Tusker Roofing

03/02/2026

Now Hiring: Sales Director – Tusker Roofing 🐘

Tusker Roofing is ready to scale.

We have:
• Elite installation crews
• 5-star reputation
• Strong retail pricing model
• Clean brand
• Estimating, production, project management, and collections handled in-house

Now we are hiring a Sales Director to build and lead our revenue engine.

This is a sales leadership role.

You are responsible for:
• Generating leads
• Running appointments
• Closing deals
• Recruiting and training sales reps
• Building structure and accountability within the sales team

You are NOT responsible for:
• Estimating
• Production
• Project management
• Material ordering
• Collections

Tusker Roofing handles fulfillment.
Your job is revenue.

We are retail-first.
Insurance experience is welcome, but we operate with structure and integrity.

Compensation – Performance Based

• 10% commission on personal sales
• +5% on self-generated leads
• 2–4% override on team production you recruit and manage
• No cap

If you stop producing or managing, overrides stop.

If you build a strong team, your income grows with it.

This is for someone who:
• Can sell at a high level
• Has built or wants to build a team
• Understands systems and accountability
• Thinks long-term
• Wants ownership-level income without ownership-level risk

Message us directly if you are serious.

01/29/2026

We’ve been getting a lot of calls this week about snow and ice on roofs across Middle Tennessee.

In this short video, we explain what’s normal, what’s not, and when ice or snow actually becomes a problem.

If you’re seeing ice on your roof and wondering whether you should be concerned, this should help.

Full video here:

We’ve been getting a lot of questions this week about ice and snow on roofs in Middle Tennessee, which isn’t something we normally deal with here.In this vid...

12/09/2025

Thank you Mrs. Nancy for trusting us with your metal roof repair in Shelbyville!

12/05/2025

Tusker Roofing Named a 2025 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave in Nextdoor’s 9th Annual Local Business Awards

FRANKLIN, TN — December 5, 2025 — Tusker Roofing has been named a 2025 Nextdoor Neighborhood Fave, the annual awards program that recognizes local businesses loved by neighbors.

This year’s winners of Neighborhood Faves will receive greater visibility on the Nextdoor app, a Neighborhood Fave badge on their Nextdoor Business Page, and a “2025 Neighborhood Faves Winner” sticker to display in their storefront.

“Local businesses are the cornerstone of our communities, and the Neighborhood Faves awards are our way of celebrating the establishments that neighbors love most,” said Nirav Tolia, CEO of Nextdoor. “We are proud to recognize this year’s winners for their outstanding contributions. Being a Neighborhood Fave is a powerful testament to the meaningful impact they have on their communities every day.”

Selected by the volume of neighbor recommendations and ‘Faves’ on the platform from the past year, the Neighborhood Faves awards highlight the most beloved local businesses on Nextdoor.

“We’re incredibly honored to receive this recognition,” said Aaron Carlton, owner of Tusker Roofing. “Serving our neighbors here in Middle Tennessee means everything to us. We are fortunate to have such incredible people on our team and we never take it for granted. Our team works hard to deliver honest guidance, quality craftsmanship, and a great customer experience so earning this award directly from the community is something we’re truly grateful for.”

The complete list of winning businesses is available at nextdoor.com/favorites.

Join the neighborhood network by downloading the Nextdoor app in your favorite app store or visiting nextdoor.com.

07/20/2025

Another satisfied customer 😃 Message “Estimate” for a free roof replacement estimate today!

11/18/2024

This is in England and not in the US but will be interesting to see if US-mortgage companies decide not to approve Kyan’s on homes that have spray foam insulation on their roofs.

Spray foam insulation was previously subsidised in England under the government's Green Homes Grant scheme.

09/12/2024

Do you know or are you a veteran that needs a new roof? Submit pictures of the roof, an explanation of the veterans story, and submit the nomination form by October 4 for the chance of a free roof replacement!

https://go.becn.com/beaconofhope

Also ask how you can save $500 every day on a new roof replacement from Tusker Roofing.

“Don’t be a buster, just call Tusker!”
615-NEW-TUSK

09/11/2024

05/27/2024

Memorial Day recognizes and honors the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the Armed Forces.

The first national observance of Memorial Day occurred on May 30, 1868, at Arlington National Cemetery. General John A. Logan, Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, proclaimed: “The 30th of May, 1868, is designated for the purpose of strewing with flowers, or otherwise decorating the graves of comrades who died in defense of their country during the late rebellion, and whose bodies now lie in almost every city, village and hamlet churchyard in the land.” More than 5,000 people attended the tribute in Washington, DC, decorating the graves of both Union and Confederate soldiers.

Originally known as Decoration Day, New York was the first state to officially recognize the holiday to honor fallen soldiers and sailors. By the 1890s, most states had adopted May 30 as a Decoration Day holiday. Following World War I, the practice of Memorial Day became much more widespread as an occasion to honor fallen service members from all of America’s wars.

Memorial Day continued to be observed on May 30 until Congress passed the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, designating it a national holiday on the last Monday in May 1971. Congress once again took up the cause of honoring fallen service members in 2000, passing the National Moment of Remembrance Act. At 3 p.m. on Memorial Day, all Americans are encouraged to pause for a minute of silence to remember and honor those who have died in service to our nation.

Congress passed Public Law 90-363 in 1968. Known as the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, it established uniform days for nine federal holidays. When it took effect on January 1, 1971, the act designated the last Monday in May as Memorial Day, replacing the traditional date of May 30.