LIVE
NEXT BROADCAST · Monday · 8 AM ET · The Broadcast Window Opens

$30 BILLION A YEAR.

THIRTEEN TRIBES. ONE TABLE. NO SHARED STAGE.

NO DAILY VOICE. NO LIVE BROADCAST. NO NEWSROOM.

UNTIL NOW.

ROOFING AUTHORITY LIVE

The Authoritative Live Voice of Commercial Roofing

8 AM – NOON ET · MON – FRI · LIVE THEN ON DEMAND

CHAPTER ONE

THE INDUSTRY HAS
NO CONNECTIVE TISSUE.

Manufacturers run their own webinars to contractors.

Distributors pitch contractors at golf tournaments.

Architects spec products with zero feedback loop to the crews installing them.

Associations publish magazines from 1987.

Forensics shows up only when something's already on fire.

Thirteen tribes eat from the same $30B table — and none of them share a stage.

PE consolidation is one symptom.

The silo is the disease.

CHAPTER TWO

THE INFLUENCE MODEL
JUST INVERTED.

OLD
13 TRIBES 13 SILOS NO STAGE
NEW
EVERY TIER ONE BROADCAST ONE ROOM

The value is no longer advertising.

The value is being in the same room as the people who write checks, spec products, write claims, and break ground.

CHAPTER THREE

8 AM TO NOON ET.
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.

LIVE 8 AM – Noon ET Mon – Fri · The broadcast window
ON DEMAND Noon – 8 AM ET The asset works while the industry sleeps

Four hours live. Five days a week. Then on demand around the clock.

Not a podcast. Not a webinar. Not a panel.

A daily live broadcast in commercial roofing has never been attempted. Ever.

01

THE BREAKDOWN

The main evergreen topic. The structural meat. Generates the horizontal title.

02

WHAT'S ON THE ROOF

The timely hook. What the industry is talking about right now. Generates the vertical title.

03

ON THE JOB

The guest interview. Every guest earned their seat through real work.

04

THE RIDGE

The host monologue. The view from the peak. The unfiltered take.

05

THE CREW

The community segment. The Latino workforce. The people who hold this industry up.

06

LAYER BY LAYER

The connective hinge. One fact, one stat, one knowledge drop. Delivered clean.

CHAPTER FOUR

EVERY SEAT AT THE TABLE.
ON THE TABLE. ON THE AIR.

Commercial roofing is not one industry. It is thirteen tribes that eat from the same table and never share a stage. Roofing Authority LIVE is the stage.

01

MANUFACTURERS

Membrane, insulation, coatings, fasteners. Spec into the room, not the silo.

02

DISTRIBUTORS

National and independent. Hold the relationship layer before the next roll-up.

03

CONTRACTORS

Operators running $30M to $500M. The broadcast voice for the trade.

04

CONSULTANTS

RCI, RRO, building envelope. Translate complexity for the people writing checks.

05

INSPECTORS

QA, third-party, manufacturer-certified. The eyes the industry forgot to invite.

06

FORENSICS

Failure analysis, expert witness, claims investigation. The case study segment.

07

ARCHITECTS & SPEC WRITERS

The credibility layer. When they show up, manufacturers chase.

08

BUILDING OWNERS

REITs, facility directors, asset managers. The audience contractors actually want to be seen by.

09

ASSOCIATIONS

NRCA, MRCA, NRP, regional chapters. Member access trades for content rights.

10

PUBLICATIONS

Roofing Contractor, Roofing Magazine, trade press. Content partners, not competitors.

11

SOFTWARE

CRM, estimating, drone, AI. Sell into roofing without renting another publication's audience.

12

INSURANCE & SAFETY

Carriers, brokers, fall protection. The anonymized real-claims segment becomes must-watch.

13

RECRUITERS & TALENT

Every guest appearance ends with “and we're hiring.” The talent pipeline runs through the broadcast.

Thirteen tribes. One table. One broadcast. Every weekday morning.

CHAPTER FIVE

FIVE DOORS TO THE TABLE.
PICK YOURS.

Not every tribe buys a channel. Not every tribe needs one.

Five participation modes. One broadcast. Every tier finds its seat.

DOOR 01

HOST A CHANNEL

$7,500/month

For contractors, software vendors, service providers ready to be the voice.

Four broadcasts a month under your name. Full production. LinkedIn amplifier. The compounding asset on Chapter Seven.

DOOR 02

ANCHOR A VERTICAL

Custom

For manufacturers and category leaders.

“TPO Tuesdays presented by [Manufacturer].” Own a day, a category, or a season. Spec into the only room with every tier watching.

DOOR 03

SPONSOR A SEGMENT

Custom

For insurance, forensics, safety, finance, recruiting.

The Project. The Case Study. The Crew. Buy the segment that matches your story. Narrative, not banner ads.

DOOR 04

CONTENT PARTNER

Trade

For publications, podcasts, and trade press.

We feed you the highlight reel. You feed us legitimacy. Cross-publish. Cross-cite. The industry's first content exchange.

DOOR 05

AUDIENCE ACCESS

Trade

For associations, regional chapters, and event hosts.

Your members get content rights. We get audience access. NRCA, MRCA, NRP, regional groups — your members become the room.

Division 7 Roofing — Founding Channel Partner (Door 01)

CHAPTER SIX

THE SHOW IS THE BROADCAST.
LINKEDIN IS THE AMPLIFIER.

Personal LinkedIn pages outperform company pages by 5–8x.

B2B video on LinkedIn grew 36% last year.

Live video gets 24x the engagement of recorded video.

Baker Roofing has 14,614 LinkedIn followers.

A 67-person digital media company has 18,772.

The math is broken. We fix the math.

LISTENING BEFORE BROADCASTING

01

LISTEN

Every week we read the whole table, not just the contractor side. LinkedIn, podcasts, trade press, association feeds, forensics reports, owner roundtables. The show goes where the conversation already is. We don't manufacture relevance. We meet it.

02

THE SHOW

Four hours live. 8 AM to Noon ET. Five days a week. Then on demand 24/7. The asset.

03

LINKEDIN

We run your company page. We run your leadership pages. Daily posts. Native video. Original commentary. Distributed under your name.

04

PIPELINE

Recruiting. Business development. National accounts. PE positioning. Authority compounds.

You are already in the room. We make sure the room knows your name.

CHAPTER SEVEN

ONE CHANNEL.
EIGHT COMPOUNDING ASSETS.

This is the math for Door 01 — hosting a channel. A daily live broadcast is not a media buy. It is an operating asset that builds eight things at once, and each one keeps working long after the LIVE light goes off.

$7,500/month
$90,000 a year. 48 LIVE broadcasts. One operating asset under your name.

THE RETURN SURFACE

01
48 LIVE Broadcasts
A year of on-the-record commentary. Not posts. Not webinars. Broadcasts.
02
240+ Distributable Assets
Every show cuts into clips, quote cards, and posts. The content library compounds weekly.
03
A LinkedIn Authority Layer
Daily presence in the feed of every operator, manufacturer, distributor, and PE buyer who matters.
04
A Networking Surface
Every guest is a relationship logged. Every sponsor is a warm door. Every viewer is a name in the room.
05
A Knowledge Base That Grows
Every transcript, every guest insight, every category breakdown — searchable, ownable, citable. The longer the show runs, the smarter the asset gets.
06
A Recruiting & Retention Magnet
Talent watches authority. Crews follow voices. The show pulls the people you need toward you.
07
A Defensible Category Position
When AI gets asked who the voice in commercial roofing is, your name is what comes back. Authority is now indexable.
08
The Listening Layer
Every week, the network scans LinkedIn, podcasts, Substacks, and trade press for the conversations actually moving the category. The show only talks about what matters this week. Your channel never runs out of signal.

HOW IT COMPOUNDS

MONTH 1
The asset goes live.
The set is built. The format is locked. Four broadcasts ship. The LinkedIn engine starts pushing content into the right feeds.
MONTH 6
The library starts to pull.
24 shows in. 120+ pieces of distributable content live. Guests have become relationships. Operators in your category know the show by name.
MONTH 12
The knowledge base becomes the moat.
48 broadcasts. 240+ assets. A searchable transcript archive that pays you back every time a buyer, recruit, or sponsor types your name.
YEAR 2+
No one in your category catches you.
The asset is not a show anymore. It is the way buyers, partners, and operators find you — and the way AI describes the category.

Year one buys the asset. Year two compounds it. Year three, no one in your category catches you.

Run one channel. Or run ten. A network of channels inside the network.

Most roofing companies own trucks. Few own audiences. Fewer own networks. None own a knowledge base that grows on its own.

BEFORE YOU ASK

THE QUESTIONS
EVERY OPERATOR HAS.

Who owns the content?

You do. Every episode, every clip, every LinkedIn post built from it. Co-owned distribution rights stay with the network so the asset compounds across the system. The IP is yours.

What if I can't show up every week?

You won't. Hosting cadence is 4 shows per month, scheduled around your operating reality. Travel, jobsites, board meetings — we build around them. The broadcast doesn't stop because you're on a roof.

I'm not media trained. Will I look bad on camera?

No. We don't book performers, we book operators. Pre-show prep, run-of-show, talking points, and a producer in your ear. You show up. We make the show.

Who runs my LinkedIn pages?

Our editorial team writes in your voice, posts under your name, and clears every piece with you before it ships. Daily company posts, native video, original commentary. You approve the cadence. We hold the line.

How is this different from a podcast?

A podcast is one host, one episode, on demand. This is a daily live broadcast network with multiple channels, scheduled programming, paid distribution, and a LinkedIn amplifier under each channel partner's name. Different category.

I'm a manufacturer, not a contractor. Do I host a channel?

Probably not. Manufacturers typically come in through Door 02 — anchoring a vertical (“TPO Tuesdays presented by [you]”) or Door 03 — sponsoring a recurring segment. The contractor stays the broadcast voice. You spec into the room.

How does an association participate?

Door 05. Member access trades for content rights. Your members get co-branded broadcast content, segment access, and guest priority. We get audience reach. NRCA, MRCA, NRP, and regional chapters all fit this lane. No cash changes hands.

Why now?

The consolidation window is open. Seven of the top ten are already PE-owned. The independent operator has eighteen months to claim the broadcast layer before the conversation closes behind another firewall. After that, the seats are gone.

What does the $10K actually buy?

$7,500/month is the hosting slot — four shows per month, full production, on-demand library. $2,500/month is paid distribution across LinkedIn, YouTube, and partner networks. Together: the full authority operating system. No setup fees.

What's the commitment?

12-month founding partner term. After that, month-to-month. Authority compounds. The break-even isn't a single quote — it's the recruiting, the PE positioning, and the room that finally knows your name.

CHAPTER EIGHT

POWERED BY THE BUSINESSES
BUILDING THE FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL ROOFING.

The table is set. These are the chairs already filled.

Sponsors don't buy ad slots.
They get their story told well.

FINAL CHAPTER

You are already at the industry's table.

The question is whether your seat is on the air.

Thirteen tribes. Five doors. One broadcast.

Pick your seat.

The first channels are being claimed right now.

Founding partner positions are limited.

Decide whether you're inside the conversation —
or outside it.