Experienced Roofer

Experienced Roofers - POTENTIAL FOR SIGN-ON BONUS

Weather Built Homes, LLC is a locally owned and operated exterior remodeling company - we stand behind all of our work and are proud to offer the highest quality exteriors available. We are hiring a talented Roofer to join our team and help us grow the crew. If you're excited to be part of an awesome team, Weather Built Homes, LLC is a great place to grow your career. 

A roofer will repair, replaces, and installs roofs on residential buildings. Roofers will use a variety of materials such as metal, aluminum, wood, shingles, etc. Roofers scale the tops of a property to install new roofing systems. Roofing is physically demanding and requires the stamina to stand, climb, and carefully walk in hot, cold, windy, snowy, or rainy weather. The work that roofers do ensures that buildings are structurally sound and safe for those who enter.

Essential Duties:

Perform Roof Pre-Inspections

Before they begin a job, roofers inspect a roof to determine the best repair or replacement procedure. They inspect their work area to make sure that all required tools are present. Their evaluation includes calculating the total amount of materials and labor needed to complete the job.

Measure and Cut Project Materials

Roofers have to ensure that any materials they use are properly trimmed to tightly fit along the edges of a roof. They are responsible for altering materials as needed. Roofers make sure that their materials fit around chimneys, vents, gutters, and walls, and other intersecting surfaces.

Smooth and Level Roof Surfaces

Before adding new layers, roofers smooth out rough spots and prepare a surface for new shingles or waterproofing. 

Install Roofing Materials

The roofer’s primary job is to construct a weatherproof roof by installing materials such as asphalt shingles, underlayment, and plywood. During this process, they replace any areas of the roof that are damaged or rotting to create a more weatherproof seal. 

Complete Site Set Up and Clean Up

Preparing and cleaning up a job location is a roofer’s responsibility. When they first arrive on site, roofers set up ladders, scaffolding, and other temporary structures. These tools enable them to conduct all needed roof work in a safe way. Once the job is completed, they are required to break down the site.

• Roofing – roofers are expected to insulate and waterproof structures with asphalt shingles and other products in a professional manner
• Dedication to construction safety – the ability to safely handle a variety of tools and roofing assignments is critical for roofers who can face serious injury if they are not careful
• Communication skills – the ability to establish and keep positive working relationships with peers, customers, and other contractors is essential for roofers
• Physical fitness – roofers face many physical requirements, such as the ability to lift up to 75 pounds of heavy materials and tools and the ability to withstand extensive bending, kneeling, and walking in hot and rainy weather
• Interpersonal skills – roofers are expected to work cooperatively with a team to get the job done
• Customer Service – delivering outstanding customer service to provide a great experience throughout the roofing process is critical for this job
• Roofers work in outdoor construction environments and are comfortable using the following tools and equipment in a typical workday:
  • Power hand tools (grinders, screws guns)
  • Height tools (scaffolds, ladders)
  • Roofing materials (asphalt, aluminum, wood)

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