From the popular RB4000 to the most compact dump container, the RB2000, roofing contractors have several choices when choosing how to best manage debris control with Equipter products. 

Because of the intensity of physical labor and the nature of the roofing industry, back problems are not uncommon for roofers. According to Construction Solutions, lower back pain has been reported by 50% of construction workers surveyed in a single year. For many of them, it affects their ability to do their jobs well.

Landing new business in the roofing industry is becoming easier with all the online resources available. One of the most popular social media platforms yet, Facebook just may be your gateway to a bigger and brighter future. 

Roof inspection reports are important to write up for your customers, giving them the details they need to make the ultimate decision: do they repair or replace their roofs? A roof inspection report also helps them determine when they should make that happen–is it an immediate need or something that could wait a year or two?

Take a look at these tips Equipter, the maker of the Equipter 4000 lifting and dumping trailer, has put together to help you craft a simple and effective roof inspection report that resonates with your potential customer.

Many companies don’t realize the full value of investing in building customer relationships. According to Bain & Company, budgeting toward building customer relationships brings a definite increase in sales. 

From its beginnings, the Equipter RB4000 has been heavily used in the roofing industry. However, it’s been recognized as an equally valuable piece of equipment in multiple other industries, including construction, restoration, and landscaping. The RB4000 has also been useful in the snow removal industry. 

If you are thinking of starting a roofing business or wanting to bring growth to your existing company, consider the importance of writing a roofing business plan. Doing this gives you the opportunity to focus in on the goals and actions your company will need to succeed. 

We hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas filled with cheer, reconnecting with family and friends, and remembering the hope this season brings us. 

You want to convince your audience, whether that’s family, a bank, or investors, that your roofing business will succeed. Whether you’re an entrepreneur starting a business or the owner of an established company, writing a business plan will help you accomplish just that. 

It’s not easy selling new roofs when the old are covered in snow. Full roof inspections can’t take place, so it’s impossible to get an accurate estimate. Not to mention the last thing on homeowners’ minds over the holidays is roof replacement.