VP of Production

Jacksonville, FL | Full-Time | Approximately 25% Travel | Company Vehicle, Gas Card, Laptop & Phone

$75,000–$85,000 Base + Monthly Performance Bonus | Target Total Compensation: $130,000–$145,000

About Bigfoot Roofing & Construction

Founded in 2011, Bigfoot Roofing & Construction is a growing residential roofing company backed by Stonegrove Roofing Partners, with branches across Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. As an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred Contractor, we take pride in quality workmanship, clear communication, and a customer experience that earns trust.

As we grow, we’re looking for an experienced production leader who can strengthen our processes, develop our people, and deliver consistent results across every branch.

About the Role

As VP of Production, you’ll own how every roof gets built—from scheduling and material delivery through installation, inspections, and final closeout. Your focus will be keeping projects on schedule, protecting profitability, maintaining quality, and ensuring safe job sites.

Based at our Jacksonville headquarters and reporting directly to the President, you’ll lead field supervisors and production staff while overseeing subcontractors, procurement, job costing, warranty, and safety. This is a hands-on leadership opportunity for someone who knows roofing production and can turn that knowledge into clear expectations, efficient processes, and an accountable team.

Key Responsibilities

Lead production across all branches: Establish consistent processes for job handoffs, scheduling, material deliveries, customer updates, and project closeout.
Keep projects moving: Monitor production schedules, resolve bottlenecks, and reduce the time between job approval, installation, and completion.
Build and develop the team: Hire, coach, and hold field supervisors, production coordinators, and permitting and inspection staff accountable. Lead weekly production meetings, individual check-ins, and roofing and product training.
Manage subcontractor relationships: Recruit, vet, and onboard crews; establish market-specific labor pricing; and maintain current agreements and insurance documentation.
Oversee purchasing and job costs: Manage supplier pricing, price books, purchase orders, subcontractor invoices, and pay sheets. Compare actual costs against estimates and address the causes of overruns.
Protect project revenue: Ensure change orders and supplements are documented, supported by photos, and billed appropriately.
Own quality and warranty: Set inspection standards, address callbacks, and serve as the escalation point for production concerns. Ensure job sites are clean, properly branded, and closed out with customer sign-off.
Lead safety and compliance: Oversee the company safety program, job-specific safety plans, permitting, and inspections across all markets.

Required Qualifications

7+ years of roofing production experience, including 3+ years leading multiple crews, project managers, or branches.
OSHA 30 certification, or the ability to obtain it within 90 days of hire.
Strong knowledge of roofing installation, building codes, subcontractor management, scheduling, and material ordering.
Experience managing production budgets, reviewing job costs, and protecting project margins.
Comfort using calendars, CRM systems, reporting, and production data to manage daily operations.
An organized, accountable leadership style with strong communication and follow-through.
Ability to work from our Jacksonville headquarters and travel approximately 25%.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with AccuLynx or a similar roofing CRM, plus CompanyCam.
Multi-location or multi-state roofing production experience.
Familiarity with Florida roofing requirements, including High-Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ), uplift requirements, and permitting.
Florida Certified Roofing Contractor license.
Bilingual English and Spanish skills.

What We Offer

$75,000–$85,000 annual base salary.
Monthly performance bonus, with target total annual compensation of $130,000–$145,000.
Company vehicle and gas card.
Company laptop and phone.
Covered business travel expenses.
A leadership role with direct influence on production performance, team development, and company growth.
The opportunity to build consistent operations across an established, expanding roofing company.

Ready to Lead What’s Next?

If you’ve built your career in roofing production and are ready to lead across multiple markets, we’d like to meet you. Bring your field knowledge, leadership experience, and commitment to quality to Bigfoot Roofing & Construction.

Apply today and help us deliver legendary results—one roof, one crew, and one branch at a time.

Compensation: $130,000.00 - $145,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Premier Roofing Contractors Serving Greater Jacksonville, FL

Every home and business needs a quality roof overhead. Even a small leak or a few missing shingles can cause serious damage around the property. Don’t let these issues worsen when local expert roofers in Jacksonville can help.

Bigfoot Roofing & Construction offers complete roofing services. Our team can assess your roof, determine the areas needing repair or replacement, and provide the most needed services. When the harsh weather of Jacksonville affects your roof, we’re here to help.

You can trust our licensed, insured, and GAF Master Elite-certified professionals to care for your roof. We use the best tools and techniques to get the job done right, whether repairing a few shingles or replacing an entire roof.

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