Management has gone downhill for years. Experienced leaders left, and younger staff stepped up while carrying forward the worst habits of the old managers. Jobs aren’t profitable anymore because of constant mistakes—bad build info, angry homeowners, and contractors who don’t care to fix poor company decisions. Morale is extremely low.
If you quit, leadership will try to blackball you from the industry. They’ve even contacted companies to talk badly about people who left, and pressured sales reps who started their own businesses into shutting them down.
The mission statement about being “an excellent company in which to do business” is a flat-out lie. The focus is profit over quality every time. Employees can make 30–50% more at other roofing companies with far less stress and toxicity.
Even current leadership knows things are broken—directors and top level production members have openly said they’re looking elsewhere. The whole system is crumbling because executives prioritize their vacations, houses, and cars instead of building a solid company.
If you don’t drink their Kool-Aid, you’ll be ostracized. This company is diseased from within and deserves the collapse it’s facing.