Rhonda Easley
President
Rhonda runs the company with the owner-members. She still comes to the first meeting on larger jobs and every association walk-through.
About
A roofing company owned by its crew
Rafferty Roofing began as a family company. When the family was ready to step back, it sold the company to the people who work in it.
Today full-time employees earn shares in the company over time. The crew leads, the estimators and the office are all owners or on their way to it, and no roof is put on by a subcontractor.
Shares are earned, not bought
Everyone on your roof is on our payroll
The wall on the home page shows who is on the crew now
Who you will meet
The people who come to your house
Three of the people you may meet first. The rest of the crew is on the home page.
Faisal Hammad
Lead estimator
Faisal comes to your estimate. He goes up on the roof, looks in the attic and shows you what he found before he talks about the work.
Spencer Hood
Crew lead
Spencer leads one of our crews. He is the person on the roof from the first morning until the final walk-through.
What ownership changes
Why it matters on your roof
People stay
Crew members with a stake in the company have a reason to stay, so the person who built your roof is likely to be here when you call about it.
One payroll
Everyone on your roof is on ours. No subcontract crews and no day labor.
Training is ours
We teach the work ourselves, from tie-off to flashing details.
Someone answers
Questions go to a named person in the office or a crew lead, not a call center.
Want to meet us at your roof?
Ask for a visit. A lead estimator comes to the house.