www.mrca.org  —  Midwest Roofer
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MRCA IS A STRONG RESOURCE FOR ROOFING PROFESSIONALS
Bill Seibert, MRCA President
O
ne of the things I 
appreciate most about 
the roofing industry 
is that it’s full of people who 
are always looking for ways 
to improve. Whether it is 
improving their companies, 
their teams, themselves, or the 
quality of work they deliver 
to their customers, that mindset of continual improvement 
is also what drives the Midwest Roofing Contractors 
Association.
MRCA exists to help roofing professionals grow stronger 
businesses and stay connected to the larger industry. 
Membership isn’t just about belonging to an association-
it’s about having access to education, resources, and 
relationships that help contractors navigate an increasingly 
complex business environment. Whether it’s safety training, 
technical guidance, leadership development, or simply 
learning from peers who face many of the same challenges, 
MRCA continues to provide meaningful value to its 
members.
One area where we’re seeing tremendous growth across 
the industry is in service and maintenance operations. 
Many contractors are recognizing that a well-run service 
department can create stronger customer relationships while 
providing consistent revenue opportunities.
By the time you read this message, MRCA will have held 
their very first Service Summit held in conjunction with 
the Ohio Roofing Contractors Association and Tracey 
Donels of Service First Solutions. Tracey has worked 
with contractors across the country to help build successful 
service divisions, and this event was focused on practical 
strategies and ideas that companies could take home 
and put into action. It’s a great example of how industry 
partnerships can deliver valuable education to contractors 
who want to keep improving. 
Looking a little further down the calendar, we’re also 
preparing for the all new MRCA Leadership Summit set 
for November 18-19, 2026, in Cape Coral, Florida. This 
event promises to be one of the most valuable opportunities 
for company leaders within our association and industry. 
The Summit allows owners and executives to step away 
from the day-to-day demands of running a business to spend 
time focusing on leadership, strategy, and the future of 
our industry. Just as important, it provides an environment 
where meaningful conversations can take place and 
relationships are strengthened.
At the end of the day, organizations like MRCA succeed 
because of the people who participate. I’m grateful for the 
contractors, associate members, volunteers, and partners 
who continue to invest their time and energy into this 
association. Your involvement ensures that MRCA remains 
a strong resource for roofing professionals across the 
Midwest and in interesting times like these there is no better 
reason to get involved in the MRCA.
I look forward to seeing many of you at our upcoming 
events and continuing to move this industry forward 
together.
Bill Seibert
MRCA President
Fisher Roofing of Kearney
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