Saturday, February 27, 2010


At the Columbia, MO home show. 2 days down & 3 new leads, one big roof. Spring will soon be here and I think we are gonna be busy.



Perceive, Believe, Acheive


God Bless


Chad Hedrick

Monday, February 22, 2010

Sorry No PICS this Time. I just finished 3 days in KC at a trade show with awesome results, but here is even better news below.

Guys, we are poised to have one of the greatest years ever. I have not even sent out my advertising & we are getting calls almost daily. Just today I got calls on 3 roofs that we have had bids on for 3+ years and out of the blue they called today and want to get new numbers and are interested on how soon we can get something done. We are talking about 90,000 feet of standing seam, 75,000 ft of screw-down, & 30,000 sq ft of standing seam, all in all about $250,000-$275,000 in contracts with a profit of $90k-$110. All of this has came about without any additional advertising.

Basically guys people are interested in our long line of 40+ years of proven performance & knowing we have a true system, not just coatings. Florida, Texas, the East Coast, all over the country we have new contractors coming on board with us and having awesome success early on.

Do you want to join the 10+ contractors we have added to our TEAM in 2010. Now is the time, our March 2-3 training is full, but there are still openings for March 30-31, but not for long. Call me and find out how you to can join the #1 TEAM in the US and add $$$$ to your business & TIME FREEDOM to your family.

God Bless
Perceive, Believe, Acheive

Chad Hedrick
www.contractorunlimited.com


Here are a few pictures from our manufacturers National Convention, in Branson, MO.
Yep that's me with Roy Rogers JR. I make him look pretty good.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Our hardest Job Ever

( Sorry finish pictures wouldn't load.)


This could quite possibly have been the absolute worst job I have ever put myself & my guys through. It was 2 weeks of absolute heck, that about killed my crew, family & myself. Short of being away from my little girl & spouse, this job had just about every bad thing that a roofer doesn't want to happen. The decking looked fine from below, but was deteriorated to paper thin in areas. 3 of us actually broke through the metal & were almost road kill on the floor. So after redecking some areas & installing 2 layers of OSB along with the tapered ISO system, we finally completed this monster. After all of this the building owner has shorted me $14k since Sept 1st of 2009. After all of that, I actually didn't loose any money.

Late New Years Post



Hello to everyone again. The Holidays are finally over & we are back to business of selling roofs. Here are a few pics of my New Years celebrating & some winter time fun with the little one in Iowa.