A&M Premier Roofing, Spencer Boyd Teaming Up for Charlotte Truck Race

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A&M Premier Roofing, the fastest-growing and highest-rated roofing company in North Carolina, is set to partner with Spence Boyd and Freedom Racing Enterprises for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series event at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Memorial Day Weekend.

With the event centered around the celebration of Memorial Day weekend and a highlight of the NASCAR Salutes campaign, A&M Premier will be gifting a new roof to a deserving Veteran through the company’s free roofing program, NC Roofs for Veterans.

“I like to partner with like-minded people. The team over at A&M Premier believes in taking care of the Veteran community – as I have my entire career,” said Spencer Boyd, driver and co-owner of the No. 76 Chevrolet Silverado.”The award-winning roofing company is Veteran-owned and operated and is committed to hiring Veterans and helping local Veterans in need. They know firsthand how much it means to give back to the men and women that fight for our freedom. I want to applaud their efforts with the NC Roofs for Veterans program and hope I can help bring more awareness about what they are doing with a NASCAR marketing campaign.”

A&M Premier awards a local Veteran in need of a full roof replacement through an open nomination process on their website. At the end of May 2024, A&M Premier will provide its third free roof to decorated Vietnam Veteran, Johnie Deans of Selma, NC. The company will fully replace Mr. Deans’ roof which has been severely damaged by weather over the years. A&M Premier will cover 100% of the costs for materials and labor in partnership with GAF, the leader in roofing materials.

“Having a high-quality, properly installed roof is essential to protecting your home. As a Marine Veteran, I’m proud to help fellow Veterans sleep well at night knowing their homes are protected from outside elements,” said Stephen Mull, co-owner of A&M Premier. “It’s one of the best things we do at A&M Premier, and we hope to gain more nominations for the program throughout the year with Spencer’s help.”

Helping others is a core mission at A&M Premier. Their team has been all-in on helping neighbors in the Rock Hill, South Carolina community after the devastating storm that hit in April.

“It’s about people helping people,” said Leonardo Almeida, fellow co-owner of A&M Premier. “We see first-hand what damaging hail does to people’s lives. Our job is to relieve some of the stress associated with fixing their home and dealing with insurance companies. We believe in being 100% transparent so people can trust us in getting the job done right.”

The No. 76 A&M Premier Roofing Chevrolet Silverado will feature the names of three North Carolina Veterans who have received roofs from the NC Roofs for Veterans program thus far.

A&M Premier’s Chief Marketing Officer, Del Scheitler adds, “It’s been wonderful working with the Spencer Boyd Racing team. When Spencer offered to place the names of our Veterans on the truck, it showed his genuine commitment to honoring those who served our country and helping us get the word out about the program. With his help, we are excited to connect with the large NASCAR Truck Series fan base and gain more deserving nominations.”

The red, white, and blue Chevrolet Silverado will hit the track next weekend as part of a tripleheader weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway, the home base for several teams in NASCAR’s National Series.

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