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in central Iowa. In 2021a colleague and Des Moines native. Aaron remains active in the business serving in a salescustomer relations and mentorship role. With the acquisitionthe company underwent a transformationrebranding as Aaron’s Roofing Inc. Under Andy’s stewardshipand with the many connections Andy had built in the Des Moines community over the yearsAaron&#8217s Roofing experienced rapid growthto large-scale endeavors such as multi-building apartment complexesAaron’s Roofing Inc. is equipped to handle projects of any size or complexity. Meet Andy MarottiOwner Andy&#8217s journey from his roots in BeaverdaleIowato becoming a business owner is a testament to his hard workdetermination and commitment to his home state. In 2001Andy began as a draftsman for an engineering firmpreparing him for his eventual venture as a business owner. In 2021Andy&#8217Andy enjoys a fulfilling family life in Urbandale with his wife Michellewho works as a nurse

2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 SERVICE AREA AFFILIATIONS TESTIMONIALS GALLERY FREE ESTIMATE About Our History You’re hiring a locally-owned & operated business when you choose Aaron’s Roofing Inc. Aaron Helmrichs founded Aaron’s Westside Roofing in Des Moines in 2000, leveraging his 35 years of experience in the roofing industry. Over the years, the company flourished under his leadership, becoming a prominent roofing business in central Iowa. In 2021, Aaron made the decision to s

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