Clarify · For roofing owners doing $1M–$30M

You built a roofing company.
Now it runs you.

I scaled mine past $20M and sold it on my own terms, not by grinding harder, but by building a machine that sold, produced, and grew without me in every decision. I'll show you the exact system.

$100M+Sold over 5 years
EXITEDBuilt to sell, sold to scale
USMCVeteran-led standard
RSAMentor · Roofing Strong Alliance

Listen & Label

Which one is keeping you up at night?

Pick the one that hits closest. I've lived all four: first as the guy on the roof, then as the owner who fixed them.

Open the Wound

How you got here, and where it goes if nothing changes

Past

Hustle scaled. Systems didn't.

You out-worked everyone to get here. But the same instincts that built the first $2M (say yes to everything, touch every job, close it yourself) become the ceiling at $5M, $10M, $20M.

Present

You're the bottleneck and the backstop.

Inconsistent close rates. Reps you can't replicate. Margins leaking through chaos. And a phone that never stops, because the process lives in your head, not on paper.

Future

Burnout, or a discounted exit. Or both.

Owner-dependent companies trade at a fraction of systemized ones, when they trade at all. Five more years of this doesn't build wealth. It builds resentment toward the thing you created.

What is chaos costing you?

Enter your annual revenue and we'll show what a tighter sales process leaves on the table. Estimate is fine; we'll get exact on the call.

The spec sheet

Revenue left on the table · conservative case Enter revenue
Upside with the full system · stretch case Enter revenue

Model: 500 leads per $1M of revenue, 25% close rate, 60% demo rate. Conservative case lifts both close and demo by 5 points (3 points for businesses over $10M); stretch case lifts both by 10 points (7 points over $10M). Directional, not a guarantee.

The Solution

Two systems. One operating company.

Everything I install comes down to this: systemize the business so it runs without you, and systemize the sales so revenue stops depending on heroes. Do both and you can scale it, love it, and, when you choose, sell it at a premium.

Systemize the Business

The FORGE operating cadence: how a Marine builds a company that holds the line without him.

  • Find & Filter: hire to a documented standard, not a gut feeling
  • Onboard to Standard: every role trained to the same playbook
  • Reinforce Daily: cadences, scorecards, and accountability rhythms
  • Grow Leaders: build managers so you stop being the manager
  • Execute the Culture: standards the team enforces without you
See the full business OS →

Systemize the Sales

The C.L.O.S.E.D. framework and process-driven selling, so every rep runs the same winning play.

  • A documented sales process from lead intake to signed contract
  • Offer creation and price presentation that protects margin
  • Tone, cadence, and kitchen-table mechanics that raise close rates
  • Rep onboarding and certification: B-players to A-player output
  • Scoreboards and reviews that make performance visible weekly
See the full sales OS →
"Systemization isn't bureaucracy. It's freedom with a spine."
Kody Landals · Founder, Reimagine Roofing · USMC Veteran · RSA Mentor

Extract Questions

What you're probably asking right now

"I've paid for coaching before and nothing stuck."

Most coaching fails because it hands you motivation instead of mechanisms. I don't sell rah-rah. We install documented processes (hiring standards, sales playbooks, daily cadences) built from running a $20M+ roofing operation, not from a course someone else taught me. If it isn't written down and trained to standard, it doesn't count.

"My market is different."

I've operated across Arizona, Utah, Florida, New Mexico, and the Northeast: insurance restoration, retail, metal, and commercial. Markets change the inputs. The system (how you hire, train, sell, and lead) is the constant. That's exactly why it transfers.

"I don't have time to systemize. I'm slammed."

You're slammed because nothing is systemized. Every undocumented process is a recurring tax on your week. We start with the one bottleneck costing you the most (usually sales process or hiring) and buy your time back first. Then we compound from there.

"I'm not planning to sell. Does this still apply?"

Build the company as if you'll sell it, even if you never do. A sellable business is the same thing as a business you actually enjoy owning: predictable revenue, a team that executes, and an owner who works on it instead of in it. The exit is optional. The freedom isn't.

"What does the discovery call actually cost?"

Nothing but 30 minutes. We diagnose where your business actually is, identify the constraint, and define the next step. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you straight and point you in the right direction. Marines don't waste ammunition, or your time.

Define Next Steps

One call. One constraint identified. One clear next step.

30 minutes. We map where your business is, label the bottleneck, and define exactly what to do about it, whether you work with me or not.

Schedule Your 30-Minute Discovery Call

No pitch deck. No pressure. Just a straight diagnosis.

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