Roof ops

Roofing Contractor Ops Kit

An independent roofing contractor runs the same five pages on every job. You set the figure. The contract note and the warranty note are working notes, not attorney-approved forms.

Not for

  • A general-contractor punch desk, or the construction punch-list closeout kit.
  • An estimate-only pack, or the painting contractor desk.
  • Building-code, engineering, warranty-legal, or insurance-claim-adjustment advice.
  • An income, ROI, production, or close-rate promise.

How it moves

01 Name the job

Write the lead before you price it.

02 Set the figure

The estimate uses your number. The kit does not print a market rate.

03 Log the work

Move the card from lead to on-job to closed. A blank date stays blank.

04 Close the note

The warranty line is a working note. It is not legal advice.

What’s inside

The files

License, in short

What the files allow

You may use the pages you rewrote for roofs you actually run. You may not resell the kit, the worksheets, or the SAMPLE. The notes are not legal, code, or warranty advice. Intended refund, once a sale exists: fourteen days, purchase price back, license ends, copies deleted. Checkout terms control that sale.

Plain answers

Before you rely on the plate

Is the warranty page a legal warranty?

No. The date and the note are blank on the SAMPLE. It is not warranty-legal advice and not performance proof.

Is the contract stub a contract?

No. Fields are blank. The plate says attorney review is required. It prints no dollar price.

Does this promise more roofs?

No. There is no income, production, or close-rate promise. The SAMPLE sites are fiction.

What are the two prices?

List $39. Launch $29. Both are locked catalog numbers.

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