CentiMark

CentiMark Corporation (est. 1968) is a national roofing contractor company headquartered in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania in the United States. The company also has a flooring division, QuestMark, and a Canadian Roofing subsidiary, CentiMark LTD.

Edward B. Dunlap started D&B Laboratories in 1967 as a part time industrial cleaning products business in the basement of his home. In 1968, with $1,000 seed money from D&B Laboratories and one associate, Dunlap started Northern Chemical Company. In response to customer needs, Northern Chemical Company became involved in roofing and flooring maintenance. In the 1970s, the oil crisis negatively impacted the built up roofing market that was dependent on crude oil for asphalt. The quality of asphalt decreased as oil companies were pressed to extract as much oil from crude as possible. The price of asphalt increased, thus resulting in higher roofing prices. Since 1991, in various roofing magazine rankings, CentiMark has consistently been the #1 or #2 roofing contractor in North America.

In 2006, QuestMark was established to expand CentiMark’s presence in the flooring industry. DiamondQuest, a new technology for concrete grinding and polishing, catered to a fast growing market segment in the flooring industry. According to the company website, QuestMark operates out of numerous offices nationwide.

The CentiMark Corporation headquarters is located in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, just outside Pittsburgh. CentiMark has over 80 offices and 3,500 associates across North America. They service all major cities.