Robinhood Roofing · Sales team
INSURANCE PAYS.YOU GET PAID.the homeowner gets a new roof
We are a modern Robin Hood for Utah homeowners. They have paid insurance for years. When a storm wrecks their roof, we make the insurance company pay what it owes, so nobody pays for their roof twice. You are the one who knocks on the door.
Hiring across the Wasatch Front right now
NOW HIRING01 · What am I selling?
Roofs that
insurance pays for.
You are not selling a subscription nobody asked for. Utah storms damage roofs every year, and homeowners are insured for it. Your job is to find the damage and get them started. The homeowner pays their deductible, and insurance pays for the rest of a brand new roof.
- 01
A storm hits
Wind and hail tear up roofs across a neighborhood. Most homeowners have no idea, because you cannot see it from the driveway.
- 02
You knock and inspect
You show up with the storm data, get on the roof, and show the homeowner photos of the damage they are already insured for.
- 03
We file and fight the claim
Our claims team files it, meets the adjuster, and pushes back with evidence until the insurance company pays for what is really there.
- 04
Insurance pays for the roof
The homeowner pays their deductible. The insurance company pays the rest. They get a brand new roof, and you get paid.
Warm doors, not cold ones
We hand you storm maps and hail data down to the street. You knock neighborhoods that just got hit, not random zip codes.
An easy yes
You are not asking anyone to buy something they do not need. You are showing them money they are already owed.
Coached, not thrown to the wolves
Ride-alongs, a manager in your corner, and a system that already works. You bring the effort, we bring the reps.
People thank you
At the end of it a family has a new roof they did not pay for out of pocket. That is a product you can be proud of.
Why we are called Robinhood
Take it back from
the insurance giants.
give it to the homeowner.
They already paid for it
Homeowners send insurance a premium every month for years. That money is what pays for a storm-damaged roof.
Insurance plays it small
When it is time to pay out, the first offer is often a fraction of the damage. Most homeowners take it, because they do not know better.
We take it back for them
Measurements, photos, supplements, rebuttals. We make the insurance company pay what it owes, so nobody pays for their roof twice.
02 · How much will I make?
BECOME A
PROVIDERCLOSER
What you make is up to how hard you go. This job is hard by design, and the people who beat rejection every day get paid like it. Here is the offer.
$40K
base
$140K
commission
$180K
year one, on pace
Sign 4 a week
Four signed deals a week is the qualifying pace. It is the same pace that builds a real income, so you are training the habit that pays you for years.
Hold it for 8 weeks
Keep that pace for two months. That is the whole test. Do it and the base is yours for year one, no negotiation.
Lock the $40K
You bank a $40,000 base plus 6-10% commission on every job. Miss the mark and you still keep every commission dollar you earned.
Where it goes
Rep. Manager. then owner.
YEAR 01
REP
guaranteed base
expected commission, on-target
Lock a guaranteed $40K base the day you qualify, then commission stacks on top. Stay on pace and that lands around $180K your first year.
YEAR 02
MANAGER
base + override
Prove it and you run a team. A $150K base plus commission and an override on every rep you develop.
YEAR 03
BRANCH OWNER
your name on the door
Year three the door opens to run your own branch. Your market, your team, your ceiling.
6-10%
commission on every job
~$1,300
average commission per deal
$250
upfront the week a deal signs
Weekly
how often you get paid
On-target earnings at the qualifying pace of four deals a week. Commission based: what you make is tied to your effort and how many doors you knock. No one is promising you a number you do not earn.
03 · What does the average rep make?
Not a projection.
Real paychecks.
This is what we actually paid every rep who averaged two signed deals a week, straight from our books. Two a week is half the qualifying pace.
Average monthly pay at 2 deals a week
$0
per month · median $5,400
and the qualifying pace is four
Months 1-3
learning the doors
~$0/mo
Months 3-6
pace locked in
~$0/mo
Months 6-9
referrals + repeat storms
~$0/mo
Average total paid to reps who stayed 6-9 months
$0
Actual pay (base, upfronts, and commission) from June 2025 to October 2026 for the 12 reps who averaged 2+ signed deals a week. Reps below that pace are not included. Past pay is not a promise of future pay.
04 · How fast do I get paid?
Paid weekly,
starting the week you sign.
Insurance pays a roof in two checks, and your commission follows the money. Every week you get paid on whatever we collected that week, plus an upfront on every deal you signed.
How the money works
Upfronts + commission
$250 upfront.The week a homeowner signs, $250 goes on your next check. You do not wait for insurance to see money from a deal.
6-10% of every check.When insurance pays, you earn 6-10% of what we collected, on that week's payroll. Most roofs pay in two checks, so your commission comes in two parts.
The upfront is an advance.It comes out of that deal's commission, so it is money early, not money extra. Same total, sooner.
Example at 10%: one $13,000 roof · $1,300 commission
Deal signs
Upfront
$250
First check (ACV): $5,000
10% = $500, minus the $250 already paid
$250
Final check (RCV): $8,000
10% = $800
$800
Total for one deal
$1,300
On our jobs the first check is usually about 40% of the money and the final check the other 60%, because it carries the held-back depreciation and the deductible. Every claim splits a little differently.
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median, signed to roof approved
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median, signed to first check
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median, signed to final check
- 01 · Day 0
Contract signed
The homeowner signs. Your $250 upfront goes on that week's check.
- 02 · Week 1
Claim filed + adjuster
We file the claim and meet the adjuster on the roof with your photos.
- 03 · ~3 weeks
Roof approved
Median time from signing to a full approval. A quarter come back inside 9 days.
- 04 · ~6 weeks
First insurance check
About two weeks after approval the first check lands. Your commission on it pays that week.
- 05 · Weeks 6-8
Roof installed
Permit, materials, crew. The back office runs all of it.
- 06 · ~11 weeks
Final check
Insurance releases the rest after the install. The rest of your commission rides on it.
Real roofs, real timelines
See the approvals
Finished jobs, photo by photo, from the first knock to the final check.
Medians from 463 approved insurance claims, December 2024 to October 2026. Every claim is different. Some approve in a week, some take a few months. Example timelines count from inspection to approval.
The part nobody warns you about
You close.
we carry the rest.
You are not a claims adjuster, a project manager, or a collections agent. Knock the door, build the trust, get the contract signed. The second you do, our back office runs the job all the way to the check.
Yes, it fits around school
Class in the morning.
doors in the evening.
The hours that pay are 4 to 8 PM, after homeowners get home from work. A full class schedule and a full paycheck never have to fight. Most reps knock evenings and Saturdays and keep every morning free.
A day in the life
Class, gym, life
Mornings are yours. Homeowners are not home anyway, so this job never asks for them.
Huddle & game plan
Quick team sync: fresh storm map, tonight's neighborhood, one skill to sharpen.
Knock the prime hours
Four to eight is when doors open. Focused hours on warm storm leads with a manager one call away.
Log it & shut it down
Numbers in the app, follow-ups set, done. The whole job lives in the hours school does not touch.
How to join
Four steps to your
first door.
Apply
Drop your info. Sixty seconds, no resume.
Meet a manager
A quick call to see if it is a fit, usually same week.
Ride along & train
Shadow a vet, learn the pitch, knock your first doors with backup.
Start earning
Get paid weekly and start the eight-week climb to your base.
Straight from the top
I built the machine.
you bring the fight.
Robinhood started with a simple observation: storm restoration is full of companies that treat homeowners like transactions and reps like they are disposable. We decided to be the exception on both.
So we built the entire back office to carry everything except the one part that makes you valuable: earning trust at a door. That one skill pays you for the rest of your life, and this is the best place I know to build it.
The offer is real. The ladder is real. Come prove it.
Devin Jernigan
Founder · Robinhood Roofing
No experience needed. Just guts.
GO ALL IN.
or stay on default settings
You can wait for a life-changing opportunity to fall in your lap, or you can build one this week. The door is open.