Tecta America WeatherGuard’s roofing team installed a roof at CDYFC in Clifton Park, NY, and they chose to donate the food they collected during their holiday food drive to that organization. Pictured is Building Manager Ricky Gerlach (left), his daughter Hazel and General Manager Mike Bisner (right).  

  During the last 37 years, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has received more than 5M calls, circulated billions of photos of missing children, and helped recover more than 355,000 children. Tecta America WeatherGuard trucks have a magnet with information about a missing person from their area to aid NCMEC in their search.

  .   Brockton team members helped reduce the number of people without a warm coat to wear by collecting outerwear to benefit Coats for Kids and Families. Anton’s Cleaners dry cleaned the gently used coats before they were distributed to those in need. Director of Operations Eric Peterson is holding just some of the

  .   During the last 37 years, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has received more than 5M calls, circulated billions of photos of missing children, and helped recover more than 355,000 children. Tecta America New England and WeatherGuard trucks have a magnet with information about a missing person from their area to

  .   Tecta America New England locations collected jars of peanut butter to help local families experiencing food insecurity. In conjunction with The Washington Trust Company‘s annual drive, our Brockton and Billerica locations donated to The Charity Guild, Inc. in Brockton, MA. Service Manager Rich Potts (center) and Bus Dev Rep Anthony Moura (right)