PRG Roofing & Construction
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Hi, I’m Randy Garand. My wife Phyliis and I co-created PRG Roofing & Construction here in Florida. Along with our General Manager Rob, we are very proud of the work we do for our customers and the team we’ve fostered. We’ve built this company on craftsmanship, communication, and a deep commitment to doing things the right way—every single time.

A Little About Randy…

I’ve been in roofing since 1984. I started as an installer, working with my hands every day, and I loved the satisfaction of stepping back at the end of the job and knowing it was done right. I learned the trade from my dad, who was a roof installer himself, and he drilled into me the importance of doing things properly the first time—not just for speed, but for long-term durability and pride in your work.

After two decades on the roof, I realized I needed to shift my focus—not because I didn’t love the work, but because I wanted to build something more lasting. So, I began managing divisions for some of the largest roofing companies in the U.S., running commercial and residential operations from Cape Coral to Oklahoma City. That’s where I refined my skills in project management, quality control, and client education.

In 2018, I returned to Florida and launched PRG Roofing & Construction. I brought with me years of knowledge, strong relationships with top manufacturers, and a vision for a roofing company that prioritizes quality over shortcuts.

A Little About Rob…

I started in the roofing supply industry back in 1998, working on the trucks, loading materials, and learning the ins and outs of every product we sold. Over time, I moved into sales, and that’s how I first met Randy—he was one of my clients. We connected right away because we both shared a focus on doing things right, no matter the size of the job.

Eventually, I joined Randy’s team at another roofing company. He taught me how to read blueprints, break down job scopes, and manage every detail of a roofing project from start to finish. I’m still learning to this day—because in roofing, the second you stop learning is the second you fall behind.