Storm Restoration Sales Jobs in Georgia With Robust Roofing

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated October 2026

Storm restoration sales is one of the most meaningful ways to work in roofing: you show up for homeowners right after a hail or wind storm and help them get a damaged roof properly replaced. Robust Roofing is hiring Project Managers for this work across North Georgia, and the pay is unusually generous for the industry. Profit on each job is split a true 50/50 without anything skimmed first, which rules out a 10/50/50, and the role also brings a $75,000 per year base. Half the profit is more than double the 20% share JobNimbus's Peak Performance report found most common among roofers who pay commission on profit.

What storm restoration sales actually is

When hail or high wind damages a roof, most homeowners do not know what to look for, whether their insurance covers it, or who to trust. A storm restoration professional answers those three questions. You inspect the roof, show the homeowner the damage, guide them through the insurance claim and see the replacement through to completion. The sales part is earning trust. The restoration part is doing the work right.

The storm season in Georgia

Georgia's storm activity tends to peak in spring and summer, when thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging wind across the northern half of the state. After a storm, homeowners in affected neighborhoods start noticing missing shingles, dented gutters and new leaks, and they begin looking for help. Storm restoration Project Managers are busiest in the weeks that follow, and the work carries on as claims move through approval and builds are scheduled.

Outside the peak months the work keeps going. Claims opened in summer often move through approval, supplements and builds well into fall, and homeowners who notice a leak long after a storm still need an honest inspection. A steady Project Manager keeps every one of those projects moving forward.

How a storm job moves at Robust Roofing

1. Free inspection. You walk the roof, photograph every slope and explain what you see in plain language.
2. Damage documentation. You capture hail strikes and wind damage in a way an insurance carrier can follow.
3. The claim. You support it with clear documentation and help the homeowner understand each step, with Robust's in-house licensed Property and Casualty adjuster beside you.
4. Adjuster meeting. You meet the carrier's adjuster at the home, with our adjuster backing your documentation.
5. Supplements. When an approved scope leaves something out, you prepare a supplement so the job is complete.
6. Options and colors. The homeowner picks shingles and colors with you in the RoofMap portal.
7. The build. Crews usually complete the replacement in a single day while you keep the homeowner posted.
8. Final walkthrough. You review the finished roof together.

Storm restoration done the honest way

Storm restoration has a mixed reputation, mostly because of out of town crews who appear after a storm, make big promises and vanish before the warranty matters. Robust Roofing is the opposite of that picture. We are local to the North Atlanta metro, we hold a 5.0 rating across 66 Google reviews (above the 4.42-star average BrightLocal found across Google business listings), we are GAF certified and every replacement carries a 50-year labor warranty, where most roofing contractors stand behind their installation for 1 to 10 years. Deductibles are never waived here; Georgia law forbids it. When you represent Robust, you never have to apologize for the company behind you.

Pay: the most rep-friendly plan in North Georgia roofing

Storm restoration pay is often tied to the profit of the jobs you run, so the details of the split matter more than anything else. Many plans take 10 percent of the job off the top for overhead before splitting the rest 50/50, an arrangement known as a 10/50/50. Robust's version has no overhead slice and no fee ahead of the split, so the profit on a storm job is divided evenly between you and the company. The role also comes with a $75,000 per year base. Put those together and the plan is significantly better than the pay most roofing companies offer. The base also sets the role apart on the insurance side of roofing, where nearly half of insurance-focused roofing companies pay their sales teams commission only (JobNimbus Peak Performance 2025). Your interview covers how the base and split fit together. For the details, see the roofing sales compensation page or the true 50/50 vs 10/50/50 comparison.

How do storm restoration pay plans compare?

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Skills that matter in storm work

• Calm communication. Homeowners after a storm are often stressed. Clear, patient explanations go a long way.
• Organization. Several claims can be moving at once, each at a different stage.
• Attention to detail. Good photos and careful notes are what make a claim fair.
• Honesty. If a roof does not have storm damage, you say so.

You do not need to arrive with these polished. Robust supplies the HAAG certification and the training, and a licensed adjuster on staff shows you the insurance work. Georgia does not require roofing companies to employ one; Robust does, so you never learn claims alone. Read more on our HAAG certified roofing jobs page.

What makes a great storm restoration Project Manager

The best people in this work share a few habits. They return calls the same day, even when the news is not what the homeowner hoped. They take one more photo than they think they need. They explain a carrier's decision without blaming anyone, and they keep promises small enough to keep. They also stay curious, asking our adjuster why a scope came back the way it did so the next claim goes better. None of that requires a roofing background. It requires caring how the homeowner's experience turns out, and being willing to learn quickly when storms keep the calendar full.

Where you will work

Storm work takes you across Robust's 39-city North Georgia service area, with the Johns Creek area of the North Atlanta metro as home base. Our North Georgia roofing sales jobs page lists opportunities by city.

Apply for a storm restoration role

Read the full Roofing Project Manager job description, or visit insurance restoration roofing jobs for the claims side of the work. When you are ready, start your application. A questionnaire follows, then you lock in an interview time that works for you. You can also call or text (470) 887-6637.

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