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Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity | Fall 2011 NEWSLETTER
Molloy Roofing Co. Has Long History Of Donated Roofing Labor With Cincinnati Habitat
Molloy Roofing Co. is a family-owned business serving Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Located in Blue Ash, the company offers both commercial and residential roofing service to its customers. It was founded by H.J. Molloy in 1900, and is presently led by Dave Molloy, the fourth generation President. About 20 years ago, by a Habitat volunteer from his church to personally assist with shingling a roof of one of our earliest Habitat homes in Cincinnati. Dave and his company have remained active in providing free roofing labor to our ministry over the years.
The Cincinnati Enquirer | 21 April 2011
Storm provides boost for roofers
Wednesday's strong thunderstorms and winds triggered a flood of calls to roofing companies.
Angie's LisT MagazinE | 18 September 2010
Gutter guards, maintenance delay replacement
When should I have my gutters cleaned?
Molloy: It's best to clean them after seeds have fallen in the spring, and after leaves have fallen in autumn.
The Cincinnati Enquirer | 23 May 2009
Time for first of two gutter cleanings
BLUE ASH - Cliff Wicks leaves gutter cleaning to the professionals now.
The Blue Ash resident used to clean his own gutters, until ahout five years ago when a ladder accident during a cleaning left Wicks with a broken nose, bumps and bruises.
"I gave the ladder away and decided I would outsource it," Wicks said with a laugh. "They know what they're doing."
The Cincinnati Enquirer | 30 September 2008
Roofers see business go through the ceiling
Blue is suddenly de rigueur on Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky rooftops. And the hottest phone number in town is the cell number of a good roofer.
Drive down almost any residential street and those blue tarps protecting damaged roofs seem to be almost everywhere. The near hurricane-force winds of Sept. 14 caused unprecedented roof damage to homes and businesses, triggering an equally staggering demand for roofers and roofing materials.
The Cincinnati Enquirer | 27 July 2008
Family roofing business keeps thriving after 100 years' service
BLUE ASH - Dave Molloy doesn't know why his family got started in the roofing business four generations ago, but he does know it was a business he loved from childhood and one that he has continued even when the rest of the family moved on.
Cincinnati Magazine | May 2008
Peak Performance: High standards have kept this roofer in business for four generations
Dave Molloy knows the roofing business from the ground up. His first job for Molloy Roofing Co., founded by his great-grandfather, Harry Molloy, in 1900, was sorting nails by size for the work crews. “That was when I was 8,” he explains. “When I got a little older, I painted metalwork and filled the Dumpsters with scrap.” At 18, Molloy strapped on a nail apron and climbed the ladder that would lead him from the rooftops to ownership of the company in 2001.
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