Signatory contractor network
Put trained talent behind the plan.
Local 106 connects roofing contractors with skilled roofers and waterproofers prepared to install quality systems and keep work moving responsibly.
Indiana + Kentucky contractor directory
Five direct starting points.
Every listing below reflects the contractor contact information supplied by Roofers Local 106.
Showing all 5 directory listings.
Evansville, Indiana
Midwest Roofing Co.
1208 N. Harlan AvenueEvansville, IN 47724
Newburgh, Indiana
Embry Roofing
2255 Anderson RoadNewburgh, IN 47630
Evansville, Indiana
Lehman Roofing Inc.
2005 Allens LaneEvansville, IN 47712
Chandler, Indiana
B & S Roofing, Inc.
344 Inderrieden RoadChandler, IN 47610
Lexington, Kentucky
Kalkreuth Roofing
2131 Capstone DriveLexington, KY 40511
No contractors match this city filter.
Directory details reflect the current contractor records supplied by Roofers Local 106. Contact the contractor or Local 106 directly to confirm service availability, qualifications, licensing, insurance, scope, and project fit.
A dependable labor partner
Quality starts before anyone steps onto the roof.
Local 106’s labor-management approach helps contractors draw from a workforce that understands roofing systems, safety, coordination, and the responsibility behind every customer relationship.
Build skill before production depends on it.
Apprentices combine supervised field experience with related technical study, while experienced members continue building roofing, waterproofing, safety, and industry knowledge.
Connect the right people to the work.
Contractors can contact the hall to discuss workforce needs, jurisdiction, project timing, and the practical requirements behind a roofing or waterproofing scope.
Carry shared standards onto the jobsite.
System knowledge, disciplined safety habits, efficient execution, and respect for the customer all contribute to dependable project delivery.
What partnership puts to work
Standards that carry from training to the roof.
A labor partnership is most useful when the workforce can connect technical knowledge, safe habits, productive execution, and respect for the project.
System knowledge
Training across built-up roofing, single-ply systems, modified bitumen, residential applications, and specialized waterproofing.
Safety discipline
Strict safety habits and continued education that reinforce responsible decisions throughout the workday.
Workforce development
A joint labor-management apprenticeship model that develops new roofers while experienced members keep advancing.
Shared standards
A culture centered on quality work, strong work ethic, efficient execution, and respect for every customer relationship.
Plan the next project
Need skilled roofers and waterproofers?
Contact Roofers Local 106 to discuss workforce needs, jurisdiction, project timing, and contractor partnership.
