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How A Metal Roof Manufacturer Became a Multi-Generational Business

How did a metal roof manufacturer become a multi-generational business? Learn more about the Board and Batten. Click the link to download our free guide: https://newtechmachinery-4478417.hs-s... Customer stories series:    • Customer Stories   ********************************** Todd Andrews, a metal roof manufacturer, from Classic Metals Inc. in Chester, South Carolina, gave New Tech Machinery a glimpse inside his rollforming operation. In this video, Todd highlights his long relationship with New Tech Machinery, shows us his collection of SSQII's, shares his years of experience in the metals industry, and much more. Watch the video to learn how Todd succeeded in the metal panel business. If we didn't answer your question in this video, you can contact us here: https://hubs.ly/H0f817Z0 In this video 0:00 - Teaser 0:26 - Intro 0:54 - How did you get started in the business? 1:38 - Who are your primary customers? 1:50 - Have you noticed a change in your customer base? 2:13 - What gets you most excited about his work? 2:44 - What attracted you to New Tech Machinery? 3:17 - What mistakes have you made? 3:32 - Current machines 3:48 - What do you wish you knew when you started in the business? 4:12 - How has New Tech Machinery helped your business? 4:48 - What's the relationship with the New Tech Machinery service? 5:42 - Did you buy the Board and Batten? 6:18 - Multi-generational business 7:15 - Slogans/Outro ********************************** FOLLOW THE NEW TECH MACHINERY TEAM ►  / new-tech-machinery   ►  / ntmmazzella   ►  / newtechmach   Visit Our Website: https://hubs.ly/H0f82Sn0 Subscribe To Our Blog: https://hubs.ly/H0f82T00 New Tech Machinery provides no warranty (finish, substrate or weather tight) in relation to the metal roofing systems the machines form. Should a warranty be required, users should consult with metal roof manufacturer or coil supplier prior to contracting on work. It is the sole responsibility of the installer and/or metal panel manufacturer to ensure that the roof system meets all engineering and local building codes.