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3 rd Asphalt Shingle Recycling Forum

3 rd Asphalt Shingle Recycling Forum. Opening Plenary Business Perspective Tom Shanahan, moderator National Roofing Contractors Association. Panel. Tom Shanahan, CAE, NRCA Associate Executive Director, Risk Management and Education Vince Brulinski, GAF Husnu Kalkanoglu, Certainteed.

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3 rd Asphalt Shingle Recycling Forum

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  1. 3rd Asphalt Shingle Recycling Forum Opening Plenary Business Perspective Tom Shanahan, moderator National Roofing Contractors Association

  2. Panel • Tom Shanahan, CAE, NRCA Associate Executive Director, Risk Management and Education • Vince Brulinski, GAF • Husnu Kalkanoglu, Certainteed

  3. NRCA Demographics • ~3,200 roofing contractor members • ~30-40,000 roofing contractors according to BLS • NRCA represents ~10% of roofing contracting businesses who generate ~70% of the $31B commercial sales and ~ 50% of the residential industry • ~10% do solely residential • ~80% do a combination of residential and commercial • ~10% do solely commercial • Most of the ~90% who are not members are small residential roofing contractors

  4. Two groups • Professional Residential Roofing Contractor • Has insurance • Likely affiliation with a manufacturer(s) as an approved applicator • Licensed, if state requires • Possibly member of local association, e.g., local roofing association, NAHB • Many are multi-generational companies

  5. Two Groups • “Jobber” Sometimes referred to ‘underground’ • No insurance • No license • Operates “out of the truck” • Sole proprietor, if registered • Low-cost provider

  6. Likely to recycle • NRCA member • Professional residential contractor

  7. Impediments • “It’s just not easy or cost-effective to do…” • Ease of disposal • Is there a recycling facility within reasonable distance of jobs? • Exceptional situation where one is nearby • Fuel prices at all time high • Tipping fees? • Some report higher tipping fees • Facility requiring relatively “clean” tear off

  8. Encouragement • Homeowners continue to inquire about recycling • Some areas reporting positive improvement over the last few years • WI, OR, SC, NC

  9. NRCA can help • Promote recycling supply chain in areas where it’s available • Encourage recycling efforts in legislative arenas • Partner with manufacturers, recyclers and others to affect improvement in waste stream

  10. Manufacturer Viewpoint

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