FLORIDA’S TOP 10 ROOFING CONTRACTORS
Chase Roofing builds state-wide residential
and commercial roofing reputation based on
experience, insights and core values
Florida Construction News special feature
Chase Roofing has built its rapidly growing business
based on experience and insights -- and some practical core
values. The business started as a local general contractor, says
Tamara Chase, who operates the business with her husband
John. Today, it is a full-service roofing repair and reroofing
specialist for residential and commercial properties across
Florida. She says that some years ago, when the duo contracted
someone to do roof work for them, they recognized there
were flaws in common systems for operating and decided to
refocus their energy on roofing, with much improved prac-
tices and systems.
Now the company employs a team across the Greater
Tampa Area and the South Florida Tri-County Area, operating
through a corporate office in Fort Lauderdale. They have re-
cently expanded into Orlando.
The company’s services include new installation of shin-
gle, tile and metal roofing systems, commercial systems in-
cluding built-up roofing, modified bitumen systems, industrial
roof coatings and more. The team can also handle attic insu-
lation and roof repair to cover the range of available options.
In 2010, Tamara took over the company’s operations and
has led the team to incredible growth over the last eight
years. She says the company spends a good amount of energy
training and developing team members and offering “not only
a living wage but an incredible benefit package which makes
the company one of the most desirable places to work.”
“Chase Roofing is always looking to add qualified employ-
ees from all ranges of experience and hires around character
first,” she said.
Top quality products, such as Owens Corning Platinum
shingles, ensure not only that customers are satisfied with
the initial results, but that those results are long-lasting and
able to withstand extreme weather conditions. The company
is an Owens Corning Platinum Contractor, which she says is
exclusive to less than one percent of roofing contractors in
the industry nationwide.
Where homeowner experience is the focus for residential
projects, commercial projects can involve unique challenges,
including tight timelines and exacting budgets. Chase Roof-
ing has worked on many successful and challenging projects.
The team has evolved over time, in part through the career
growth among employees, many of whom were hired in their
early 20s, who came with no experience, were trained and
promoted from within, and who are now key components of
the company’s culture.
Beyond the work, Tamara and John believe in giving back
to the community. Since John Chase is a cancer survivor, can-
cer is a cause that is near and dear to everyone in the com-
pany. The Chases say they both love giving back to their indus-
try. John is the president of the local Roofing Contractors of
South Florida and Tamara is the president of the South
Florida chapter of the National Women in Roofing (NWIR).
Tamara is also founder of a teen empowerment company
called Emerge! that connects teenaged girls with women in
business for mentorship.
For more information, visit chaseroofing.com.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A
CAREER INSTEAD OF A JOB?
Do you want to live in South Florida and
work where you’re treated like family?
Chase roofing is currently hiring the best women
and men for a variety of positions. Including: roofing
assistants, production managers, supervisors,
administrative and sales people. Apply online at
ChaseRoofing.com 954.680.8588 • Women Owned and Operated
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