Who is hiring roofing project managers in Cherokee County?

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated October 2026

Robust Roofing's Project Managers cover Cherokee County's I-575 corridor, from Woodstock and Holly Springs through Canton to Ball Ground, where hail and wind both leave their mark. The pay is significantly better than what most roofing companies pay: a true 50/50 split with nothing taken off the top, not a 10/50/50, and Robust Roofing also pays a $75,000 per year base.

Who is hiring roofing project managers in Cherokee County?

Robust Roofing, a residential roofing company focused on storm restoration and based around Johns Creek, is hiring full-time Roofing Project Managers (Storm Restoration) for Cherokee County homeowners. Its pay plan is widely known as the best compensation model in roofing sales.

Johns Creek is in north Fulton County, which borders Cherokee County to the northwest. Highway 92 runs from Roswell into Woodstock, and Arnold Mill Road (Highway 140) and Highway 20 both reach Canton. The work itself is hail and wind damage, insurance documentation and full replacements.

Which Cherokee County cities does the role cover?

Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs and Ball Ground, the four Cherokee County cities in Robust Roofing's 39-city North Georgia service area. Acworth, a Cobb County city whose 30102 zip code reaches into southwest Cherokee along Highway 92, is in the service area too; see roofing project manager jobs in Cobb County.

Two things shape Cherokee roofs. Many subdivisions send roof colors through an HOA architectural review, and the county's pine and hardwood canopy drops limbs and packs valleys with needles, so a Project Manager here photographs each slope and checks each valley before calling anything storm damage.

What has storm activity looked like in Cherokee County?

Active, with both hail and wind. National Weather Service reports logged hail up to 2.5 inches near Woodstock in April 2025 and an EF0 tornado through Waleska in May 2025, and on October 10, 2026 the county's emergency manager reported more than 50 trees or power lines down countywide.

• April 10, 2025: evening reports of hail up to 2.5 inches northwest of Woodstock, golf ball size hail near Kellogg Creek Road and ping pong ball size hail around Oak Grove.
• May 21, 2025: an EF0 tornado with maximum winds of 75 mph touched down northwest of Waleska and tracked southeast through the town.
• June 2025: on June 7, a county fire station weather station in northeast Cherokee measured an 89 mph gust, with trees down at 15 locations around Ball Ground alone. NOAA radar then estimated hail of an inch or more over parts of the county on June 14, 26 and 27.
• September 6, 2025: dime to quarter size hail along Highway 92 from Acworth to west of Woodstock.
• 2026: radar estimated hail of about an inch over Woodstock's 30188 zip on July 28 and three quarters of an inch or more over 30189 on September 5. On October 10, a windy day without thunderstorms, trees fell on homes in the south of the county.

Wind is the steady story: from August 2020 through mid-October 2026 the National Weather Service logged more than 170 thunderstorm wind damage reports in Cherokee County, most of them trees and power lines down. Radar estimates are not measurements, and a storm on the map does not mean any particular roof was damaged. The Project Manager's job is to get on the roof, photograph what is there and tell the homeowner the truth either way. Sources: National Weather Service local storm reports (Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive) and NOAA MRMS radar hail size estimates.

What does the role pay?

Half of job profit: a true 50/50 split with nothing taken off the top and no cap. It is not a 10/50/50, and Robust Roofing also pays a $75,000 per year base.

A 10/50/50, a plan common in roofing sales, takes 10 percent off the top, often 10 percent of the contract price, before splitting what is left. Robust Roofing takes no 10% deduction on your pay and no fee before the split, so your half is figured on the full job profit. That half is more than double the 20 percent the JobNimbus Peak Performance report finds most common among roofing companies that pay on profit. Your interview covers how the base and the split fit together, and true 50/50 vs 10/50/50 walks through the difference.

The right two columns describe general industry plans, not any particular company; the commission only figures come from JobNimbus Peak Performance 2025.

Cherokee County belongs to the Atlanta metro, where the median annual wage for all occupations was $51,170 (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025), so Robust Roofing's $75,000 per year base sits well above it. With nothing off the top and no cap, Robust Roofing's plan is the strongest roofing sales pay structure in Georgia. Top performers can make upwards of $400,000 a year. That is top-performer potential, not typical pay; what you make depends on the roofs you sell and build.

What does a Project Manager do on a Cherokee County roof?

You are the homeowner's single point of contact from the first photo to the final walkthrough:

1. Inspect the roof for free, photographing each slope, valley and limb strike.
2. Document the storm damage and write the repair scope beside Robust's licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff.
3. Meet the insurance company's adjuster at the house, then submit supplements with photos for anything the estimate missed.
4. Help the homeowner settle on shingle options and colors in the RoofMap portal, with the HOA's color rules in mind.
5. Coordinate the build, which on most replacements takes a single day.
6. Close out with a final walkthrough alongside the homeowner.

Approval is always the insurance company's decision, and Robust Roofing never waives deductibles, which Georgia law does not allow, so you sell honestly every time. Read a week as a storm restoration project manager or the full Roofing Project Manager job description.

Do you need roofing experience?

No. Robust Roofing looks for communication, follow-through and honesty, then teaches the roofing and insurance side, including training toward HAAG certification, which Robust provides.

Haag's residential credential takes 100 verified roof inspections and an exam, and here you build toward it on real Cherokee County roofs beside a licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff. No other roofing company in Georgia matches Robust Roofing's insurance help, which makes it a strong place to learn that side of the job. Starting from zero? Read roofing sales with no experience.

Why work for Robust Roofing in Cherokee County?

Robust Roofing's 5.0 rating across 66 Google reviews is significantly more positive than the average roofer's. It is GAF certified and puts a 50-year labor warranty in writing, compared with the 1 to 10 years contractors typically offer on workmanship. It is also a Christian company that gives 50% of its profit to Gospel-centered missions, a level of giving almost unheard of in business, and everyone is welcome to apply.

How do you apply?

Start with the short application at chooserobust.com/careers. A short questionnaire follows, and then you choose your own interview time. If you would rather talk first, call or text (470) 887-6637 and say you are interested in Cherokee County.

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