Five HRX Certified Installers per metro.
Roofing contractors in Dallas–Fort Worth, Atlanta, Charlotte, Nashville and Greenville–Spartanburg: we’re certifying five crews in each. You get the training, a partner manager who walks you through every step, and your first drum. You bring the crews and the leads you already have.
Your “no” pile is a second business you haven’t opened yet.
See how certified crews turn the replacement bids they lose on price into one-day HRX jobs — same trucks, same crews, same leads.
The math on one roof.
Every week a homeowner tells you no to a tear-off. HRX closes at roughly a third of that bid. Here’s the anchor job, worked out.
*Example economics; results vary by market, roof size, and close rate. Labor figures estimated. Nothing on this page is a guarantee of earnings.
†15-Year Limited Warranty applies to registered full-roof applications. See warranty terms.
Certification, start to first roof.
Four steps. No classroom, no travel, no fee. You’re assigned a partner manager on day one who walks you through every inch of it.
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Apply
Two minutes: company, metro, crew count. We text you within one business day to confirm your metro is still open, introduce your partner manager, and send the training link.
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Train online
The HRX certified-installer course — evaluating the roof, equipment setup, prep, and application. Watch it on your phone, at your pace. Your partner manager is a text away for anything that doesn’t make sense.
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Certification
A working call with your partner manager: your equipment, your first roof, your questions. That call is the certification.
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First roof
Order your first drum (about $5,000) or a tote and spray your first roof with your partner manager on call. They stay with you for every roof after.
Hear it from a roofer.
“If you’re a contractor and you want to explode your business and add a whole new avenue without really having to do a whole lot of upfront investment — no brainer.”
“It’s actually going to seal those granules on. If we can seal and protect that roof…”
Stratton Wolf · Owner, Utah Roofing Experts
Here’s the part nobody believes: there’s no fee.
No franchise fee. No territory buy-in. No royalty. You buy product at your tier price and you’re in business. That’s the whole model.
This is your business with one more product in it. You set the price, keep the margin, and own the customer. Your partner manager makes sure the first roof goes right — and stays a call away for every one after.
Who we’re certifying
- You run a roofing or exterior company with at least one crew.
- You bid full replacements and lose some of them on price.
- You’re in an open metro — or willing to be the first crew in yours.
- A first order of about $5,000 in product is a business decision, not a stretch.
Open metros.
Five certified installers per metro. Spots go as applicants are approved — applying first puts you first.
- Dallas–Fort WorthOnly a few spots left
- AtlantaOnly a few spots left
- CharlotteNew · accepting applicants
- NashvilleNew · accepting applicants
- Greenville–SpartanburgNew · accepting applicants
- FloridaComing soon · apply early
- CaliforniaComing soon · apply early
Opening next: Florida and California. Apply now and you go to the front of the line — early applicants are certified first, before the ads run there, and get first pick of the five slots.
Somewhere else? Apply anyway and tell us your metro. New metros open as contractors apply, and the first crew certified in a metro is the first crew there.
No, there isn’t a catch.
The questions owners actually ask, in the order they ask them.
There’s no fee. No franchise fee, no territory buy-in, no royalty. Your first order is one 55-gallon drum — about $5,000 — or a tote.
At rated coverage of 200–300 sq ft per gallon, a drum covers roughly 11,000–16,500 sq ft: call it five to eight 20-square roofs. After that you buy product at your tier price, when you need it.
No. Your existing crew applies it with a standard airless sprayer. It’s a single-coat, one-day job — no tear-off, no dumpster.
It’s Class A fire rated to ASTM E84, 250% elongation, 1,800 psi tensile strength, and carries a 15-Year Limited Warranty† on registered full-roof applications. The Technical Data Sheet is linked in the footer. Read it before you talk to us.
Yes — apply and tell us where you are. New metros open as contractors apply, and the first crew certified in a metro is the first crew there.
You get a text within one business day: whether your metro is still open, and if it is, the link to the training. Your partner manager introduces themselves, walks you through the training, and books your certification call. After the call, your first drum ships.
No. You can start with one drum and stop whenever you want. No franchise agreement, no territory fee, and nobody telling you how to run your company.
†15-Year Limited Warranty applies to registered full-roof applications. See warranty terms.
Check if your metro is open.
Applying takes two minutes. We text you within one business day with a yes or a no — and if it’s a yes, the training link.
- No fee to apply, no fee to certify. A partner manager, not a help desk.
- Five per metro. Applicants are reviewed in the order they apply.
- Your first order — one drum, about $5,000 — comes after certification, not before.
You already own the hard part.
The crews. The leads. The trucks. Add the certification.