No Rest for California Roofers

After weeks of rain, fueled by the atmospheric river which slammed California, roofers across the state are working around the clock to meet the unprecedented demand for roof repairs and replacements. Resilient Roofing’s Seth Larson gives an interview with Fox Weather, shining a national spotlight on roofing work in San Diego… WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW

Resilient Roofing appearing on Fox Weather to talk about the impact of California storms on local roofers

Resilient Roofing President and Owner, Seth Larson, appearing on Fox Weather to discuss the impact of California storms on local roofers

A Busy Two Weeks For Roofers Following Massive San Diego Storms

Resilient Roofing President Seth Larson on Fox 5 San Diego to discuss San Diego's roofing needs after the severe rainstorm

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SAN DIEGO — The rainstorm that passed through the San Diego area has left homeowners assessing the damage to their properties. As a result, roofing companies have been busier than usual, dealing with an influx of emergency calls. One such company, Resilient Roofing in Miramar, has seen a massive increase in demand for their services.

Their warehouse in Miramar is practically empty as they work to meet the demand for their services. All of their supplies, including tarps, have been put to use as they rush to help homeowners patch and repair the damage caused by the storm. With several inches of rain falling across the county, the need for their services has been high. Despite the increased workload, companies like Resilient Roofing are working tirelessly to ensure that their customers' homes are properly repaired and protected.… READ FULL STORY

Resilient Roofing’s Seth Larson as a guest on TalkStory: Business Edition

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Resilient Roofing was recognized as one of the 2022 finalists 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, where they discuss this and much more… LISTEN TO THE FULL PODCAST

Awards certificate for Resilient Roofing, a Category 3 finalist with 11-50 employees, from the 2022 Torch Awards for Ethics by BBB San Diego.

SD voyager meets with Seth Larson of Resilient Roofing

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Seth Larson, President of Resilient Roofing

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2020 Video commercial partnership with Cox

The SD Voyager Story

Seth Larson speaks with Jessica F. at SD Voyager to discuss the origins of his entrepreneurial journey, what makes him happy and the history of his current two companies.

Seth holds the record for the youngest person in California (age 19) to pass and obtain a contractors license. He and his wife Marianna run and manage both Resilient Roofing and Stel Builders (design/build remodeling company)... READ FULL STORY

“The Future Is Here” - 3D Printed Homes Now In Mexico

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Resilient Roofing donates a portion of each roofing project to help build homes in some of the world’s poorest communities

CBS NEWS 8 STORY

The very first 3D-printed housing community is being built in Tabasco, Mexico, and a San-Diego based company 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 in San Diego…. READ FULL STORY

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