Roofing Project Manager Jobs Serving Roswell, GA
Roswell has some of the oldest neighborhoods in north Fulton and one of the heaviest tree canopies along the Chattahoochee. Robust Roofing needs Project Managers who can walk those roofs, explain what they find and see each project through, and the job carries the top pay structure in North Georgia roofing sales: a $75,000 per year base and a true 50/50 split with no deductions.
Older homes, second and third roofs
Census-based estimates put Roswell's median construction year near 1989, and the 1980s were the city's biggest building decade, so many Roswell roofs are on their second or third set of shingles. The river subdivisions of 30076, Martins Landing and Horseshoe Bend, date to the 1970s and early 1980s, and Brookfield West goes back to the 1970s. Neighborhoods from the 1990s, such as Hembree Grove, are reaching the age where original shingles wear out. Northcliff, River Terrace, Woodfall, Sentinel on the River and Sweet Apple round out a city where most streets sit in swim-tennis or golf communities with an HOA.
Trees, wind and hail
The Chattahoochee corridor carries a heavy hardwood and pine canopy that shades north slopes and drops limbs in storms. A Roswell inspection is often about more than hail. You document limb strikes and wind damage as carefully as hail, and you photograph every slope so the carrier sees the whole picture.
Radar estimates and National Weather Service reports count 6 days with hail of 0.75 inch or larger over Roswell since January 2025, 2 of them at 1 inch or more. June 26, 2025 stands out: the Weather Service logged 1.75 inch hail 3 miles east-southeast of Mountain Park and 1.5 inch hail 3 miles southeast of Roswell, and the largest estimate for the city that day was close to 1.9 inches. Hail came back on July 3 and July 28, 2026. Every one of those storms adds Roswell homeowners who need an honest inspection, and that steady need is the reason this position exists.
How the job runs in Roswell
The homeowner meets you first and keeps dealing with you until the end. You run the free inspection with photos, write up the damage and, when a claim is filed, work it with our in-house licensed adjuster, including the meeting with the carrier's adjuster and any supplements. Then you sit down together in the RoofMap homeowner portal to pick options and colors, coordinate the build, which most often wraps up in one day, and close with a final walkthrough. With so many roofs on a second or third set of shingles, you also help homeowners understand which problems come from the storm and which come from age. Homeowners can learn about us on our Roswell roofing page, and you can read the long version of the job in a week as a storm restoration project manager.
What it pays
- Base: $75,000 per year
- Split: True 50/50 with no deductions
The split is not reduced by fees taken off the top before it is calculated. See why we rank this pay structure first in North Georgia.
No experience? No problem
We hire for communication, follow-through and honesty and train the rest. Robust provides your HAAG certification and comprehensive training next to the licensed Property and Casualty insurance adjuster on staff. We never waive deductibles, since that is illegal in Georgia, so you will never be asked to cut a corner to close a project. More on that in starting roofing sales without experience and why work at Robust Roofing.
Take the next step
Fill out the short application on our careers page, answer a brief questionnaire and schedule your own interview. To talk first, call or text (470) 887-6637. The full job description, the FAQ and our hub of North Georgia roofing sales jobs have more.
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