Your project is completed
Roof, siding, windows, masonry or a commercial restoration: the crew finishes, cleans up and does the final inspection, like any other job.
How it began
A trip to Colombia, and a decision that became the company's name
In 2010 Chuck Anania visited Cali, Colombia with his family. What he saw stayed with him: collapsing, leaking roofs over children and the elderly, serious health and safety problems that a roofer could fix in a day, in homes where no one could pay for it. He came home with twenty years of roofing behind him and one question: how do you help people who cannot help themselves, continuously, not once?
The answer was to build it into the business. For every roof we sell, we give: emergency roofing and home repairs for families in need, at no charge to them, funded by a share of every completed project. Roof4Roof is the first and only roofing company built on this One4One model. "One of life's most basic needs is shelter," Chuck says. "Keeping a safe, dry roof over your family's head has become increasingly difficult for many homeowners."
- 2010The first roofs in Cali. Roof4Roof is born. Christmas after Christmas, the crew goes back.
- 2013Disaster relief in Tacloban, Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan; a bond with the Asilo de San Vicente de Paul orphanage in Manila that still holds.
- 201727 new roofs and 3 emergency repairs in one month in Menga, Cali; more than 200 Cali families helped. The New Jersey General Assembly honors Chuck for humanitarian service; the Russell Berrie Foundation names him an Unsung Hero.
- 2019Bogotá: partnership with the Fearless Girls Foundation (Niñas sin Miedo).
- 2025Fifteen years of giving: $15,000 in Random Acts of Kindness, a community center roof in the Dominican Republic, a wounded veteran in Morris County, Patagonia wildfire relief.
- 2026Montería, Colombia flood mission: Chuck and his family on the ground for two weeks, $25,000 raised for shelters, roofs and food. Rosalbina's roof in Cali.
