Roofer Show

If you’re not marketing and selling preventative roof maintenance you are leaving a lot of money on the table! In today’s interview, Greg teaches us how to set up a maintenance department, find the right people to run it, and how to sell maintenance for high profits. He’ll also show us the top 5 mistakes contractors make that will kill the deal.

Greg Hayne, of The Hayne Coaching Group, has a unique training program that helps roofing contractors grow their service departments and become more profitable and provide superior service for their customers. For the past ten years, he’s been teaching contractors the best practices of the most successful service departments around the country. He shows us how you can make a lot of money providing great service.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

Why your repair department and service department are NOT the same
How to set up a service department (Use Greg’s formula for profit margins)

The Top Five Mistakes Roofing Contractors Make:
1. Not treating repair requests differently than initial requests
2. Not addressing repair requests promptly
3. Poor documentation
4. Not handling tenant communication properly
5. Ignoring other problems with the roof
Other problems:
1. Not returning phone calls promptly
2. Not sending out prompt invoices after completing the work
Tips for providing a preventive maintenance program:
1. Don’t over-specify your services
2. Don’t forget to SELL your maintenance program
Why documentation is CRITICAL
Common mistakes in selling preventive maintenance: (You have to show them how it will save them money!)
1. Specifying too much
2. Sending in quotes instead of selling
3. Not asking questions
How a preventive maintenance program adds value to your business with recurring income
Greg’s training programs, peer groups, and individual coaching

Resources:

www.creatinggreatservice.com (Available training programs and free downloads to help assess your business)

www.haynecoachinggroup.com (Available peer groups)

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Jon P. McGuire

6 years ago

Dave, big fan of preventative maintenance!!
Part of a good maintenance program is positive drainage on the roof membrane–that’s my business, http://www.greenslope.co
Would love to see if we can help each other

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Dave Sullivan

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Hi Jon thanks for commenting. I will check out your site and let you know if we can help each other in any way!

Podcast 07: How To Sell Preventative Maintenance And Why You Need To with Greg Hayne

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