DFW Roofing Contractor Nonprofit Charity Support Announced
Oct 21, 2020
North Texas residential roofers Daughters Roofing has launched a new charity program to benefit local families and communities across the DFW area. The company will contribute 2 percent of all roof renovation and replacement sales to one of four foundations in the local community.
Waxahachie, United States - October 20, 2020 /PressCable/ —
DFW residential roofers Daughters Roofing has launched a local nonprofit charity support program. The program aims to support the local community by contributing a percentage of every roof replacement or renovation order to charity nonprofits working among families.
The Waxahachie, TX roofing company has pledged to contribute 2 percent of all sales on roof replacements and renovations to local nonprofits. The program benefits children and teens with disabilities or terminal illnesses, women, children of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, and victims of orthopedic, neurological, and learning disorders.
Daughters Roofing supports the work of the Dream Hunt Foundation, Texas Scottish Rite Hospital, 10-7 Outdoors, and Involved for Life. Clients and customers choose one of these four foundations while paying for a roof renovation.
The DFW roof replacement contractor offers premium residential roofing solutions to homeowners across North Texas. The company recommends affordable storm repairs, roofing for new constructions, and roof renovation services ahead of the winter months.
Go to https://daughtersroofing.com/roof-renovations for more information about the charity benefit program.
The Waxahachie, TX roofing contractor has launched the community charity program as part of an ongoing effort to provide much-needed relief to struggling families across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
Daughters Roofing has expanded its service area to a 100-mile radius around the city. The company specializes in the rapid installation of UV-resistant TPO roofing, standing seam metal roofs, and traditional asphalt shingles.
Ellis County roofing professionals help customers choose the roofing material that meets their aesthetic preferences and functional needs within their budget. Daughters Roofing uses quality synthetic felt and ice water in all valleys as standard installation practices to improve the life of the roofing structure.
For more information about Daughters Roofing visit https://daughtersroofing.com
Daughters Roofing consults and coordinates with other contractors and service providers while installing roofs for newly constructed houses to prevent delays. All local Ellis County roofing crews are bonded and insured for roofing projects to ensure efficiency and safety.
According to a spokesperson for Waxahachie, TX residential roofing company, “A founding principle of Daughters Roofing is to invest profits back into organizations that provide hope in difficult times of need for families in our community. We are happy to partner with these grassroots nonprofits through our nonprofit charity program in a spirit of service.”
Daughters Roofing is a family-owned residential and commercial roofing contractor based in Waxahachie, TX, serving customers across North Texas. The company has more than four decades of roofing experience combined and offers roof renovation and complete roof replacement services.
For more information about top-rated roof installations in Ellis County, TX and to request a free estimate, call 817-673-0770 or visit the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Nick Snyder
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Organization: Daughters Roofing
Address: 2591 North Highway 77, Suite 107, Waxahachie, Texas 75165, United States
Phone: +1-817-673-0770
Website: https://daughtersroofing.com/
Source: PressCable
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