If you’ve been running your roofing company for a few years and you’ve hit the $1,000,000 mark—but can’t seem to grow beyond it—you’re not alone. A lot of roofing companies reach this revenue plateau. You’ve got good crews, solid work, and a steady stream of customers, but the numbers just don’t seem to budge.

You’ve worked hard to become a top-performing roofer—whether as a crew leader, estimator, or foreman. You know the trade inside and out. And if you're like many in the field, you’ve thought about starting your own roofing company. The idea is tempting: control your time, build wealth, and create something that’s truly yours.

Are you tired of making money for someone else? If you’re a foreman, estimator, crew leader, or senior installer, chances are you've thought about starting your own roofing business. Maybe you're already doing side jobs. You’ve got the skills, the ambition, and the reputation. But something’s holding you back—usually money, uncertainty, or lack of business know-how.