Roofing Project Manager Jobs in Clarkesville, GA

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated October 2026

Clarkesville has been one of the stormiest towns in our northern territory this summer, and Robust Roofing is hiring a Project Manager to serve it. The pay plan is significantly better than what most roofing companies pay: every job's profit divided as a true 50/50 with nothing taken off the top, no 10/50/50 cut of any kind, and Robust also pays a $75,000 per year base. That pairing stands apart in a trade where about one in three roofing companies pay sales teams commission only (JobNimbus Peak Performance 2025).

Four hail days between July and September 2026

Clarkesville's summer run began on July 12, 2026 and kept going, with hail again on August 9, August 20 and September 21. Counting 2025, the 30523 zip has logged 6 hail days at 0.75 inch or above since January 2025, per radar estimates and National Weather Service reports, and 3 of them reached an inch or more. The largest, about 1.5 inches, fell on June 25, 2025. Back to back storms like these leave homeowners unsure what damage came from which day, and a clear, photo backed inspection is the first thing they need.

The Habersham County seat

Clarkesville is the Habersham County seat, with a historic square and the Soque River running past town. Its housing ranges from older homes near the square to properties in the surrounding hills, including The Orchard, Soque Wilderness, High Meadow Lakes and Rockford Farm. Many sit on acreage under hardwoods, with long drives and steep lots that make getting onto the roof part of the craft. Homeowners can read about our local service on the Clarkesville roofing page.

Second homes and long drives

Some Habersham properties are second homes or weekend places, and owners are not always nearby when a storm passes. That makes communication the heart of the job. Photos shared the same day, a clear summary of what you found and steady updates through the RoofMap portal let an owner who lives elsewhere make decisions with confidence. Before build day, you confirm access, gates and pets so the crew can work without surprises.

What a 10/50/50 costs you

Many roofing sales plans begin by taking 10 percent off the top of each job, often 10 percent of the contract price, to cover company overhead, and only then split the profit 50/50. That is the 10/50/50, and the first cut lowers the rep's half every time. Robust skips it. No overhead slice, office fee or lead fee comes out first, and your half is calculated on the job's full profit. At 50%, it is more than double the 20% rate most common among roofing companies that pay on profit, according to JobNimbus. Project Managers here also receive a $75,000 per year base. The full side by side is on true 50/50 vs 10/50/50.

A Clarkesville Project Manager's work

• Free roof inspections, with photos of every slope and every finding
• Damage documentation sorted by what the storm did and what age did
• Claims worked alongside Robust's licensed adjuster, including carrier adjuster meetings and supplements
• Color and option decisions made with the homeowner in the RoofMap portal
• Build coordination; most roofs are replaced in one day
• A final walkthrough, and one point of contact the whole way

The complete Roofing Project Manager job description is here.

Training

Robust provides HAAG certification and comprehensive training. You learn claims beside our licensed Property and Casualty insurance adjuster, and you do not need roofing experience to start. Communication, follow-through and honesty are the qualities we hire for, and people in the mountains can tell quickly whether you have them. Robust never waives deductibles, so you will never be asked to.

Why Robust

Robust's reputation is its calling card: a 5.0 Google rating across 66 reviews, standing as North Georgia's most reputable roofer, a 50-year labor warranty against the 1 to 10 years contractors typically offer, and one-day builds. Its mission is unusual too: half of the company's profit funds Gospel-centered ministries, compared with the roughly 1% of pre-tax profits U.S. corporations give on average (Giving USA), and while Robust is a Christian company, applicants of every background are welcome.

Apply

Three short steps: the application on our careers page, a brief questionnaire, and an interview slot you pick. Questions can go to (470) 887-6637 by call or text. Clarkesville, Cornelia, Mount Airy and the rest of the North Georgia territory are all served from our Johns Creek area base.

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