Episode 122: How to Build a Strong Foundation for Your Roofing Business with Curtis Eshghy
Curtis Eshghy, Owner and President of C&N Construction Inc is born and raised in the Chicago suburbs. He got into the roofing industry because a friend offered him a job working as a door-to-door salesman, and from there he learned a lot about the industry and what NOT to do. He decided to apply what […]
Episode 121: The Top Reasons Roofing Companies Fail with Chris Baldus
Chris Baldus, co-owner of Ridgeline Roofing & Restoration, previously worked as a manager at Lowes. While he was working there, he met some guys that would eventually recruit him as a sales rep for their roofing business. Chris succeeded as a sales rep and was asked to run a division up North. Scott, co-owner of […]
Episode 120: Why Knowing the Capacity of Your Roofing Business Is Essential with Lauren Marsh
Lauren Marsh owns Ridgeline Construction HSV, Inc. along with her husband Terry. Lauren left her career as a homemaker and dance teacher to see the vision through and is now the president of the company. Because she also had worked for a local homebuilder, it was a field she was eager to enter again. Since […]
Episode 119: Key Tactics for Roofers to Boost Their Social Media Strategy with Andrew Itnyre
Andrew Itnyre is a Roof Education Specialist at Masters Roofing. Masters Roofing is family owned and operated since 2008. Andrew has built a large following on Instagram and has made this his primary source of generating leads. He believes that there is a lot of opportunity for roofing contractors and roofing salespeople through social media. […]
Episode 118: How to Go From Roofer to Business Owner with Andrew Keys
Andrew (Andy) Keys is the owner of FoxHaven Roofing Group. The company was started with the vision and intention to be the best Roofing Contractor in the area. They believe that the only way to fulfill this vision is by putting customers and employees first in everything they do. FoxHaven Roofing’s 5 Star Reviews speak […]
Episode 117: Why Roofers Must Do What They Say & Say What They Do with Jim DelPrete
Beantown Home Improvements is a family owned and operated business built around “old school” values serving the New England area. The President of the company, Jim DelPrete comes from a long line of builders and construction workers, who have served much of the South Shore of Massachusetts. His grandfather, Albert DelPrete, owned & operated DelPrete […]
Episode 116: A Roofing Project Manager’s Blueprint with Dani Herrera
Dani Herrera aka The Roof Influencer started door knocking in Georgia 5 years ago. Her skills got her into the roofing industry. Currently, Dani is a field supervisor for Corey Construction and a property loss consultant and trainer for Goats 4 Sales. Dani is the only female field supervisor in the construction company. She manages […]
Episode 115: Why Your Roofing Business Needs an End Goal with Adam Olson
Adam Olson, owner of Heartland Roofing and Siding was born and raised in Central Iowa. He entered the workforce not knowing what he wanted to do. Adam was fortunate to get a job in residential construction sales that took him from Central Iowa to Chicago and then to Minneapolis before ending back in Central Iowa. […]
Episode 114: Rebranding a Roofing Company | Top Tips You Need to Know with Travis Kenny
Travis Kenny, from Pittsburgh PA got into the construction industry at a young age and decided to start his own busines, Planet Roof. Planet Roof is different from other companies in every aspect including their Unity, Our Process, Our Originality, and dedication to delivering only the best to customers. Planet Roof has been delivering quality […]
Episode 113: The Advantage of Having a Premium Brand for Your Roofing Company with Sean Talebi
Sean Talebi is the President of The Roofers Inc. A roofing company based in Ontario, Canada. The company started small almost 20 years ago with a conviction to tackle the roofing industry through the eyes of the consumer. In the passing years, The Roofers Inc. has grown, and offerings have expanded, but the commitment to […]