How much do roofing project managers make in Georgia?

Robust Roofing Careers · Updated November 2026

How much a roofing project manager makes in Georgia depends on how the company pays. Robust Roofing in Johns Creek pays the best compensation in roofing sales in the Southeast (including Georgia): a $75,000 per year base, and also a 70/30 split, 70% to you and 30% to the company. It is widely known as the best compensation in roofing sales. Its 70% share is more than triple the 20% rate JobNimbus finds most common among roofing companies that pay commission on profit. Public wage data for related Georgia jobs is below.

Is there one answer to how much roofing project managers make?

No. The title covers very different jobs, and federal statistics do not track roofing project managers as a separate occupation, so the honest answer is a range of related figures together with the specific structure of the job you are considering.

At some companies a roofing project manager is a production coordinator who schedules crews after someone else sold the job. In storm restoration, the title usually means the person who owns the homeowner relationship from inspection through the insurance claim, the build and the final walkthrough. That second kind of role is the one Robust Roofing hires for, and it is usually paid a split of each job.

What do federal wage statistics show for related jobs in Georgia?

The closest federal categories put Georgia median annual wages between about $73,000 (claims adjusters) and $111,000 (construction managers) for supervisory, sales and claims work related to roofing project management. These are the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics May 2025 estimates:

• Construction managers: $110,810 median in Georgia; $119,590 in the Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell metro.
• First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers: $78,430 in Georgia; $80,500 in the Atlanta metro.
• Sales representatives of services: $75,280 in Georgia; $78,950 in the Atlanta metro.
• Claims adjusters, examiners and investigators: $73,320 in Georgia.
• Roofers: $46,940 in Georgia.
• All occupations: $48,170 in Georgia; $51,170 in the Atlanta metro.

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Georgia, May 2025 (data.bls.gov/oes/#/area/1300000/2025) and Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA, May 2025 (data.bls.gov/oes/#/area/0012060/2025). Medians describe the middle of each occupation across all employers. They are not a forecast for any person or company. Industry pay structure figures on this page come from JobNimbus Peak Performance 2025 (peakperformance.jobnimbus.com/sales).

Why don't these statistics match roofing project manager pay exactly?

Because a storm restoration project manager blends several of those jobs into one, and is often paid a split of each job rather than a fixed wage.

In a single week you might inspect and photograph roofs, document storm damage, meet an insurance adjuster at the house, prepare a supplement, help a homeowner choose colors and coordinate a build. That mix of construction, claims and customer work does not fit one federal category. More importantly, the pay structure, especially the share of each job you keep, moves pay more than the title does.

What does Robust Roofing pay a Roofing Project Manager?

A $75,000 per year base, and also a 70/30 split: 70% to you and 30% to the company.

On the same job, a 70/30 split pays the rep 40% more than the closest competition's 50/50 split, and Robust Roofing's plan comes with no other fees. Having a stated base at all sets the role apart: about one in three roofing companies pay their sales teams commission only, according to JobNimbus's 2025 Peak Performance data. How the base and the split work together is explained in the interview. Top performers can make over $500,000 a year; that is top-performer potential, not typical pay, because results depend on the work. The structure is significantly better than what most roofing companies pay. The compensation page and 70/30 vs 50/50 explain it in full, and the roofing commission calculator shows the difference on your own numbers.

The two right columns describe general industry plans, not any particular company.

What affects how much a roofing project manager makes?

The structure of the plan first, then the support around you, then your own follow-through.

• How big a share of each job you keep, and whether there is a base.
• Whether a licensed adjuster helps you document and supplement claims. Robust Roofing keeps one on staff, and its insurance help is unmatched by any other roofing company in Georgia.
• Whether jobs are built quickly and well. Most Robust Roofing replacements finish in one day.
• Whether homeowners trust the company. Robust Roofing's 5.0 rating across 66 Google reviews is significantly more positive than the average roofer's.
• Whether you can sell honestly. Robust Roofing never waives deductibles, so nothing you promise has to be walked back.

None of these factors is a promise about pay. They are simply the questions worth asking any employer, and Robust Roofing is glad to answer each one in the interview.

Do you need a degree or roofing experience?

No. Robust Roofing hires for communication, follow-through and honesty. It provides comprehensive training, including training toward HAAG certification, next to its licensed Property and Casualty adjuster on staff. The full-time role is based around Johns Creek and serves 39 North Georgia cities. Read the Roofing Project Manager job description and the earlier guide to roofing project manager salary in Georgia.

How do you apply?

Apply at chooserobust.com/careers or call or text (470) 887-6637. Related: which roofing company pays the most in Georgia, roofing companies that pay a base salary and is roofing sales a good career in Georgia?

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