In the Press
No Rest for California Roofers
After weeks of rain fueled by the atmospheric river that slammed California, roofers across the state worked around the clock to meet unprecedented demand for roof repairs and replacements. Resilient Roofing's Seth Larson gave an interview with Fox Weather, shining a national spotlight on roofing work in San Diego.
Watch the full interview on Fox Weather →
A Busy Two Weeks for Roofers Following Massive San Diego Storms
SAN DIEGO — The rainstorm that passed through the San Diego area left homeowners assessing damage to their properties. As a result, roofing companies were busier than usual, dealing with an influx of emergency calls. Resilient Roofing in Miramar saw a massive increase in demand for their services.
Their Miramar warehouse was practically empty as they worked to meet demand — all of their supplies, including tarps, put to use as they rushed to help homeowners patch and repair storm damage. Despite the increased workload, the team worked tirelessly to ensure customers' homes were properly repaired and protected.
Read the full story on Fox 5 San Diego →
Seth Larson on TalkStory: Business Edition
Resilient Roofing was recognized as a 2022 finalist for the BBB Torch Awards for Ethics. As a guest on the TalkStory: Business Edition podcast, Austin Behic and William Peetoom are joined by Seth Larson of Resilient Roofing to discuss this and much more.
SD Voyager Meets with Seth Larson of Resilient Roofing
Seth Larson, President of Resilient Roofing, spoke with Jessica F. at SD Voyager about the origins of his entrepreneurial journey, what makes him happy, and the history of his two companies. Seth holds the record for the youngest person in California (age 19) to pass and obtain a contractor's license. He and his wife Marianna run and manage both Resilient Roofing and Stel Builders, a design/build remodeling company.
Read the full story on SD Voyager →
"The Future Is Here" — 3D-Printed Homes Now in Mexico
Resilient Roofing donates a portion of each roofing project to help build homes in some of the world's poorest communities. The very first 3D-printed housing community is being built in Tabasco, Mexico, and a San Diego–based company is helping. "I always thought it was science fiction, but it's science fact. I mean, it's happening," said Seth Larson, owner of Resilient Roofing.
Read the full story on CBS 8 →
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