Meet our team

Ken McNulty: Sales Executive

Ken McNulty brings over 30 years of commercial roofing experience to his role, helping businesses protect and maximize their roofing investments. He began his career on a roofing crew, carrying buckets of hot asphalt, and quickly transitioned into sales. Over time, Ken’s drive and expertise led him to own and operate Morrow Roofing from 1991 to 2019, where he built lasting client relationships and deep industry knowledge.

When Morrow Roofing merged with Weather Shield Roofing Systems in 2019, Ken took on the role of Sales Executive, continuing to serve clients throughout Lansing and Mid-Michigan. In this role, he delivers tailored roofing strategies focused on extending roof life and minimizing costly disruptions.

More recently, Ken has expanded Weather Shield’s presence into the growing Nashville, Tennessee market—bringing the company’s proven, relationship-driven approach to a new region. Beyond work, he enjoys golfing and spending quality time with his wife, children, and grandchildren.

Weather Shield Roofing Systems Expands to Nashville, TN

Weather Shield Roofing Systems™, a national leader in commercial roof maintenance, is proud to announce the opening of its new location in Nashville, Tennessee.

For over 40 years, Weather Shield has helped businesses protect their roofs through proactive service, clear communication, and long-term planning. Now, commercial property owners and managers across Middle Tennessee can benefit from the same expert care.

What Is Max Life™ Roof Care and Why Nashville Commercial Properties Need It

If you’re managing or owning a commercial property here in Nashville, you might be asking: What is Max Life Roof Care—and how can it benefit us? At Weather Shield Roofing Systems, we’ve been helping businesses for over 40 years protect their buildings from the top down, and we’re excited to offer our Max Life™ Roof Care program to commercial properties in Middle Tennessee.

Can I Fix My Roof Myself?

If you’re seeing a roof leak in your building or you’ve noticed damage to your commercial roof, it’s natural to wonder: Can I fix my roof myself? It’s tempting. Maybe you think it’ll save money or speed things up.

The short answer? Yes, you can try to fix it yourself. But here’s the truth: most of the time, DIY roof repairs end up causing more problems than they solve.

What’s the Difference Between a White Roof and a Black Roof?

If you’ve ever wondered whether the color of your roof really makes a difference, you’re not alone. Many commercial property owners and managers ask us this exact question. And yes—the color of your roof absolutely impacts your building’s performance, comfort, and costs.

Let’s break it down so you can make the best choice for your facility.

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