Our mission at Hearth has always been to help you grow and protect your business. That’s more true now than ever.
We hosted "The Contractor's Survival Kit to Coronavirus" webinar with roofing legend Steve Weyl. He discussed how to make it through this crisis while holding onto your business.
You could qualify for the necessary funds to protect your business. We’ve put together guidelines to help you navigate the SBA loan programs.
Showcase the precautions you're taking to win clients' trust and their business. We've crafted a safety guidelines document with your branding to show clients. And it's free.
Real-time updates and resources on how
contractors are staying ahead of COVID-19
Unlike some jobs, where it's easy to work from home and keep business afloat, contractors need to be on job sites and bidding new business.
We know you can't move everything 100% online, but here are a few tips we recommend adhering to while continuing to support homeowners.
There has been significant noise around what loan options are available for small businesses and and how to take advantage of them. We've compiled what you need to know in order to make the best decision for your business.
The Payroll Protection Program is a new SBA program created under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”) that is designed to help small businesses with less than 500 employees maintain their payroll and business operations during the current economic crisis.
The SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loan is an existing SBA loan program that is designed to provide economic relief to small businesses located in declared disaster zones that have suffered economic injuries related to the declared disaster.
Nobody has to get through the COVID-19 pandemic alone. During these times, we recommend coming together (virtually) as a contractor community. Look to see what is working well for others while sharing your own successes and struggles to help your business get through these times.
We have been pooling together resources from a variety of different sources. This section will be continually updated as we come across more useful information.
General COVID-19 Information
For the most timely information and guidance on COVID-19, please monitor the World Health Organization and the Center for Disease Control websites.