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Average audio length:
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Guest interviews
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English
United States
327 episodes
since Oct. 12, 2019
episodic

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JP
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PK
0.19%
Others
0.02%
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Your roofing team knows what needs to get done, but nothing seems to change. You set goals, build processes, train your people, and still struggle to get everyone moving in the same direction. The problem may not be effort or training. It may be the people you hire, what they believe, and whether y…

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Legacy Roofing went from just over $3 million in its first year to a projected $30+ million. In this episode, Lucas Poole shares how they built the people, leadership, and culture needed to grow that fast.You’ll learn:- Why Legacy builds a championship team instead of a “family”- What Lucas looks f…
The roofing business has ups and downs. John Famularo has survived them for 39 years.He’s watched prices rise, markets slow down, and roofing companies disappear. Through it all, ABC Roofing has kept moving forward. John says the key is knowing your numbers, taking care of your people, and being wi…
More revenue doesn’t always mean more profit. Duncan McClung learned this while growing Almost Heaven Roofing.His company started in general contracting and took on all kinds of work. But spreading the team too thin came with expensive lessons. Duncan eventually narrowed the company’s focus to roof…
What happens when your roofing company no longer has to wait for the next big storm to stay busy?In this episode of the Roofing Success Podcast, Jim Ahlin sits down with Daniel Cloteaux, founder of Cloteaux Roofing & Construction and a third-generation roofer, to talk about building a business …
What separates an average roofing company from an elite one? John Eggen, COO of Big League Roofers, believes it comes down to understanding. Listen before you speak. Inspect before you recommend. Educate instead of just sell. And make “above and beyond” the standard. In this episode, John and Jim A…
Every roofing company wants to grow, but scaling without standards can turn small problems into big ones.Jonathan Baldivino started in roofing doing cleanup, worked his way up to installer, and eventually built Roofscapes Northwest. As the company grew, he learned that hard work alone wasn’t enough…
How do you build a roofing company that lasts?For Trey Hostetler, owner of Titan Roofing in Springfield, Ohio, it started with one simple belief. You're either growing or you're dying.In this conversation, Trey shares his journey from installing roofs to building one of the fastest-growin…
What separates roofing companies that keep growing from the ones that struggle when the market changes?Jacob Vanhorn, CEO of Birdcreek Roofing, shares the systems, leadership principles, and sales strategies that have helped his company navigate both record-breaking storm years and slower retail ma…
What does it take to build a roofing company that thrives without relying on storms?Stephen Lane of Roughneck Roofing shares how he built a strong retail roofing business by focusing on relationships, community involvement, and delivering an outstanding customer experience.In this episode, you&apos…
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