Get licensed, insured, and trained. Learn from a mentor or program and build supplier relationships.
No, but training and mentorship help. Sales and business skills are just as important as roofing knowledge.
Requirements vary by state, but a contractor’s license, liability insurance, and manufacturer certifications are common.
Very profitable. Jobs range from $20K to $500K+, with 40-70% profit margins.
Finding labor, managing cash flow, handling weather delays, and material costs.
Networking, referrals, digital marketing, and building relationships with property managers and contractors.
TPO, EPDM, PVC, metal, and modified bitumen. Choice depends on budget and climate
Small jobs take days, large ones take weeks. Weather and material availability affect timelines.
Price per square foot, typically $4-$12, factoring in materials, labor, and overhead.
Yes, it’s a great way to gain experience and build connections before starting your own company.
Hire skilled labor, implement efficient systems, focus on high-ticket projects, and leverage digital marketing.
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