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Disaster Roofing: The Most Profitable Niche in Construction
Adam Cherup, a self-proclaimed "disaster roofer," specializes in applying temporary shrink wrap to damaged roofs after natural disasters, offering a year-long solution for water intrusion during lengthy insurance claims. This niche, highly profitable business serves as a crucial stop-gap for homes and large commercial properties like schools and hospitals, preventing further damage while awaiting permanent repairs. Cherup emphasizes the need for travel, the high margins of the work, and the importance of having a roofing background to understand water-shedding principles.
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