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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

News: Nominations Open for DryHome's "Free Roof for the Holidays" Program

Last year's winner:
Barbara Green
(Nov. 6, 2012) - DryHome Roofing and Siding of Sterling is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its "Free Roof for the Holidays" program by giving away two free roofs this holiday season to those in need.

The recipients will be two different deserving individuals, families or nonprofits withe free roofs awarded based on nominations DryHome receives from customers and the community.

Nominations are being accepted until Nov. 30, 2012 with winners announced in early December. To nominate: go online to www.dryhome.com and click on the nomination form or email DryHome at info@dryhome.com. Nominator should include their name and phone number as well as nominee’s name, address, phone and reason why they are being nominated. DryHome will carefully review and evaluate all applications before selecting the nominees.


DryHome Roofing and Siding has been serving Northern Virginia for almost 25 years and is committed to making a difference in the community. Every day, DryHome’s work ensures that families and organizations have safe, high-quality roofs. The “Free Roof for the Holidays” program enables DryHome to thank its customers and the community by helping those less fortunate have a safe roof over their heads too.

The “Free Roof for the Holidays” program is open to Northern Virginia families, individuals and nonprofits. Last year, Leesburg resident Barbara Green, a recent widow and school bus driver of 35 years, won the roof. Other recipients have included: Hubert Laconia, a grandfather and veteran; Good Shepherd Alliance, a nonprofit serving Loudoun’s homeless, Reston Interfaith, a nonprofit serving the homeless; Falls Church Cub Scout House; Gabriel Homes, a nonprofit serving adults with developmental disabilities; Mrs. Caylor, a Leesburg resident and volunteer; and Bernie Cline, an elderly Alexandria resident.

DryHome's owner Steve Gotschi -- a Northern Virginia native and Leesburg resident -- feels strongly about giving back to the community, having his own personal experience with homelessness at one point in his life.

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