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Scaling a roofing business isn’t about working harder — it’s about building the right foundation.
In this episode, I sit down with a roofing contractor who successfully scaled his business in just three years by focusing on technology, company culture, and systems, instead of chasing chaos or volume.
We talk about what actually drives sustainable growth, how to avoid common scaling mistakes, and why leadership and structure matter more than leads.
Show NotesMost roofing contractors want to scale, but very few do it without breaking their business in the process.
In this episode, Dave Sullivan talks with a roofing contractor who scaled his company in just three years by focusing on the fundamentals: the right technology, a strong company culture, and repeatable systems. Instead of chasing every opportunity or growing too fast, this business focused on clarity, accountability, and building a team that could execute consistently.
The conversation covers how technology can support — not replace — good leadership, why culture becomes more important as a business grows, and how systems create consistency across sales, production, and customer experience.
Dave also breaks down common scaling traps that cause contractors to stall or burn out, including hiring too fast, skipping financial discipline, and trying to grow without structure.
This episode is a practical look at what sustainable growth actually looks like in the roofing industry.
Takeaways00:00 – Introduction
05:11 – The First 3 Years of Growth
12:44 – The Role of Technology in Scaling
21:08 – Building and Protecting Company Culture
29:36 – Systems That Support Growth
37:54 – Leadership Challenges During Expansion
46:02 – Lessons Learned From Scaling
54:31 – Final Thoughts on Sustainable Growth
Links Referenced in This Episodehttps://theroofercoach.com
https://theroofercoach.com/resources
Companies MentionedRuby Receptionists
SMA Support
Proline
👉 Download the Roofing Business Success Audit at
theroofercoach.com/resources
By Dave Sullivan4.9
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Scaling a roofing business isn’t about working harder — it’s about building the right foundation.
In this episode, I sit down with a roofing contractor who successfully scaled his business in just three years by focusing on technology, company culture, and systems, instead of chasing chaos or volume.
We talk about what actually drives sustainable growth, how to avoid common scaling mistakes, and why leadership and structure matter more than leads.
Show NotesMost roofing contractors want to scale, but very few do it without breaking their business in the process.
In this episode, Dave Sullivan talks with a roofing contractor who scaled his company in just three years by focusing on the fundamentals: the right technology, a strong company culture, and repeatable systems. Instead of chasing every opportunity or growing too fast, this business focused on clarity, accountability, and building a team that could execute consistently.
The conversation covers how technology can support — not replace — good leadership, why culture becomes more important as a business grows, and how systems create consistency across sales, production, and customer experience.
Dave also breaks down common scaling traps that cause contractors to stall or burn out, including hiring too fast, skipping financial discipline, and trying to grow without structure.
This episode is a practical look at what sustainable growth actually looks like in the roofing industry.
Takeaways00:00 – Introduction
05:11 – The First 3 Years of Growth
12:44 – The Role of Technology in Scaling
21:08 – Building and Protecting Company Culture
29:36 – Systems That Support Growth
37:54 – Leadership Challenges During Expansion
46:02 – Lessons Learned From Scaling
54:31 – Final Thoughts on Sustainable Growth
Links Referenced in This Episodehttps://theroofercoach.com
https://theroofercoach.com/resources
Companies MentionedRuby Receptionists
SMA Support
Proline
👉 Download the Roofing Business Success Audit at
theroofercoach.com/resources

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