Employee Spotlight

Spotlight on Ritchie Lafleur

Ritchie Lafleur coating a roof for Rodd Roofing

Welcome to our monthly employee spotlight at Rodd Roofing! This month, we have the pleasure of introducing you to Ritchie Lafleur, our exceptional RCR (Roof Coating Restoration) Foreman. Ritchie has been a valuable member of our team for many years, bringing a wealth of experience and expertise to every project. Today, we delve into Ritchie's role at Rodd Roofing, his favorite on-the-job snack, and his passion for the RCR process. Join us as we shine the spotlight on this dedicated and skilled team member!

How long have you worked at Rodd Roofing?

"6 Years".

Richie Lafleur applying roof coating to commercial flat roof

What is your favorite on-the-job snack?

"Nutty bars".

Headshot of Ritchie Lafleur in sunglasses and a baseball cap

What is your favorite part of the RCR process and why?

I enjoy applying the silicon because it's the final step in a lengthy process and really looks great when you have done all the prep work well and thoroughly.

Richie Lafleur applying roof coating to commercial flat roof

Ritchie Lafleur is an invaluable member of the Rodd Roofing family, bringing his unwavering dedication and expertise to the RCR process. With six years of experience under his belt, Ritchie's commitment to excellence is evident in every project he undertakes. Whether he's applying the final touch of silicon or meticulously preparing the roof, Ritchie's attention to detail ensures outstanding results. We are grateful to have Ritchie as part of our team, and his passion for his work is truly inspiring. Stay tuned for more employee spotlights as we continue to showcase the remarkable individuals who make Rodd Roofing so great!

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