Full-Time
Updated on 8/7/2026
Roofing products and sustainable systems
$153k - $195.5k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Remote in USA
Remote
Applicants must currently reside in one of the listed U.S. states. The role requires 50% domestic travel.
Bachelor's, Master's
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GAF sells roofing products and systems for homes and commercial buildings. Its lineup includes shingles, TPO roofing, and Timberline solutions, with options to integrate solar technology; installers are independent contractors certified by GAF rather than directly employed. The company differentiates itself through a large market share, a formal installer certification program, comprehensive warranties, and a focus on sustainability. Its goal is to provide durable, high-quality roofing that protects structures and supports long-term growth while advancing environmental responsibility.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Parsippany-Troy Hills, New Jersey
Founded
1886
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Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Company Match
Family Planning Benefits
Fertility Treatment Support
Wellness Program
Tuition Reimbursement
Professional Development Budget
Training Programs
Employee Referral Bonus
Paid Vacation
Three organizations unite to give Baltimore mother more than a new roof. Jul 28, 2026 Green The Church, GAF, and Charm City Roofing partner to transform one family's home into a place of stability, sustainability, and community empowerment. BALTIMORE, Md. - July 7, 2026 - A simple request for help led to a powerful example of how purpose-driven organizations can come together to invest in people. Through a partnership between Green The Church, GAF, North America's largest roofing manufacturer, and Baltimore-based Charm City Roofing, local resident Ruby Taylor has received a new roof that represents far more than a home improvement. The project provides the stability she needs to rebuild her life while creating a foundation for a home that will serve as a gathering place for education, community, and generational wealth building. For Taylor, the roof symbolizes a new beginning. After facing significant personal and financial challenges while rebuilding her life as a single mother, Taylor wrote directly to the CEO of GAF and turned the company's own promise back on them. "You say you protect what matters most," she wrote. "My daughter and I are what matters most. Protect us." The CEO wrote back personally, then working alongside Green The Church, whose mission is to help congregations and communities embrace environmental stewardship through sustainable infrastructure investments, GAF and Charm City Roofing transformed that request into action. Together, the organizations installed a new roof that not only protects Taylor's home but also advances Green The Church's broader vision of strengthening communities through sustainability, resilience, and environmental justice. Charm City Roofing brought local expertise and craftsmanship to the project, helping translate generosity into lasting impact. For Taylor, the home's future extends well beyond her own family. She plans to open her home regularly as a community space where neighbors can gather for conversations centered on Black art, financial literacy, generational wealth, and creating opportunities for Black and Brown families and people with disabilities in Baltimore's Park Heights neighborhood. Many other homeowners in the area share Taylor's struggle, as its historic homes are in dire need of repair, with few outside organizations willing to invest in supporting them. Thanks to the generosity of GAF, Charm City Roofing, and Green The Church, Taylor's story has become an exception. Her home will become a place where knowledge is shared, relationships are strengthened, and community members learn from and support one another. Taylor says the experience also reinforced a lesson she hopes others will remember: "Success is your birthright." She encourages others facing difficult circumstances not to lose hope or be afraid to ask for help. Her experience has shown that meaningful partnerships often begin with a single conversation - you just have to be willing to ask. About Green The Church Green The Church equips churches and faith communities to become leaders in environmental stewardship by advancing sustainable infrastructure, clean energy solutions, and climate resilience. Through strategic partnerships, Green The Church helps congregations and communities reduce environmental impact while creating healthier, stronger neighborhoods. About Charm City Roofing Charm City Roofing is a Baltimore-based roofing company dedicated to delivering high-quality residential and commercial roofing solutions with exceptional craftsmanship, integrity, and service. The company is committed to protecting homes while investing in the communities it serves.
GAF helps map how its products contribute to green-building projects. GAF has unveiled its newly updated Spec Advisor, an interactive digital tool designed to help architects, designers, and roofing professionals effortlessly navigate product sustainability documentation. This powerful resource maps out exactly how GAF products contribute to major green building rating systems - now updated to include LEED v5 and Green Globes, alongside WELL and the Living Building Challenge. By offering an intuitive interface where users can simply hover over a document name and click to download directly from the gaf.com library, Spec Advisor eliminates the paperwork chase. The tool serves as a living, continuously updated repository, ensuring that industry professionals always have instant access to GAF's most current sustainability data to streamline their project certification workflows. July 21, 2026 July 20, 2026
It takes a village! Berkeley Habitat teams up with Big Bear Roofing, GAF, and QXO to impact Huger homeowner. Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County - June 1, 2026 A lifelong Huger home and a homeowner's story. Ms. Bertha is a lifelong resident of Huger who has called her home her own for more than 45 years. Growing up in the community she still lives in today, her home has been a place of stability, memories, and deep personal meaning. Over time, however, her aging roof began creating ongoing challenges that threatened the safety and longevity of her home. Like many longtime homeowners, the cost of major repairs placed those needs out of reach - until the community stepped in. Coming together to protect what matters most. On Thursday, May 14, Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County partnered with Big Bear Roofing, the GAF Community Matters Program, and QXO to complete a critical home repair for Ms. Bertha. Through this collaborative effort, Ms. Bertha received a brand-new roof - helping ensure she can remain safe, secure, and protected in her home for years to come. The project reflects the power of partnerships that blend local expertise with national support, all focused on strengthening communities through safe and affordable housing. "This project truly reflects what 'community matters' means," said George Druyos, President and CEO of Berkeley Habitat. "By working together, we're able to make a lasting difference for Ms. Bertha and help preserve the home she has cherished for decades." Partners making an impact. This home repair was made possible through the dedication and generosity of committed partners: * Big Bear Roofing led the roof installation, donating skilled labor and project management * GAF, through its Community Matters initiative, provided materials and resources to support resilient housing * QXO contributed additional support, reinforcing a shared commitment to community investment Together, these partners demonstrated what's possible when neighbors, businesses, and nonprofits unite around a common goal - helping homeowners remain safely housed and preserving the places that matter most. At Berkeley Habitat, Berkeleyhabitat is grateful for partners who believe in the power of collaboration and in the importance of strengthening its local communities, one home at a time. For more information on getting involved in helping serve its community of Berkeley County, visit berkeleyhabitat.org/volunteer.
Lawsuit filed against GAF alleging anti-competitive pricing practices and contractor retaliation; GAFLawsuit.com launches investigation. Heritage Builders LLC May 18, 2026, 09:30 ET Heritage Builders LLC has filed a lawsuit against GAF alleging anti-competitive pricing practices and improper use of contractor certification systems within the roofing industry. GAFLawsuit.com has launched to gather information related to the allegations contained in the complaint. LITTLE SILVER, N.J., May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ - Heritage Builders LLC has filed a lawsuit against GAF Materials Corporation and related entities alleging anti-competitive pricing practices, improper use of contractor certification systems, and contractor retaliation within the roofing industry. The lawsuit, Heritage Builders LLC v. GAF Materials Corporation et al., Case No. MRS-L-000595-26, was filed in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Morris County. According to the publicly filed complaint, Heritage Builders alleges that GAF used its market position and contractor certification programs, including its Master Elite contractor designation, in a manner that influenced contractor pricing practices and competitive positioning within the roofing marketplace. The complaint alleges that Heritage Builders maintained a business model focused on competitive pricing and transparency for consumers, but faced increasing pressure after refusing to raise prices to align with what the filing describes as elevated market pricing benchmarks. According to allegations contained in the complaint, GAF representatives allegedly monitored Heritage Builders' roofing estimates, compared pricing against competing contractors, and escalated actions when Heritage Builders continued offering lower and more competitive pricing to homeowners. The complaint further alleges that GAF's certification structure was used not only as a branding and marketing tool, but also as a mechanism capable of influencing contractor behavior, pricing structures, and participation within the roofing market. According to the complaint, Heritage Builders ultimately faced actions affecting its certification status after refusing to conform to the alleged pricing expectations outlined in the filing. The lawsuit also references alleged documented communications, including emails and text message exchanges, that Heritage Builders claims relate to contractor pricing expectations and competitive positioning. These materials are referenced within the publicly filed complaint and are available for review at GAFLawsuit.com. The allegations outlined in the lawsuit raise broader questions regarding the role certification systems may play within the roofing industry and whether such programs may affect contractor competition and consumer pricing. In connection with the lawsuit, Heritage Builders has launched GAFLawsuit.com, a platform created to provide public access to information relating to the case and to gather information from contractors, homeowners, and other individuals who may have relevant experience or knowledge related to the allegations. Individuals who have worked with GAF-certified contractors, received roofing estimates, or possess information related to contractor pricing practices, certification requirements, or competitive restrictions are encouraged to visit: and submit their information for review. Submissions may assist in evaluating the scope of the allegations and supporting the ongoing legal process. The allegations referenced in the lawsuit are claims asserted by Heritage Builders LLC in publicly filed court documents. GAF denies liability unless and until proven otherwise through the legal process. Media Contact Kevin Greenwald, Heritage Builders LLC, 1 (732) 813-0298, [email protected], https://www.heritagebuildersnj.com/ SOURCE Heritage Builders LLC
Building Materials Manufacturing LLC is closing its north Minneapolis roofing facility at 50 Lowry Avenue North by 4th April, resulting in approximately 120 redundancies. The plant manufactures roofing materials for its New Jersey-based parent company, GAF. Hourly employees, who are unionised, have bumping rights at GAF's Maple Grove warehouse, which will remain operational. However, other staff lack these protections. Affected positions include mechanics, engineers, janitors, managers, electricians, lorry drivers and shipping personnel. The closure will eliminate GAF's only manufacturing facility in Minnesota.