Whether you’re new to the roofing industry or you’ve been around the block a time or two (literally), it’s critical to reach out to prospects where they are—and these days that’s online. Now successful business often requires more than a website; it requires a full online presence.

Here are three roofing marketing tactics your roofing company can use to stay competitive.

Job site cleanup is a chore, especially when it comes to fumbling and dumping debris into a dumpster or dump truck at the end of the day. It’s time consuming and it uses skilled manpower better used for more intense roofing work, like tear-off and installing new tar paper, shingles, and more.

During our time as roofers ourselves, we knew there had to be a more efficient way to handle dumping debris on site. That’s precisely why we created the Equipter RB4000.

We know you didn’t get into the roofing business because you thought it would be easy. Roofing is an intense manual labor industry. However, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t look for tools that help you work more efficiently and with less stress.

There’s a lot of competition out there, and roofing contractors don’t always find it easy to differentiate themselves and become the best roofing company in their area. With the Equipter RB4000 and the Equipter-exclusive New Roof No Mess® promise, you can set yourself apart and become roofing company of choice.

Who’s not a fan of saving a buck or two...or three? Below are three tips that can help you save money in construction.

Roofing debris management can be tricky. The way a contractor executes tearing off shingles and roofing debris removal can make the difference between a happy customer and an unsatisfied customer. 

Every method of roof tear-off and debris management has its challenges. This article covers just a few and how to overcome roofing debris challenges. 

Nothing great comes easily, especially in the roofing industry. Surviving in this industry requires hard work and diligence, whether you're an owner or employee. When you push yourself and encourage your fellow roofers through the toughest times, you'll find you can power through nearly anything.