The Catch-All, a branded, protective netting system that replaces the tired blue tarp with a breathable, professional-grade wrap. It shields landscaping during installs and doubles as a billboard. Roofing crews can attach custom banners featuring their logo, contact details and even special offers. 

What sets this system apart is its integration with ROOFLE, a tech platform offering instant roof estimates via QR code. As one job gets done, the next lead could be walking by. A simple scan from a neighbor’s phone delivers an on-the-spot quote; no phone call required. 

Efficiency behind the scenes 

The tech integration doesn’t stop at the curbside QR scans. Newer companies are turning to platforms like JobNimbus for customer relationship management, digital estimating tools and even drone-based inspections. Cloud-based project management systems keep subcontractors, crews and homeowners in sync, while cutting down on costly miscommunication. These tools allow for real-time updates, precise measurements and frictionless client interaction. 

Trust isn’t a buzzword, it’s a strategy 

Marketing firms like Hook Agency and Contractor Dynamics are helping these companies build online brands that reflect real values: transparency, professionalism and authenticity. It’s not just about SEO anymore, it’s about human connection. 

Whether it's showing the crew tearing off shingles or walking through a finished project with the homeowner, these digital-first roofers are proving that openness sells. And customers are responding. 

Learn more about how emerging roofers are using tools like The Catch-All to build trust, boost visibility and turn every project into a powerful marketing opportunity!

By Emma Peterson. 

From tools to training courses, The Coffee Shops™ crew wraps up the perfect presents for roofing pros in this guide to giving this holiday season. 

If your year has been anything like ours here at The Coffee Shops™, it’s going by faster than you can flip the months on the calendar! We’re shocked, too, but the gift-giving season is just around the corner, and it’s time to start planning what to get for your friends, family and coworkers. To make things a little easier if this season caught you off guard like it did us, our team has created the ultimate gift giving guide perfect for any contractor or professional in your life.  

1 – Yule be sad if you miss out on this R-Club discount  

Do you have a contractor in your life looking for a network of support or learning opportunities? Look no further than R-Club! R-Club is a Coffee Shops program created to make an exclusive space for roofing professionals where they can learn and socialize with other professionals from across the industry. Gifting the roofing professional in your life with a membership is a great way not only to give them a present but also to uplift their business savvy! 

And for a Black Friday special, we are thrilled to offer a 50% off discount for R-Club memberships using code HOLLYJOLLY50!

2 – Don't fir-get a pipe collar 

The last thing anyone wants when getting ready for the holidays is a leaky roof ruining the festivities. That’s what the Wil-Mar Products’ pipe collar helps avoid! These products are made out of an EPDM rubber that provides long-lasting waterproof counterflashing for vent pipes and is a must-have for any roofing professional’s toolkit.  

Eliminating a variety of tape and mastic leaking problems, a case of these can help the roofer in your life avoid an avalanche of problems later.

3 – Jingle and mingle at IRE 2026 

From innovative solutions and hands-on demos to a dynamic education program and unmatched networking opportunities, the International Roofing Expo (IRE) is the place to be for anyone in the roofing world. The next show will be hosted in Las Vegas, Nevada from January 20 – 22, 2026. Have a contractor or installer in your life looking to level up their knowledge and relationships? Consider giving them an IRE pass!  

If you register using The Coffee Shops’ promo code (INVITES492) for a free expo hall admission or 10% off a conference pass!

4 – Malco’s rotary sheer is snow special 

Combining high-performance with a reasonable sales tag, Malco’s TurboShear is a special accessory that saves professionals time and labor. It can easily be used with the chuck of a standard 1200 rpm A/C or cordless drill and cuts precisely enough to navigate tight curved patterns and squares.  

TurboShear is a great addition to the toolbag of anyone working with metal on the jobsite.

5 – John Kenney's contractor training is always a sleigh 

John Kenney is the CEO of Cotney Consulting Group and a household name in the roofing industry. With over 45 years of experience, he helps contractors around the country scale knowledge across topics such as estimating, field leadership and project operations. No matter the role of the person you’re shopping for, he has a training program that will help them get the job done. 

Learn more about his classes so you can find the perfect match for your loved one!

6 – The KARNAK 671 shines bright 

This amazing product is a single-component, silicone roof sealant from KARNAK. Not only does it resist weathering, hardening, chalking and cracking (making it a well-rounded, high-performance solution), it has been proven to stick to a roof in a variety of conditions, including when it’s wet. And the best part about this product? KARNAK offers it in three different forms – buckets, caulk tubes and pouches! This makes it easier for contractors to bring KARNAK 671 with them to every job site.  

KARNAK 671 is the perfect way to level up any applicator’s toolbox.

7 – Light up someone's life with a cordless Leister hand welder!  

Leister is known for their wide range of plastic welders and heat guns that make contractors' lives easier in the field. A great gift option from their collection is the NEXTHEAT overlap welding kit. This kit is a complete solution for wireless welding. The kit not only includes the NEXHEAT 300 A-LP, which is known for consistent and reliable welds, but also an eight-amp battery from Bosch and a matching charger. 

Learn more about this handy kit!

8 – Gelt them a Kool Seal product! 

Kool Seal has been a leader in the roofing products industry for over a century. Their products reliably deliver exceptional durability, weather resistance and ease of application.  You can help a contractor in your life elevate their roofing projects with Kool Seal products by connecting them with a Sherwin-Williams sales representative to get samples of their premium roof coatings. 

Contact a representative today!

9 - Flurry up and get one of Wryker’s contractor bags 

For the contractor on-the-go, Wryker’s branded contractor bags will put a smile on your loved one’s face every time they use it! These are hyper-tough bags perfect for everything from metal scraps and drywall to packaging and shingle scraps. Designed out of 3-mil film, these bags hold 43 gallons and give Santa’s sack of toys a run for its money in functionality.  

Learn more about Wryker’s contractor bags!

10 – Brrrrr-ing on the savings with Instant Roofer 

Designed by roofers, for roofers, Instant Roofer connects professionals with AI-powered sales tools that help their businesses grow. These tools include their high-quality roofing leads, instant measure reports and the built-in roofing calculator. And the best part? There is a special deal on a bundle of the measure reports and roofing calculator that would make a great gift! 

Get the AI Sales Tool Bundle and get 30 days free!

11 – CIDAN is not elfing around with their portable break 

New this year, CIDAN Machinery Group launched ONROLL, a revolutionary portable roll former, to the U.S. market! This roll former is designed to operate on urban rooftops and at remote installs through wind and rain without a problem. Combined with a 90 FPM speed and center-driven pinch-roller drive, ONROLL is perfect for the installer that needs accurate, smooth and efficient seams on site.  

Get the CIDAN ONROLL today!

12 – A Geocel sealant is always a n-ice gift!  

Looking for a versatile gift that will definitely be used? Geocel’s 4600™ Hybrid Structural Adhesive Sealant is a jack-of-all-trades sealant that combines powerful performance with amazing adaptability. It can be used on a variety of materials (metal, masonry, wood, foam, glass, etc.) and can be applied in conditions as harsh as 0° Fahrenheit.  

Get them a multi-tasking product that works as hard as they do.

13 – Santa's elves work hard, but the Catch-All Nail Catch works harder 

The Catch-All was founded on the goal of keeping roofing construction sites clean – far from an easy goal. But their products rise to the challenge every time, using chute nets, reinforced ground nets, collapsible support poles and more to keep roofing debris from hitting the ground. As a part of their extensive protection system, they also designed the Nail Catch, which is a filter system that collects debris in the first few weeks after the job.    

The Nail-Catch is the perfect size for a stocking stuffer! Use code “RCS” to get a 5% discount on your purchase.

14 - Make a fa-la-la-la-lasting impression with the Roofing Alliance Clemson Training Program 

Looking for a gift for the roofer in your life who’s always looking to learn new skills? Consider gifting them one of Roofing Alliance and Clemson University’s self-paced online courses tailored to the roofing industry! There are three different courses to choose from: roofing fundamentals, roofing management and roofing business and leadership. Each course is 60 days long and if a contractor finishes all three, they can earn a Roofing Professional Management Certificate! 

If you want to give the gift that keeps giving, look into the Roofing Alliance Clemson Training Program.

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By Jesse Sanchez. 

The Catch-All offers a new, fast, one-person setup that’s changing how roofers protect A/C units and outshine their competition. 

Roofing crews are no strangers to long days, tough conditions and failing equipment while often dealing with tarps that rip, blow away, or fail to protect where it matters most. One area that’s been neglected for far too long? The A/C unit. These expensive systems often take a beating during re-roofs, leading to costly homeowner complaints and callbacks. But a new tool is changing the game: The Catch-All’s A/C Shield. 

How is it better than plywood or tarps? The A/C Shield is a custom-fitted protection system designed specifically for roofers. Using telescopic poles and a tailored mesh cover, it quickly wraps around the unit to create a sturdy cage. That means shingles, nails and debris never reach the A/C in the first place. No more clogged fins, punctured lines, dented housings or awkward calls about “mysterious damage” after your crew has already left. 

How fast is setup? Most crews can have the A/C Shield deployed in under 5-10 minutes. Only one crew member is needed. So while they handle the setup, the rest can start tearing off. And because of its breathable netting, it can even be set up the night before, ensuring a fast start the next morning. 

And here’s where it goes beyond protection: presentation. A tarp draped over an A/C looks unprofessional at best and a liability at worst. The A/C Shield, on the other hand, looks like it belongs there. Neighbors walking by see a professional-grade system, not a patch job. That visibility turns into marketing ROI by showing every homeowner on the block how serious you are about protecting property. 

The A/C Shield is the newest addition to The Catch-All product line, joining the Job Site Protection Kit and Shrub Shield. Together, these tools give roofers a full suite of solutions to protect siding, landscaping, gutters and now the A/C unit itself. 

For roofers aligned with any major shingle brand, from GAF to Owens Corning® to Malarkey Roofing Products®, the A/C Shield is a universal upgrade in both efficiency and professionalism. It’s also HOA-friendly and designed to reduce callbacks, cleanup and client frustration. In a trade where time is money and reputation is everything, The A/C Shield is more than just a cover, it’s peace of mind. 

Take control of your job site, protect your clients’ investments and grow your roofing business with The Catch-All’s A/C Shield.