Job Application for General Manager - Commercial Roofing at Quality Trusted Commercial

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Quality Trusted Commercial provides full-service commercial roofing and exterior solutions backed by decades of experience and a commitment to doing work the right way. We partner with building owners, property managers, and general contractors to deliver reliable roofing systems, responsive service, and long-term value for every project. At Quality Trusted Commercial, we offer more than a job, we offer the opportunity to build a rewarding career with a team that values craftsmanship, integrity, and customer satisfaction.

Quality Trusted Commercial is launching a new commercial roofing operation in the Indianapolis market and is seeking a driven and entrepreneurial General Manager to lead it.

This is a hybrid leadership role that combines branch management, business development, and production oversight. The General Manager will be responsible for building relationships, growing revenue, managing projects, and establishing a strong local presence for our brand. You will play a critical role in taking an emerging Indianapolis operation from start-up mode to a stable, profitable market.

This is an outstanding opportunity for a roofing professional with a strong sales mindset and operational experience who wants to build something from the ground up.

What’s in it for you?

PTO
401k
Paid Holidays
Company Truck & Gas card
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance
Opportunities for professional growth and advancement

Why Join Us?

Opportunity to build and lead a market from the ground up
Strong backing from an established and growing organization
Immediate book of business to build from
Long-term career growth potential
Entrepreneurial environment with real impact

Your Role

Launch and grow a new Indianapolis roofing branch with full P&L responsibility
Drive new business development through local relationships and sales activity
Manage current and future client accounts to expand service and re-roof opportunities
Oversee all aspects of operations, including estimating, production, scheduling, and project execution
Build and lead a local team as the branch scales
Partner with the Chicago branch for initial service support while Indianapolis builds internal capacity
Establish systems, processes, and safety standards that align with company expectations
Deliver strong financial performance through disciplined margin and cost management

What You Bring

Minimum of 5 years of leadership experience in commercial roofing operations or service management
Proven success in sales and business development within local market
Strong understanding of roofing production, estimating, and project management
Ability to manage budgets, margins, and job costs effectively
Demonstrated leadership experience building and developing teams
Established relationships within the Indianapolis market preferred
Safety-focused mindset with commitment to quality and accountability
Entrepreneurial, hands-on leader who can operate in a start-up environment
Strong communication skills and ability to work with customers, crews, and executives

Thank you for considering a career with Quality Trusted Commercial. We invest in our people and provide competitive pay, benefits, and a supportive work environment where your skills and contributions matter.

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