Roofing & Solar
Roofing and Solar Crew Apparel Planned for Vegas Work.
Compare branded shirts, employer-selected hi-vis, layers, and service polos. Bighorn manages the Las Vegas account and coordinates production through selected partners.
Roofing and solar apparel must follow the employer's heat plan, hazard assessment, and worksite rules. The employer selects all visibility, sun-protection, arc-rated, flame-resistant, and protective garments. Bighorn coordinates approved products and decoration through production partners.
Vegas Conditions
Plan for changing conditions on Vegas rooftops.
Heat, sun, fit, coverage, visibility, and care all affect the selection. Compare manufacturer data only after the employer defines the requirements.
Vegas rooftop work can expose crews to extreme heat. Bighorn can quote moisture-wicking blends and long-sleeve hi-vis options. Your employer must choose apparel within its heat plan. See OSHA heat exposure guidance.
The employer's heat plan controls schedules, breaks, hydration, and work practices. Apparel is only one part of that plan.
The employer should review coverage, fabric, fit, and manufacturer data within its heat and sun-protection plan. See NIOSH heat stress guidance.
The Gear
Products to compare for roofing and solar crews.
Employer-approved long-sleeve hi-vis
Confirm UPF, visibility class, certificate, and decoration rules
Employer-approved hi-vis tees
Confirm fabric, class, certificate, fit, and decoration
Branded crew hoodies
Heavyweight · for 5 AM starts · embroidered or printed
Solar installer service polos
Customer-facing roles · Port Authority · embroidered
Typical Orders
Role-based configurations to review.
Customer-facing and field roles may use different approved products. The employer controls all protective requirements. Bighorn can quote the documented mix.
- 01Solar install crews with customer-facing branding (homeowner sees the company)
- 02Roof tear-off crews using visibility garments selected by the employer
- 03Service / repair techs in branded service polos with name embroidery
- 04Sales reps doing site walks in lighter branded button-downs
- 05Office staff and project managers in matched but lighter-weight gear
- 06Trade-show + industry event apparel for SEIA and NABCEP events
The Buyer's Guide
Branded workwear planning for Las Vegas roofing and solar crews.
Roofing and solar crews can face serious heat exposure in Las Vegas. The employer's heat plan and hazard assessment control apparel choices. Bighorn can quote performance shirts, sun-protection options, caps, and selected FR garments. Manufacturer data and the employer's specification govern the final choice.
Long-sleeve performance shirts are one option to compare within the employer's heat and sun-protection plan. Review the exact product's UPF claim, fabric, fit, coverage, care, and compatibility with any visibility requirement.
Color, fabric, fit, and coverage can affect comfort. The employer should evaluate the complete garment within its heat plan. Bighorn can coordinate approved artwork on the selected product through a production partner.
Solar electrical work requires an employer-led hazard assessment. No single rating fits every task. Bighorn can quote selected Bulwark, Carhartt FR, and Wrangler FR products after receiving the written specification. Approved production partners handle decoration.
The employer selects all head protection. Never add a decal or identifier without approval from the exact helmet manufacturer. Bighorn can request a partner quote after receiving the approved material, size, and placement. Caps may be quoted only for settings where the employer permits them.
FAQ
Questions roofing and solar crews ask us.
What's the best fabric for Vegas rooftop work in summer?
Polyester and poly-cotton blends are common warm-weather options. Bighorn can quote hi-vis garments from ML Kishigo, Pioneer, and other brands. Your employer must approve fabric, garment class, and sun-protection requirements.
Can you do solar-installer-specific branding (NABCEP cert, manufacturer partner badges)?
Bighorn can quote approved identifiers after the customer confirms permission to use each mark. Placement, product, artwork, and decoration depend on the brand rules and written quote.
How fast can you turn around 50 hi-vis shirts for a new crew starting Monday?
Share the approved product, size list, artwork, destination, and required date. Bighorn confirms current partner capacity, timing, and any rush fee in writing.
Do you stock hi-vis in non-standard sizes (XS for smaller crews, 5XL+)?
Available sizes vary by garment, color, supplier, and production partner. Share the full size list before ordering. Bighorn will confirm current availability and any special-order terms in the quote.
Can roofing crews use a company store like GCs do?
A company store may support approved products and employee allowances. Inventory, payment, approval, delivery, and fulfillment features depend on the written setup.
Do you handle Tyvek or coverall branding for tear-off crews?
Bighorn can request partner quotes for compatible decoration on selected coveralls. Your employer and the garment manufacturer must approve the method and placement. Case quantities and availability vary by product.
Outfit your crew for the rooftop, not the office.
Send the approved products, size list, artwork, destination, and deadline for a current quote.