Join Our Provider Network

Reach Homeowners Planning a New Roof

Commissionshorter Roofing is a referral service. We connect homeowners in Whittier and the Whittier area with independent roofing providers. If you run a local roofing business and want to hear from homeowners who are ready to talk about a replacement, you may be a good fit for our network.

You keep your own brand, your own crews and your own prices. We simply pass along the homeowners who ask for help.

Who We Are Looking For

We want providers who care about the work and the people behind it. That usually means:

• An established, locally based roofing business.
• Experience with new roof installs and full replacements.
• Comfort working on the homes common in this region, such as stucco ranch homes, older bungalows and 1950s to 1980s tract houses.
• Knowledge of local conditions like long dry seasons, winter rain and smoky skies.

What We Expect

Homeowners are trusting you with the roof over their heads. In return, we expect providers to:

• Carry the license and insurance required in your state, and show proof on request.
• Give written quotes that are clear about scope, materials and timing.
• Return homeowner contacts promptly and explain the next step.
• Be honest about what a roof needs, including when a full replacement is not needed.
• Never claim to be Commissionshorter Roofing or speak for us. You are an independent business.

Providers pay for the referrals they receive. Details are shared during the application conversation. Results depend on your area, your availability and how well you follow up.

How to Apply

Send a short email to contact@commissionshorter.living. Please include:

• Your business name and the towns you serve.
• The roofing materials you install.
• Your license and insurance details.
• A short note on how you talk with homeowners before a job.

We will review your note and reply with next steps if there is a match for your area.

Questions?

Not sure whether your business fits? Email contact@commissionshorter.living and ask. A short message is enough to start the conversation.