Distributor partner brief · Colorado and Middle Tennessee
Help your contractors keep the commercial work they already see.
A lot of your residential and storm accounts get commercial or large-loss calls and turn them down. When they pass, the material order leaves your branch with the job.
The problem on your counter
Owner-operators get commercial roofs — then say they are “not set up for that.”
They refer the work or pay 10% of gross to a claims guy who only wants layups.
The winning contractor buys the membrane, iso, and edge metal somewhere else.
What OnRamp is
An a-la-carte commercial front end for the contractor. We do not take the building owner. We do not replace your branch. We make the account safe to say yes.
Takeoff — marked plans, quantities, waste, material list.
Bid-ready estimate — labor, local wage logic, exclusions, proposal.
Insurance-funded file — written so your account can produce the job that is actually on the roof.
Why your branch makes the intro
Commercial systems sell through accounts you already own.
Material lists are built to be purchased at your counter.
No exclusive. No house account.
One forwarded page. You helped them step up.
Why the contractor takes the call
They keep the job instead of referring it.
The number uses real labor logic — not a residential square-price guess.
Local labor if they need bodies.
A-la-carte. Nobody is locked in.
How an intro works
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