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For example, say a $400 tool runs clean across 100 jobs. That works out to about $4 a job. A cheaper one that quits on job 12? That's a callback, a reputation hit, and a trip back to the supplier for a replacement.
Specialized tooling isn't a splurge. It's what keeps a crew installing when the weather only gives you a few months to get roofs done.
The contractors scaling past a two-truck operation aren't buying the cheapest tools on the shelf. They're buying the ones that hold up.
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