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Eaveside
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Build a roofing company worth buying.

A buyer pays less for a company that can't run without you.Our software and team fix that.

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  • Final Touch Roofing
  • Roofing Force
  • Copper Ridge Exteriors
  • Artech Construction Brothers
  • Kaizen Roofing
  • Rhino Roofing

Could your company run for 30 days without you?

You don't stop running it. You stop being the only one who can.

  • Who says yes
  • This week's numbers
  • Steps written down
  • Someone on the hook
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What we build

We connect

Roofing software

  • Sales
  • Estimates
  • Production
  • Payments
  • Job margins
  • Reporting
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What we build

We write it down

The value builder playbook

  1. 01Assess
  2. 02Set the order
  3. 03Install the system
  4. 04Fix the weak spots
  5. 05Check the numbers
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What we build

We do the work

Our people in your business

  • Marketing
  • Bookkeeping
  • The office
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What would a buyer see?

A buyer does not value your company on revenue alone.

Eight questions. No contact details.

A rough range, not an appraisal. How this estimate works

What the review finds.

  • Three roofers silhouetted on a ridge against a sunset

    The P&L says 18% margin. Job by job, it's 11%.

    A worked example.

    Why it matters
    The price is a multiple of the profit a buyer's accountant can prove, not the one on your tax return.
    First move
    Cost every job: labor, materials, subs, commission. Reconcile it to the books monthly.
    Then
    Find the job types that lose and stop selling them that way.
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The software

Job profit & margin

The job money card: a $28,450.00 contract with $12,250.00 collected, costs of $15,360.50, a $16,200.00 balance and a 46.0% margin

Did the Anderson job actually make money?

Tabby, the AI approval desk

Tabby, an AI agent, reviewing a job before production: her note to the rep says the ice and water is 2 rolls short, the ridge vent covers 40 of 58 feet, and there is no photo of the back slope, with her math below

Is this job ready to install?

  • Carrier gap analysis
    Carrier gap analysis, marked AI-generated and to be reviewed before filing a supplement, run automatically when the carrier estimate was uploaded: a $1,095.00 total gap

    What did the carrier miss?

  • Lead source & close rate
    The sales funnel widget: leads, quoted jobs and sold jobs with conversion rates

    Which lead source is actually worth the money?

  • Schedule & weather
    The scheduling board for one job: a material delivery row and the roofing crew booked on Thursday, under each day's temperature range and chance of rain

    Is this week's install about to get rained out?

  • EBITDA gap
    The EBITDA Gap report: a $901,905 EBITDA target, $781,222 projected at the recent pace, $120,682 short of target, 13% of the target

    What would close the EBITDA gap?

  • Crew packet, before they accept
    A crew packet as the crew sees it before accepting: the town and ZIP, Austin, TX 78745, with no street address, and a note that accepting unlocks the address, photos, files and contacts

    Who sees the customer's address, and when?

  • Estimates
    An estimate card: the sell price, the true margin, and material, labor, per-square and squares figures

    Every estimate shows its true margin.

Your office should answer these without texting you.

Find out what a buyer would cut the price for.

We review

  • Pipeline
  • Job margins
  • Handoffs
  • Reporting
  • Owner-held decisions

What happens next

  1. 01We reply within one business day
  2. 02A 30-minute call on your numbers
  3. 03You leave with the first move

Pick a time with George and Haley

30 minutes on Google Meet. Choose a time that works for you and you’ll get the invite right away.

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30 minutes on your numbers. No pitch.

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Buyers pay the most to the owner who doesn't have to sell.

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Eaveside: Roofing software for a company worth buying