Roofing sales jobs in Dallas, TX

Dallas is the hub of North Texas. Field reps here typically cover North Dallas, Lake Highlands, Preston Hollow and the I-635 corridor, where older housing stock and frequent spring hail keep roof inspections and replacements in steady demand.

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What roofing sales looks like in Dallas

• Most work is door-to-door and referral-based after storms; expect a lot of driving across the metro.
• Texas requires a written contract for roofing work over $1,000 and bans waiving or rebating a homeowner's insurance deductible, so honest reps protect themselves and the customer.
• Many cities in Dallas County require a solicitor permit for door-to-door sales. Ask the employer who handles it.
• Pay is usually commission or profit share. Ask how it's calculated and when it's paid; see commission pay explained.

Getting around Dallas

Dallas territories are big. Reps often split their week between neighborhoods hit by the latest storm and follow-up appointments elsewhere in the metro, so plan on a reliable vehicle, a phone with good maps, and time on I-635, US-75 and the Dallas North Tollway. Ask whether leads are grouped by area to keep drive time down.

Questions to ask before you say yes

• Are leads provided, and how many does a new rep usually get per week?
• Is pay a percentage of the contract or of the profit, and can I see the job costs?
• When are commissions paid: at contract, at install, or when the job is fully paid?
• Who handles permits, supplements and insurance paperwork?
• What training happens in the first 30 days?

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