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Maggie Fipps

Oldest daughter with a crippling caffeine addiction.

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Appeals court revives roofer’s 40+ lawsuits against insurers

Appeals court revives roofer’s 40+ lawsuits against insurers

Allstate, Nationwide, and USAA are caught up in legal proceedings with a North Carolina-based roofing contractor

The roofing industry’s midterm winners

The roofing industry’s midterm winners

A look at how both NRCA-supported candidates and roofing contractors themselves fared at the polls

Roofers see steady backlogs, some gains in Q3: Survey

Roofers see steady backlogs, some gains in Q3: Survey

A look at the latest Quarterly Market Index Survey for Reroofing

ARMA pushes back on IBHS shingle report, FORTIFIED age cap

ARMA pushes back on IBHS shingle report, FORTIFIED age cap

The association calls recent IBHS research “fundamentally compromised” and advocates for consumers to challenge new rules

7 conversations on AI, private equity, the economy, and more: Pantheon 2026
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7 conversations on AI, private equity, the economy, and more: Pantheon 2026

A roundup of on-the-ground chats with six home service operators and ServiceTitan's tech chief

Delaware Supreme Court upholds ruling keeping $2.35 billion Verisk-AccuLynx deal alive

Delaware Supreme Court upholds ruling keeping $2.35 billion Verisk-AccuLynx deal alive

An August 2026 ruling mandates Verisk to use “commercially reasonable efforts” to obtain regulatory approval

Consumers’ economic views hold steady — but remain below last year

Consumers’ economic views hold steady — but remain below last year

The share of consumers who mentioned that high prices are straining their finances rose for the fourth straight month in October, per UMich data

Asphalt shingle shipments fall 13% in Q3

Asphalt shingle shipments fall 13% in Q3

OEMs shipped a little over 35 million shingles during the quarter, ARMA reported Monday

U.S. housing market stays stuck amid high rates

U.S. housing market stays stuck amid high rates

Both pending home sales and single-family housing starts fell in September, per data released this week