Category: Podcasts

In this RoofersCoffeeShop RLW, Heidi J. Ellsworth meets with experts in customer service, estimating, service, safety, regulations, and legal issues. These industry experts will talk about how to incorporate BI with important business functions in order to build a strong service and maintenance program for overall company success.

Heidi J. Ellsworth sits down with John Kenney of Cotney Consulting and Eugene Zukowski of Jobba to talk about estimating software and the roofing industry. They will talk about the key functions of roofing estimating and how technology is changing the estimating game.

In this RLW, Greg and Eugene will review the importance of preventative maintenance and how roofing contractors can build and use certain practices to maintain new and existing customers.

Heidi J. Ellsworth visits with Jobba Chief Customer Officer, Dennis Keglovits and Chief Technology Officer, Dan Mihai about roofing companies owning their data.

In the ultimate partnership, Cotney Consulting and Jobba present this RLW on the importance of using the right software for Service. It is a partnership that is critical for roofing companies to find in order to have success.

In this podcast, Jobba Trade Technologies answers the hard-hitting questions regarding the roofing industry & technology with Heidi Ellsworth from RoofersCoffeeShop.

Jobba’s platform is organically organized allowing the contractor to reduce the number of third-party applications and provides a bi-directional technology API for the remaining third-party applications where data flows seamlessly creating a single source of truth.  

In this RoofersCoffeeShop RLW brought to you by Jobba Technologies, well-known business consultant Greg Hayne shares how roofing service and maintenance is being redesigned by a changing economy and most of all by technology.

In this Read Listen Watch (RLW), Heidi Ellsworth speaks with Eugene Zukowski, Product Marketing Manager at Jobba Trade Technologies about the concept of contractor-driven technology and how contractors can drive their own software solutions.