20 l ROOFINGBC l SPRING 2018 only way to gain experienced employees. As our company grows, so does the demand for workers.” Another trend Rollier has seen in recent years is increasing attention to safety regulations and initiatives. “Every year, more safety standards come into effect. We have noticed that we have to pre-qualify for many jobs now. Company safety records and procedures are a huge part of what general contractors are looking for when they choose a roofing contractor. Implementing a working safety program is key for staying relevant in the industry.” While about 75 per cent of its work is commercial, Thompson Valley provides residential services, including re-roofing, repairs to blown off shingles or damaged flashing, as well as custom alterations and renovations. Thompson Valley Roofing works on government and commercial build- ings, including schools, hospitals, shop- ping centres and apartment buildings. Employees are trained and certified in Chris Rollier with project manager Riley Balson RCABC MEMBER PROFILE