Supreme Roofing

Craig has had roofing in his blood since he was born. He officially started working for Supreme during his senior year of high school, as part of Supreme’s apprentice program, then worked as a Junior Estimator during college summers. After graduating from the University of Alabama in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in finance management, Craig started working for Supreme full-time, managing the service department until being promoted to Vice President in 2016. He loves being surrounded by a great team that works together to take care of others and being able to provide customers with quality roofs and exemplary customer service. His favorite projects include those that others either say can’t be done or want to avoid, “because Supreme loves rising to challenges and successfully completing complex jobs.”  In addition to his role at Supreme, Craig is active in the roofing industry, where he has served as as a board member and board president of NTRCA, a board member of RCAT and a member of MRCA, NRLRC and Alliance for Progress.

In his role at Supreme, Craig Deary is focused on creating consistency, streamlining procedures and improving processes among and across all of Supreme’s locations, especially in the area of accounting and finance. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and a Master of Science degree in Marketing, both from the University of Alabama, graduating cum laude. Before joining the Supreme team in 2015, he spent 8 years at a large, international auto and industrial replacement parts company, where he worked as a territory sales manager and then a national operations manager, earning the prestigious President’s Club award for outstanding sales. Craig’s favorite part about working for Supreme is the opportunity to work with a tight-knit team that creates a significant impact. 

Jack brings more than 35 years in the commercial roofing industry to his role as the General Manager of Supreme’s Oklahoma office, where he oversees everything from project management to customer relations and employee management. He started as a laborer and worked his way up through the ranks to Foreman, Superintendent, Senior Superintendent, Project Manager, Senior Project Manager and General Manager. He is OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certified, has been certified by all major manufacturers and has held state certifications in several states where this is available, including Louisiana, Florida and Michigan.

Shawn McMillin started in the roofing industry as a laborer in 1981, working alongside many of Supreme’s founding members. Like most of Supreme’s management team, he worked his way up the ranks in the industry, advancing from Laborer to Foreman, Superintendent, Estimator, Sales Rep and beyond. During the course of his career, he also spent 10 years in the energy savings performance contracting (ESPC) industry, which incorporated both commercial and residential roofing applications as part of an overall energy efficiency package for facilities. Today, he manages the day-to-day operations of Supreme’s Colorado office, serving customers throughout the Rocky Mountain region. He oversees and coordinates everything from operations to sales, safety and customer relations. Shawn thoroughly enjoys his role and loves partnering with his team and customers to help build an operation that is a positive resource and leader within the industry.

With 25 years in the roofing industry, Marshall Fox started as a low slope roofing laborer and worked his way up through the industry’s ranks from laborer to Roof Mechanic to Lead Man, Foreman, Superintendent, Project Manager, Senior Project Manager and now Vice President. In his role, Marshall works to determine each client’s unique needs, ensures that the right roofing system is put in place for each client and pays close attention to the details, so that each project is done right, on time and on budget. Among his favorite projects are roof replacements for the dormitory building of the Holyoke Soldiers Home in Holyoke, MA and roof replacements for many schools, state buildings, federal buildings, police/emergency management facilities and United States Armed Services locations. Marshall takes pride in the relationships he has forged: “I like knowing that the handshake at the end of the job was as sincere as the handshake at the beginning.” He is OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certified, a certified installer for all major manufacturers, has completed Fall Protection Awareness training and holds certifications for numerous pieces of roofing related equipment.

Jon runs operations for Supreme’s New England office, which serves Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, Maine and Rhode Island. He started in the roofing industry nearly 15 years ago as a laborer and quickly advanced to Foreman then Estimator before joining Supreme to start the New England office almost 5 years ago. Jon holds a Construction Supervisors License (CSL) in the state of Massachusetts, an OSHA 10 certification, an asbestos certification, an aerial/boom lifts certification and is an active member of the North/East Roofing Contractors Association (NERCA). Jon enjoys the unique challenges that inevitably arise each day and round tabling them with the Supreme team to develop the best and safest solutions for each customer. “The people I work with are some of the hardest working individuals I have ever met, who realize that a team is more important than any individual.” His favorite projects include college campus buildings, because of their old, architectural beauty. “Some of them are hundred-year-old buildings, which you can’t find anywhere else in the country.” 

With nearly 20 years of roofing industry experience, Todd Gilmore started his career as a sheet metal installer. Fifteen years ago, he joined Supreme, where he worked his way up through the company’s sheet metal department, from Foreman to Superintendent to Manager. His combination of industry knowledge, communication skills and managerial talent made him the perfect choice to head operations for all of Supreme.  In this role, he is responsible for project scheduling, managing project superintendents, facility management and fleet management. He enjoys the knowledgeable, supportive team at Supreme and the pride everyone has in their work. “I especially enjoy the challenge of being held every day to a higher standard.” Among his favorite projects are high profile sheet metal projects, including the Gaylord Texan and the Radio Shack World Headquarters.

Will Messer manages Supreme’s service department, overseeing operations, sales, scheduling, project management, account management, new technology implementation and process improvement. He enjoys helping clients manage their roof assets, determining which roofs need replaced vs. which roofs can be repaired to extend their serviceable life and implementing preventative maintenance programs to prevent leak issues. Will began his career almost 20 years ago as a laborer at a general contracting firm and worked his way up through the ranks before joining the Supreme team in 2012. He started in a service sales role, moved to Service Estimator/Project Manager and was then promoted to Service Manager. He says that the most rewarding part of his job is helping customers resolve tough leak issues and implementing processes and technology to better serve customers.

Stuart Mitchell brings close to 30 years of financial industry experience to his role as CFO of Supreme Roofing, where he is responsible for the company’s finances, accounting, budgeting and risk mitigation. Prior to joining Supreme, he worked in public accounting, management consulting, finance and banking industries, where his roles included CFO for a non-depository financial institution and the Credit Risk Operations Manager for a leading U.S. banking franchise. He is a Certified Public Accountant, holds a BBA degree in accounting, has won numerous Lender of Year awards and has spoken at national financial industry conventions.