Roofing Project Manager Jobs in Mount Airy, Habersham County

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated October 2026

Robust Roofing's pay plan for Project Managers is unusually generous on purpose. Each job's profit is shared a true 50/50, with no 10 percent or any other fee taken off the top the way a 10/50/50 would, and Robust also pays a $75,000 per year base. That base arrives in a trade where roughly one roofing company in three pays its sales team commission only (JobNimbus Peak Performance 2025). We want a Project Manager covering Mount Airy and the rest of Habersham County, where every recent hail day has been a serious one.

Four hail days, all an inch or bigger

Mount Airy's storm record since January 2025 is short but heavy. By radar estimates and National Weather Service reports, the town logged 4 hail days at the 0.75 inch threshold, and every one of them reached at least an inch. The largest, near 1.5 inches, came on June 25, 2025. The others fell on April 25 and May 2, 2025, and most recently on September 5, 2026. When nearly every storm drops stones that size, many roofs carry damage worth a careful look, and homeowners need someone who will look carefully and tell them the truth.

A small town in Habersham County

Mount Airy is a small Habersham County town just up the road from Cornelia, with neighborhoods like Hidden Meadows, Northwoods, Russell Woods and Wood Springs alongside older homes on larger lots. Robust has already worked with homeowners in town. In a place this size, reputations travel quickly, which suits a company that holds a 5.0 rating on 66 Google reviews, well above the 4.42-star average BrightLocal found across Google business listings. Homeowners can read more on our Mount Airy roofing page.

Housing here is a mix: older brick ranches, newer construction on the edges of town and homes tucked into wooded lots. Many sit on rolling terrain, and some have steep driveways and tall trees close to the roofline, so wind and limb damage often appear beside hail bruising. A good inspection catches all three and explains each one separately.

Understanding the true 50/50

A 10/50/50 is the arrangement many roofing companies use. The company first removes 10 percent of the job for overhead, commonly 10 percent of the contract price, and then divides what remains of the profit evenly. Because of that first step, the rep's half shrinks on every project. Robust does not take the 10 percent, and it does not replace it with an office fee or a lead fee. Your half is calculated on the whole profit. At 50%, it is more than double the 20% of profit that JobNimbus reports as the most common rate among roofers who pay on profit. The role also comes with a $75,000 per year base, and how base and split interact is part of the interview. Read more on true 50/50 vs 10/50/50.

How a Mount Airy project runs

1. You inspect the roof for free and photograph each slope.
2. You document hail, wind and limb damage, and say plainly when there is none.
3. You work the claim beside Robust's in-house licensed adjuster, including the carrier's adjuster meeting and supplements.
4. You help the homeowner pick colors and options in the RoofMap portal.
5. You coordinate the build, which usually finishes in one day.
6. You walk the finished roof with the homeowner.

From the first visit to the last, you are the single point of contact. See the Project Manager job description.

Training

No prior roofing work needed. Robust provides HAAG certification, the standard credential for damage assessment, and trains you with a licensed Property and Casualty insurance adjuster on staff. You bring good communication, steady follow-through and plain honesty. Robust never waives deductibles, so honesty and the sale always point the same way.

What sets Robust apart

Robust is often described as North Georgia's most reputable roofer, and its 5.0 Google rating backs that up. Most replacements are done in a day, each carries a 50-year labor warranty, compared with the 1 to 10 years most contractors offer on their workmanship, and the company is GAF certified. Half of its profit goes to Gospel-centered ministries, five times the traditional 10% tithe. Robust is a Christian company; applicants of all faiths, or none, are welcome.

Apply

Apply at chooserobust.com/careers/#apply-pm. The application and questionnaire are both short, and you choose the interview time. Call or text (470) 887-6637 with questions. The role is based near Johns Creek and serves all of Habersham County along with the rest of our North Georgia service area.

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