Roofers are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing roofs ensuring they are safe.

Roofers install various types of roofing materials, including shingles, tiles, metal, and rubber, to create a weatherproof barrier on buildings. They are responsible for repairing leaks, replacing damaged sections of roofs, and performing regular maintenance to extend the lifespan of roofing systems. Roofers conduct thorough inspections of roofs to assess their condition, identify potential issues, and determine the best course of action for repairs or replacements. They choose appropriate materials based on the specific requirements of each job, considering factors like local weather conditions and building codes. They measure and cut roofing materials to fit securely around vents, chimneys, and other structures, ensuring a proper seal to prevent leaks.

Roofers often work as part of a team and must communicate effectively with supervisors and other workers to ensure that projects are completed on time and to specifications.

They must adhere to safety regulations and guidelines, using personal protective equipment (PPE) and ensuring safe work practices to prevent accidents

Roofers typically work outdoors and may be exposed to various weather conditions. The job can be physically demanding, requiring good physical fitness and the ability to work at heights.

• Health insurance
• Dental
• Vision
• ER and Voluntary Life Insurance
• Supplemental Insurance
• Flexible spending account
• Pet Insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• On the job training
• PTO-Paid Time Off

• High school diploma or GED.
• Valid driver's license.
• Proven roofing or general construction experience.
• Working knowledge of different roofing systems.
• Sound knowledge of business ordinances.
• The ability to lift heavy materials and tools.
• The ability to use powered hand tools.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Exceptional customer service skills.
• Follow Safety Policies and Procedures
• Follow PPE requirements