Historical analysis of disclosures dated 2026-05-18.
Big Horn Roofing brought three named Wyoming locations into Tecta America's disclosed footprint: headquarters in Laramie and additional operations in Cody and Casper. Tecta announced the acquisition on May 18, 2026, calling it its second transaction of the year. In that release, management said it had sought a Wyoming presence for years. [1]
Founded in 1986, Big Horn provides reroofing, new construction, service and maintenance. Jason Smallwood was to remain president alongside the existing leadership. Tecta said employees would stay and the operation would retain the Big Horn name as a Tecta America company. The announced structure preserved an established local organization across several locations. [1]
Tecta's current company profile describes more than 110 locations and 5,500 roofing professionals nationwide. It identifies local management as the starting point of the network, supported by national resources. Those company-reported totals describe the wider platform; they do not allocate personnel or capacity to its Wyoming operations. [2]
A separate Tecta service offering explains another part of that network: TectaTracker, its roof asset management system for facility and property managers. The company describes facility summaries, condition reports, prioritized repair proposals, maintenance histories and capital-expenditure budgets. The system also provides digital roof-section mapping, photographs and warranty tracking. This is a customer-facing layer beyond the physical branch footprint, designed to consolidate information about roofs across a property portfolio. [3]
The distinction is material to the acquisition's geography. Cody, Casper and Laramie establish operating locations, while a common asset record can organize information for an owner with several facilities. Neither an address nor a software capability establishes the economics of field deployment between those locations. [3]
Tecta did not disclose Big Horn's purchase price, financial results or branch staffing. The announcement establishes three locations, not statewide service coverage, dispatch routes or a separate closing date. No Big Horn adoption of TectaTracker was verified. [1]
