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Roofing contractors

From repairs to large commercial roofs, we help connect job costing, crew scheduling, and material tracking so the office and crews work from the same job information.

Illustration of a crew rolling out membrane on a flat commercial roof, with guardrails and palletized insulation.
Illustration, not a client site

How the work runs

Crews, material, and weather set the pace

Crews move between roofs, costly material is staged on site, and short service tickets run alongside multi-week projects. The office needs each job's hours and material before it can cost or invoice the work.

Systems we often see

  • Roofing software (Terial or similar)
  • Field service (ServiceTitan)
  • ERP and accounting
  • Crew scheduling

Where the work gets stuck

  • 01

    Peak-season crew planning

    Several crews across several roofs, planned in a spreadsheet that can't keep up.

  • 02

    Material use is hard to trace

    Roofing material is costly, and without a record of what each roof used, waste is hard to see.

  • 03

    Job profit known weeks later

    Slow payables, disconnected systems, and loose cost codes delay true job cost.

  • 04

    Service and project work mixed

    Repair tickets and long projects need different tracking, often in the same system.

One handoff, step by step

Fig. 03 · One handoffIllustrative example

What must be recorded before a completed job is invoice-ready?

  1. Step 1, Foreman, in Field app: Marks the roof complete, with photos and punch items closed.
  2. Step 2, Crew lead, in Timesheet app: Submits final hours for each crew member.
  3. Step 3, Project manager, in Roofing software: Reconciles material used against what was delivered. Re-keyed by hand from the previous system. Then a check: Photos, hours, and material all recorded? If not, missing hours go back to the crew lead.
  4. Step 4, Accounting, in ERP and accounting: Bills against the contract or service ticket. Re-keyed by hand from the previous system.
  5. Ends with: Invoice sent.
When any one of these is missing, the invoice waits, and so does the cash.

A typical sequence to show the kind of handoff we map. Not a client finding.

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