Welcome! Introduce Yourself HERE 🔥 Hi! Welcome to Roof For Profits Academy. This community is designed to help you transform and grow your roofing business. Know your numbers and increase profits. Step 1: Introduce yourself in THIS THREAD below! (✄ copy/paste template 👇) Where are you from? Where is your roofing company located? What is your #1 challenge in growing your roofing business? Step 2: Go through this introduction module 😊! Best practices: 1) Have a profile photo. 2) Space out all your writings into single-sentence paragraphs (like I'm doing here). 3) Welcome new members, make helpful posts, share your wins, and engage in the community to level up! Group Rules: 1) No Self Promotion 2) No Selling in the DM's 3) No Spamming the Community Feed

When I married my husband in 1983 he already had a roofing business. Mainly "New Roofing". Installing shingles on new homes and apartments? Why did he start there? 1. The contractor supplied all the materials (Shingle, Felt, and Flashing). 2. We specialized in the beginning in one type of roofing. Later expanded to Residential Reroofs, Repairs, Hot Tar Roofing, Commercial, and Single Ply. 3. He could do it himself and didn't need to hire any employees or contractors. 4. It was a low overhead cost. His self, gas, ladder, nail pouch, and basic roofing tools. He wasn't going into debt. 5. We didn't need insurance, a contractor's license, a permit, etc. 6. We didn't need to advertise. We later advertised in the phone book which cost us $500/month which was expensive back in the 1980s. Roofers would see who could get on the first page. 7. 80% of our work was on our reputation and word of mouth. People would hunt us down. How would that feel in your roofing company? 8. He used a 1971 F-50 (Not a fancy truck). That we kept repairing. Sometimes we even had expired tags. 9. You can begin small if that is where you are. 10. An accountant that only balanced our checking account and end-of-the-year taxes. This was low cost and kept our taxes paid to keep us out of trouble with the IRS. This is where I started and why I am super compassionate about helping Roofing Companies and Contractors with accounting and their profits. I know what it's like working hard on the roof and you feel like you're not getting anywhere. This is why I offer both Done-For-You Services, Done-With-You Services, and Do-It-Yourself Services. My goal is to meet you where you are and help you reach your revenue and net profit goals. Get on the Fast Track and get started today! In our session together we will take a look at where you are now and what your revenue goal is ending this year 2024. Create a great plan and map to get you there. Click this Link to take advantage of this opportunity. Did I fail to mention it's free?

3 Easy and Quick Steps to set up your Money in your business. "Mastery of Money for Roofing Contractors" "Free Bookkeeping Course" Hey there, roofing professionals! Welcome to 'Mastery of Money for Roofing Contractors,' your go-to guide for setting up a solid bookkeeping system when starting your roofing business. I'm Helen DeVries, and today I will walk you through three simple steps to get your money system in place, so you can focus on what you do best - building great roofs!" "Step 1: Setting Up Your Business Bank Account" "Step 1 is all about setting up your business bank account. This is crucial for keeping your personal and business finances separate, which makes your bookkeeping much easier and keeps you in good standing with the IRS." "First, choose a bank that offers business accounts and has good customer service. You'll need your business formation documents, EIN, and personal identification. Once your account is open, make sure all business income and expenses go through this account." "Step 2 is choosing the right bookkeeping software. This will be your digital assistant in keeping track of all your financial transactions." "There are plenty of options out there, like QuickBooks, Sage, or even free tools like Wave. Choose one that fits your budget and has features that cater to roofing businesses, like invoicing, expense tracking, and payroll management." "Step 3 is tracking your income and expenses. This is where the magic happens. You'll need to record every dollar coming in and going out of your business. "Create categories for different types of income and expenses. For example, categorize your income from different projects and track expenses like materials, labor, and overhead costs. Make it a habit to enter this information regularly, ideally weekly." "Mastery of Money for Roofing Contractors" "Free Bookkeeping Course" "And there you have it - three simple steps to setting up your money system when starting a roofing business. Setting up your business bank account, choosing the right bookkeeping software, and tracking your income and expenses will lay a strong foundation for your financial success."