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Under The Roof is the official podcast of Baker Roofing Company, where we bring the heartbeat of our 110+ legacy straight to the ears of our people.
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Insights From the Guy Who Grades Our Work (opens the original)
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When a building owner needs to know if the roof over their multi-million dollar asset is actually up to spec, they call someone like Jordan Biggers. As Managing Director and General Manager at Southern Roof Consultants, Jordan grades the work of those who install roofs. In this episode of Under the Roof, hosts Todd Kavanaugh and Matthew Elban sit down with Jordan for a conversation from the other side of the aisle.
Why This Real Estate Firm Fired Its Property Manager and Built Its Own (opens the original)
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In this episode of Under the Roof, hosts Todd Kavanaugh and Matthew Elban sit down with Jerry Hahn, Chief Operations Officer at Prudent Growth and Cornerstone Commercial Management, to discuss how a West Point-trained mechanical engineer ended up managing a commercial real estate portfolio spanning 16 states.
Roofing Legacy: How Baker Roofing Hit 100 Years (opens the original)
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Four generations of grit, field leadership, and real sacrifice. In this special retrospective of the Under the Roof podcast, we pull the best moments from our archives. From running specialty copper lines for local moonshiners in the 1970s to transitioning the enterprise to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) today, this is the blueprint for building a multi-generational family business that survives.
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