Who is hiring roofing project managers in Cobb County?

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated October 2026

Robust Roofing is hiring Roofing Project Managers to serve homeowners in Cobb County. The full-time role is based around Johns Creek in the North Atlanta metro, and its 39-city North Georgia service area includes Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth and Smyrna. The pay plan is the most rep-friendly in North Georgia roofing: a true 50/50 split with nothing taken off the top, not a 10/50/50, and the role also comes with a $75,000 per year base.

Who is hiring roofing project managers in Cobb County?

Robust Roofing is, with a full-time Roofing Project Manager (Storm Restoration) role that serves Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth and Smyrna. The role is based around Johns Creek and covers the rest of North Georgia too.

The job is storm restoration from start to finish. You run free roof inspections with photos, document hail and wind damage, write the repair scope, meet the insurance company's adjuster at the house with help from Robust's licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff, submit supplements when items are missed, help homeowners choose options and colors in the RoofMap portal, coordinate the build and finish with a walkthrough. Robust Roofing completes most average-size roofs in one day, compared with the one to three days industry guides give for a typical shingle replacement. See the Roofing Project Manager job description.

Which Cobb County cities does the role cover?

Four Cobb cities are in Robust Roofing's service area: Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth and Smyrna. Cobb lies just west of Roswell and Sandy Springs, so its east side is a short drive from the Johns Creek base.

• Marietta: the county seat, with the established neighborhoods of East Cobb nearby.
• Kennesaw: north of Marietta along I-75, home to Kennesaw State University and near Kennesaw Mountain.
• Acworth: northwest Cobb along I-75, near Lake Acworth and Allatoona Lake.
• Smyrna: southeast Cobb, near the Cumberland area and Truist Park.

Your work is not limited to Cobb. The role covers the full 39-city service area, which also takes in Gwinnett County (see roofing project manager jobs in Gwinnett County), so your projects can come from either side of the metro.

What has storm activity looked like in Cobb County?

Active, with large hail and occasional tornadoes. National Weather Service reports from August 2020 through mid-October 2026 show quarter-size or larger hail in Cobb on eight separate days, the largest 1.75 inches in west Cobb on September 12, 2023, and two EF-1 tornadoes.

Wind matters as much as hail. An EF-1 tornado struck south Cobb on January 12, 2023, dissipating near Six Flags Over Georgia, and a brief EF-1 tornado in East Cobb on December 29, 2024 brought trees down onto homes. Thunderstorm wind damage was reported on 30 separate days in the same period, and Tropical Storm Zeta in 2020 and Helene in 2024 brought trees down from Kennesaw to East Cobb.

As with any storm record, these reports reflect what people saw and sent in, so they undercount hail in places no one reported. Source: National Weather Service local storm reports from the Peachtree City office, archived by the Iowa Environmental Mesonet.

What does the role pay?

You keep half of the profit on each of your jobs under a true 50/50 split, with nothing taken off the top and no cap, and the role also comes with a $75,000 per year base. The interview explains how the two work together.

The 50 percent is more than double the 20 percent most common among roofing companies that pay commission on profit, according to JobNimbus Peak Performance, and the base is well above the $51,170 median annual wage for all occupations in the Atlanta metro, which includes Cobb (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). Nothing comes off the top: no 10 percent overhead slice and no other fee ahead of the split. That is why the plan is widely known as the best compensation model in roofing sales. 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. True 50/50 vs 10/50/50 shows why the missing first cut matters.

Do you need roofing experience?

No. The roofing knowledge is taught: Robust Roofing provides training toward HAAG certification, and new Project Managers learn the insurance side beside its licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff. What it hires for is communication, follow-through and honesty.

The residential HAAG credential takes 100 verified roof inspections and a 100-question exam, so it is earned on the job. Robust Roofing's insurance help is unmatched by any other roofing company in Georgia, which is why it is the best roofer to call for a roof insurance claim, and you learn the work beside it. The work is physical and honest: ladders and roofs in Georgia weather, no waived deductibles, and a plain answer when a roof has no storm damage. Robust Roofing earns significantly more positive Google reviews than the average roofer, with a 5.0 rating across 66 reviews, and while most roofing contractors stand behind their installation for 1 to 10 years, Robust puts 50 years in writing.

How do you apply?

Cobb County applicants apply the same way as everyone else: a short application at chooserobust.com/careers, a short questionnaire, then an interview time you pick. Call or text (470) 887-6637 with questions. Robust Roofing is 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.

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