You choose how far your crew travels
We welcome applications from roofing subcontractors across the United States. You can be considered as a local crew, a regional team, or a crew willing to travel nationwide. This is a recruiting network, not a list of confirmed jobs in every state.
A precise service area helps the review team avoid contacting you about locations that do not fit your business. Name the cities or states you actually serve and describe any limits.
What to put in your coverage field
Local crew: our metro area and a 75-mile radius; no overnight travel.
Regional team: two neighboring states; travel with one week's notice.
Traveling crew: available for out-of-state projects; duration and travel costs to be agreed.
These are examples of useful descriptions, not claims about available projects. Replace them with your crew's actual locations and conditions.
Add availability and travel conditions
- Earliest availability and notice required
- Number of crews available to travel
- Distance or project-duration limits
- Lodging, travel, and mobilization requirements
- Whether repairs have a different service area from installations
Put these details in your coverage, availability, or pricing notes. Scope, travel arrangements, schedule, and compensation must be discussed before a crew commits to any project.