I need help

Hi Tinner666

please sent me a mail to

germanroofconsulting@gmail.com

Thank`s

Hi Mike,

I worked with ICOPAL/Siplast, it`s the best torchon where I worked with. I worked also with Rhepanol, or Trocal in germany. Yes it`s stupid to learn again, I work over 30 years as an roofer in ouer own business, I was the 4th generation. This is why I want to find a state where I don`t need a roofing license. But I didn`t get any answer, I am willing also to travel and work for other companies.

Martin

What`s does it mean NZ ?

The base of Icopal/Siplast is in Denmark

From all the pictures I've seen from peoples websites and post on the forum. It truely shows that roofing is a definite art form.

Pennsylvania

Colorado too, I believe.

Martin your work is beautiful. I wish you well on your hunt for work, since you are willing to travel and do wonderful custom work you need exposure. Your in good company here, many fine pictures have been posted by the RCS experts. Welcome & Good Luck. PC

Martin Said: Thank`s God, hope you will remember in the future

My screen name is an old nickname(long story),just call me TRG ,I have nothing like what I see of your skills though,I look forward to you contributing,I can see I will learn a lot from you,as I have from the other professionals who frequent this site

TRG thank`s very much, hope other guys with special works will see it the same, and will work together with me.

"Rent a German Master Certified Roofer & Slater" :laugh:

While there are a lot of effective marketing and selling techniques and zippy closing techniques to learn, you'll get a lot more traction if you don't consider yourself a roofing salesman. Your job is to determine the customer's needs based on his budget, and find the best solution for him that meets his budget. Everything else is fluff, and while joe blow homeowner may fall for fluff and fancy closing gimmicks, the guy who owns a $5 million strip shopping center will see right through it.

Be professional.

sorry martin, i too am in the same situation. this is not a slater friendly country, especially florida. i've been doing slate in florida for 5yrs now and i spend more time at home than at work. i have seen your work several times, you are a true master my friend. it's a real shame but it doesn't mean much in this country anymore. i think vaa is right, perhaps another country where the public is not so "dumbed down". down here in south florida, there's tons of slate going on but they never hire skilled workers to do it. i can't afford the 50k to get licensed either so i set myself up as as "sub" but the roofers here just have criminal profit expectations. i only have a couple of the best guys who give me their slate work. stay true brother, things won't always be this way. one day we will build homes and WE will inhabit them, not the wealth hoarding heathen. i have a big one in ft.lauderdale coming up in may and i may be able to use your help. i'll be in touch.

That will be nice, let`s do this job together Martin

What impressive work.. and in my hometown of New Orleans, no less! Slate is breathtaking. If I knew more about it or had someone to teach me then I would sell it here in Atlanta and have you come install it Martin :)

Good morning,

Yes why not, I have also the education to teach people. In my own companie in germany I educated more the 12 roofers in the last 20 years in copperwork, soldering, slating and all the material round the roof.

Think about it ;)

Very good, nothing but GOOD can come out of a win, win situation like that