DrewInterstate Roofing, Colorado · 2 years
“I had done my research and found just the biggest and best companies in Colorado.”
Join the first Las Vegas team.
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Roofing homes since 1994. Now hiring sales reps, setters and project managers in Las Vegas.
- No experience needed
- 4 weeks of training
- Top 10 roofer in the US
2 minutes. No résumé.
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Which role are you applying for?
Job questions only. Only the Las Vegas office sees your answers.
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Run your numbers.
Pay follows the roofs. Move the slider and see your year.
- Average Las Vegas roof
- $16,000
- Your commission on it
- $1,600
- Training before your first roof
- 4 weeks
Your year
$76,800
$6,400 a month · 4 roofs × $1,600 commission
Sample figures to show how pay works, not a promise. Your interview shows the real pay plan.
A new office. A 30‑year company.
Interstate Roofing started in Denver in 1994. Las Vegas is its newest office.
30+
years in business
24,000+
projects completed
Top 10
roofer in the US, Roofing Contractor magazine
35,000+
projects across the One Solutions family
Certified by the brands that make the roofs
They started where you are.
Rachel3 years at Interstate
“I went to school and got a useless degree… found roofing and never looked back.”
Brendon13 years, started knocking doors
“I started out as a canvasser, knocking door to door… this is where I'm staying.”
Kyle SpencerProject manager, ex-pipeline
“I came from 10 years working natural gas pipeline and I love my new life in the roofing industry.”
Stephen SimpkinSenior project manager since 2008
“To be able to go out and help homeowners, have some integrity, be authentic.”
Be first in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas office opened September 14 with leaders from Phoenix. The sales team starts with you.
- 900,000+
- homes in the valley
- 500,000+
- built 1990 to 2010: their roofs are due now
We train you first.
Rooferschool runs Monday to Friday, 9 to noon, for four weeks. Then the field.
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This week
Your interview
Meet the office and see the full plan for your role.
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Weeks 1 to 4
Rooferschool
60hours of class
The roof, the process and the homeowner conversation.
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Week 5
Day one in the field
Your first homes, knowing what to say.
Three ways in.
Sales rep
Inspect the roof with the homeowner and walk them through their options, all the way to a signed project.
- Experience
- None. We train you.
- Pay
- Commission on every roof you sell
- Good fit if you
- Like people and want pay that follows effort
Appointment setter
Knock doors across the valley, start the conversation and book inspections for the sales team.
- Experience
- None. We train you.
- Pay
- Per inspection you book, plus a bonus on every roof that closes
- Who's done it
- Brendon started here 13 years ago
- Good fit if you
- Can start a conversation with anyone
Project manager
Run the job after the sale: materials, crews, the schedule and the final walk-through.
- Experience
- Construction or project work helps
- Who's done it
- Kyle and Stephen do it today
- Good fit if you
- Like running a crew and a schedule
How pay works: commission on every roof, about $1,600 on an average Las Vegas roof. Run your numbers, then see the full plan in your interview.
Before you apply.
Other questions: help@onesolutions.com
Is this door-to-door?
Yes. Setters and new sales reps start most conversations at the door. Brendon started that way 13 years ago.
How does pay work?
Sales reps earn commission on every roof, about $1,600 on an average Las Vegas roof. Setters earn per inspection plus a bonus when the roof closes. Need base pay to start? Say so in the application.
Do I need roofing experience?
No. Rooferschool teaches the roof, the process and the homeowner conversation before you work on your own.
Do I need a car?
Yes: a valid license and a reliable car. You drive to homes across the valley.
I'm moving to Vegas. Can I apply?
Yes. Pick “I'm moving here within 30 days” and the office calls you.
How fast will I hear back?
If you're a fit, you book on the spot. If the office has questions, it calls within one business day.