Baker Roofing Company Review for Commercial Buildings

The research in brief

Baker Roofing Company is a good fit for flat and low-slope commercial roofing when the building sits inside its Southeast and Mid-Atlantic service footprint and the owner values broad membrane capability, manufacturer-backed warranty options, and a large contractor with commercial project capacity. Five of the seven platforms in this study named Baker during the ranking stage, with an average listed rank of 4.6 and a best rank of 4. The strongest reason to consider it is its combination of published low-slope system range (TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, PVC, coatings) with certified-installer and warranty-documentation claims. The main limitation is geography: public materials describe regional rather than nationwide coverage, and no public commercial pricing exists.

Research Snapshot

Why Baker Roofing Company Qualified for This Study

Questions explored

• Is Baker Roofing Company a good choice for flat and low-slope commercial roofing on a business building?
• Why did AI platforms include Baker Roofing Company in a commercial flat roofing shortlist?

Baker Roofing Company qualified because it publishes a commercial low-slope offering that matches the buyer's stated system requirements and because a majority of platforms surfaced it during ranking discovery. Five of seven platforms named the company in the ranking stage, with listed ranks of 4 (Claude), 4 (DeepSeek), 5 (Gemini), 4 (Kimi), and 6 (ChatGPT). Two platforms (Grok and Perplexity) produced fit research but did not name Baker in the ranking stage, so their fit ratings are included below without a rank.

The company states that it provides commercial roof repair, maintenance, replacement, restoration, waterproofing, and new-construction roofing across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, and says its crews self-perform projects ^[8]. Baker also states that it is a certified installer for major commercial roofing manufacturers and provides documentation for long-term warranty coverage ^[16]. GAF lists Baker Roofing Company as a PlatinumElite Commercial Contractor and describes qualifying GAF guarantee options, including coverage up to 35 years subject to conditions ^[34].

Independent directory evidence is thinner. BBB lists Baker Roofing with an A+ rating but states that it is not BBB accredited and that BBB does not verify business-profile accuracy or endorse the company ^[29]. That is general contractor evidence, not a substitute for commercial flat-roof project references.

The service or product in focus

Questions explored

• Which Baker Roofing Company service should a commercial buyer choose for a leaking flat roof on an occupied building?
• Does Baker Roofing Company offer TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen systems for commercial low-slope roofs?

The relevant offering is Baker Commercial Low-Slope Roofing & Preventive Maintenance: commercial flat and low-slope installation, replacement, repair, restoration, coatings, and maintenance using systems such as TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, PVC, and related assemblies. Baker's published low-slope system information covers TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and built-up or related commercial roofing concepts ^[21]. Baker also states that coatings can be used on TPO, PVC, EPDM, metal, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing, with qualifying manufacturer warranties typically lasting 10 to 15 years ^[19].

Platforms described the same core offering with slightly different labels. OpenAI and DeepSeek both framed it as low-slope roofing plus preventive maintenance ^[21]. Google named it "Commercial Low-Slope Roofing Systems (TPO, EPDM, PVC, Modified Bitumen, BUR) & Roof Assurance Preventive Maintenance Program." Perplexity described commercial low-slope roofing and preventive maintenance with installation and replacement using TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, and coatings ^[22]. Kimi described it simply as "Commercial Low-Slope Roofing & Preventive Maintenance."

Baker states that it is a certified installer for major commercial manufacturers including Carlisle, Firestone, GAF, JM, Soprema, and Sarnafil, and that it provides documentation required for long-term manufacturer warranty coverage ^[16]. This is a company claim; the reviewed evidence does not independently verify the complete manufacturer-certification portfolio.

What the AI Platforms Agreed About

Questions explored

• What do AI platforms agree Baker Roofing Company does well for commercial flat roofing?
• Is Baker Roofing Company considered a strong fit for TPO, EPDM, and modified bitumen commercial projects?

Agreement was strong on system range, warranty positioning, and regional scope. Every platform that produced fit research described Baker as offering the primary low-slope membrane types the buyer asked about. OpenAI cited Baker's published coverage of TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing ^[21]. Anthropic cited certified installation across TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, and metal systems ^[21]. Perplexity cited public pages identifying TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, and coatings as part of the commercial offering ^[22].

Platforms also agreed on warranty structure. Baker states that all commercial roofing comes with a 5-year warranty on workmanship for all products along with the manufacturers' warranties ^[2]. Perplexity cited the same 5-year workmanship warranty language ^[2]. GAF's directory listing supports the manufacturer-warranty angle independently ^[34].

On geography, platforms converged: Baker's documented commercial footprint centers on the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic rather than nationwide ^[8]. Anthropic reported 29 locations across eight states ^[23], while Kimi's industry-directory source reported roughly 10 locations in NC, SC, and VA ^[28]. That is a factual conflict, not agreement, and is addressed below.

Where the AI Platforms Disagreed or Were Uncertain

Questions explored

• How many locations does Baker Roofing Company actually operate for commercial roofing service?
• Is Baker Roofing Company's commercial work independently verified or mostly company-reported?

Platforms disagreed on location count and scale, and were uncertain about pricing, code responsibility, and disruption controls. Anthropic reported 29 locations across eight states ^[23]. Google reported more than 28 physical commercial locations across the Southeast ^[36]. Kimi's directory source reported approximately $300M revenue and roughly 10 locations in NC, SC, and VA ^[28]. OpenAI noted that Baker's website describes broad regional coverage while third-party listings report different location counts, and that the current branch and service-area count should be verified for the specific property.

Warranty terms were also inconsistent across sources. Anthropic flagged that primary sources state a 5-year workmanship warranty for all commercial roofing but differ on whether this is uniform or varies by system. Google reported that specific local divisions or older company-branded sites list varying default workmanship warranties ranging from 5 years to 10 years, and advised buyers to secure the exact term in writing. GAF's up-to-35-year guarantee language applies only to qualifying systems and program conditions, not every Baker project ^[34].

Pricing was universally unclear. OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Grok, Perplexity, and Kimi all reported no public commercial flat-roof pricing. Code compliance and permitting responsibility was rated "unclear" by OpenAI, which noted that reviewed public sources do not establish project-specific responsibility for building-code analysis, permits, wind-uplift design, energy-code compliance, inspections, or engineer-of-record services. Business disruption was also rated unclear: Baker's public materials emphasize commercial project capability but do not provide measurable commitments for phasing, occupied-building protection, noise control, tenant coordination, work-hour restrictions, or guaranteed schedule performance ^[8].

Grok was the outlier on overall fit, rating Baker "mixed" and citing limited geographic scope for US-wide buyers and sparse independent verification of outcomes or warranties. The other six platforms rated it strong or good.

Features for this home service need

Questions explored

• What commercial roofing capabilities does Baker Roofing Company offer for large occupied buildings?
• Does Baker Roofing Company self-perform commercial low-slope work or use subcontractors?

Baker's published capabilities map to the buyer's stated criteria as follows. On system expertise, Baker publicly describes commercial low-slope systems including TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen, and built-up roofing, with multiple attachment and installation methods ^[21]. On project scope, the company states that it provides commercial roof repair, maintenance, replacement, restoration, waterproofing, and new-construction roofing across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, and says its crews self-perform projects ^[8].

On self-performance, Baker states that its crews are employee-owners, that work is self-performed rather than subcontracted, and that its 29 locations across eight states mean consistent standards ^[23]. ZoomInfo independently lists Baker as operating as a 100 percent employee-owned entity ^[39]. The reviewed evidence does not independently verify Baker's statements about self-performing every commercial project.

On complex building types, Baker states that it works across the full range of commercial roofing systems on demanding building types including data centers, healthcare facilities, university campuses, houses of worship, and government buildings ^[16]. It also states that its dedicated new construction team manages each project from preconstruction through final inspection ^[16].

On code compliance, Baker states that it follows NRCA guidelines on every repair and only warrants work that meets the standard for a long-term fix ^[4]. Google cited project managers overseeing contracts, submittals, and wind uplift requirements before work begins ^[38]. These are company and job-posting claims rather than independently verified compliance records.

On preventive maintenance, Baker offers a program described as a complimentary roof observation service with no contract, no cost, and no obligation ^[20]. Another Baker page describes preventive maintenance programs with twice-yearly or quarterly service, reports, and support for TPO, BUR, metal, EPDM, and coated roofs ^[12]. Google identified the program as "Roof Assurance," covering scheduled inspections to complete manufacturer warranty requirements ^[3].

On warranty service, Baker states that it handles warranty service with the same urgency as any other repair call, and that its teams can assess warranty claims, perform qualifying repairs, and document the work to maintain coverage ^[4].

Pricing, contracts, and ongoing costs

Questions explored

• How much does Baker Roofing Company charge for a commercial flat roof replacement, and are there hidden fees?
• What contract terms and cancellation conditions should a buyer expect from Baker Roofing Company?

No public commercial flat-roof installation, replacement, maintenance, or coating price schedule was identified by any platform. Pricing confidence was rated low by OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Grok, and Perplexity, and moderate by Kimi and Google. Pricing is likely project-specific and depends on roof area, system, tear-off, insulation, substrate condition, access, code upgrades, warranty level, and occupied-building logistics (ChatGPT).

Industry benchmarks supplied by platforms give a rough range. Kimi's sources reported commercial flat roof replacement at $4.50–$18.00 per square foot, with TPO at $5.50–$9.00, EPDM at $5.00–$8.00, modified bitumen at $6.00–$10.00, and BUR at $7.00–$12.00, plus NDL warranty premiums typically adding 5–12% ^[27]. A Southeast-specific source reported $6–14 per square foot overall, with TPO at $6.50–$9.50, EPDM at $7.50–$11, modified bitumen at $7–$11, BUR at $8–$12, and coating restoration at $2.50–$5.50 ^[25]. Anthropic cited an industry range of $4–15 per square foot, with TPO typically $5–9 and EPDM $4–8 as of 2026 ^[32]. These are third-party benchmarks, not Baker pricing.

One Baker-specific cost data point exists. Google reported that historic records show Roof Assurance program maintenance contracts priced around $2,000 annually for specific municipal water facilities, though private commercial properties will vary significantly. Consumer Affairs reported Baker general roofing averages of $5,841–$12,838 with a mean near $9,000, but Anthropic noted this reflects primarily a residential mix and lacks commercial flat-roof specificity ^[31].

On fees, OpenAI reported no public fee schedule and advised verifying whether warranty upgrades, manufacturer inspections, permit fees, engineering, core cuts, moisture surveys, after-hours work, temporary protection, and unforeseen deck or insulation repairs are additional. Anthropic listed potential add-ons including tear-off, insulation upgrades, flashing and penetration work, drainage system upgrades, and architectural complexity. Kimi listed tapered insulation at +$1.50–$3 per square foot, tear-off and disposal, manufacturer NDL warranty registration fees, cover board, permit fees, and inspection costs.

On contracts, publicly reviewed sources do not disclose standard commercial contract, payment, retainage, change-order, cancellation, delay, or termination terms (ChatGPT). Perplexity noted that one preventive maintenance observation service is described as having no contract, no cost, and no obligation, but broader commercial project contract terms are not clearly published. Google reported that payment terms, milestone schedules, and warranty details are outlined in a formalized commercial proposal before contract execution, and that contracts exclude items not explicitly listed in the scope of work.

Best Suited For

Questions explored

• Who is Baker Roofing Company best suited for in commercial flat and low-slope roofing?
• Is Baker Roofing Company a good fit for a multi-building commercial portfolio in the Southeast?

Baker is best suited for commercial building owners in the Carolinas, Southeast, or Mid-Atlantic needing TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR, PVC, or coating work (ChatGPT). It fits large or complex commercial reroofing and new-construction projects requiring organized project management and manufacturer warranty documentation ^[16]. It also fits owners seeking installation, replacement, repair, restoration, and preventive-maintenance capabilities from one commercial contractor ^[8].

Anthropic specifically identified properties requiring preventive maintenance programs alongside new installation or replacement, and large commercial projects such as hospitals, data centers, government buildings, and universities where project management and specialized building types matter. Kimi identified healthcare and higher education facilities requiring specialized roofing expertise, projects requiring 20–30 year NDL manufacturer warranties, and multi-building local portfolios where single-point accountability matters. Google identified high-risk or complex low-slope installations on active schools, healthcare facilities, and food storage plants requiring minimal operational disruption.

For regional portfolio owners with multiple Southeast or Mid-Atlantic properties, Anthropic noted that Baker's consistency across 29 locations provides an operational advantage, and Grok cited a national accounts program for multi-location consistency and single point of contact ^[3].

Probably Not Best Suited For

Questions explored

• Who should not choose Baker Roofing Company for a commercial flat roof project?
• Is Baker Roofing Company a poor fit for buyers who need published pricing before shortlisting?

Baker is probably not best suited for properties outside its current operating footprint (ChatGPT). It is also a poor fit for buyers seeking a publicly posted fixed price, standardized contract, or nationally uniform service level (ChatGPT). Highly specialized projects where an independent roofing consultant, local specialist, or contractor with a specific system certification offers stronger project-specific evidence may be better served elsewhere (ChatGPT).

Anthropic added that buyers seeking the longest membrane lifespan may prefer EPDM suppliers with demonstrated 50+ year track records versus Baker's comparable 20–30 year positioning, and that projects prioritizing absolute lowest cost per square foot will likely find Baker's self-performed model and warranty structure positioned toward mid-to-premium rather than budget tier. Kimi similarly noted that Baker's scale and certifications likely command a price premium versus smaller uncertified contractors, and that Baker has no Florida HVHZ hurricane-zone specialization.

Grok rated the fit "mixed" and stated Baker is probably not best for projects outside the Carolinas, Southeast, or Mid-Atlantic, or for buyers prioritizing nationwide coverage or extensive independent reviews. DeepSeek added that buyers prioritizing lowest upfront cost over warranty-backed commercial systems and maintenance programs should look elsewhere.

When Another Option May Be Better

Questions explored

• What is a better alternative to Baker Roofing Company for a commercial building outside the Southeast?
• When should a buyer choose a national contractor instead of Baker Roofing Company for flat roofing?

Another option may be better in several specific situations. When the property is outside Baker's service region, platforms recommended a local specialist or national contractor with a stronger verified presence (ChatGPT). When the project has complex drainage, structural, wind-uplift, energy-code, or multi-tenant requirements needing independent specifications or bid leveling, an independent roofing consultant or design-build team may be better (ChatGPT). When the owner, lender, insurer, or asset manager requires an exact manufacturer certification and warranty program, direct comparison with contractors holding that certification is advisable (ChatGPT).

For multi-state or national portfolios requiring single-vendor consistency across geographically dispersed buildings, Anthropic and Kimi both recommended national contractors. Kimi named Centimark or Tecta America for portfolios spanning five or more states requiring single-vendor national accountability, and Latite Roofing for Florida or HVHZ hurricane-zone expertise ^[28]. Google named Tecta America and CentiMark for facilities outside the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic.

For buyers who require published, comparable pricing before shortlisting, or who need a national account program with standardized terms across multiple sites, DeepSeek recommended considering regional or national alternatives. For cold-storage or extreme thermal cycling environments, Kimi recommended an EPDM-specialist regional contractor with specific cold-storage track record. For buyers where lowest first cost is the dominant criterion, Kimi noted a smaller uncertified local contractor may be chosen, with acceptance of material-only or no manufacturer warranty.

Questions to ask before choosing a provider

Questions explored

• What should a commercial buyer confirm with Baker Roofing Company before signing a flat roof contract?
• Which warranty, code, and disruption terms must be in writing before Baker Roofing Company starts work?

Platforms converged on a verification checklist. Confirm which local Baker branch and named project manager will perform the work, and how many comparable commercial TPO, EPDM, modified-bitumen, BUR, or coating projects that branch has completed recently (ChatGPT). Confirm whether Baker will self-perform the work or use subcontractors, and who controls quality assurance (ChatGPT, Perplexity).

Confirm the exact roof assembly, insulation, attachment method, slope, drainage modifications, and manufacturer proposed (ChatGPT). Confirm the exact workmanship warranty, manufacturer warranty, term, exclusions, maintenance requirement, transferability, and claim process (ChatGPT, Claude). Anthropic specifically asked whether the 5-year workmanship warranty applies uniformly to all membrane systems or varies by product, and what specific exclusions apply. Google asked which exact manufacturer warranty will be issued and whether it includes a No Dollar Limit provision.

Confirm whether permits, code upgrades, wind-uplift calculations, energy-code compliance, inspections, and engineering are included (ChatGPT). Confirm the planned work phases, schedule, weather contingencies, tenant-protection measures, access controls, noise limits, and temporary-waterproofing procedures (ChatGPT). Confirm what conditions trigger change orders and how concealed deck, insulation, moisture, flashing, curb, and drainage defects are priced (ChatGPT).

Confirm whether preventive-maintenance inspections are included and what response time applies to emergency leaks (ChatGPT). Confirm the scope and cost of Baker's preventive maintenance programs, including frequency and what is included (Claude). Confirm insurance, licensing, bonding, OSHA practices, and safety documentation (ChatGPT). Confirm payment, retainage, cancellation, delay, dispute-resolution, and closeout-documentation terms (ChatGPT). Request recent references for comparable occupied Commercial Buildings in the same climate and jurisdiction (ChatGPT, DeepSeek).

The consensus assessment

Baker Roofing Company earns a good overall fit rating for flat and low-slope commercial roofing, with six of seven platforms rating it strong or good and one rating it mixed. The consensus is strongest on system range, manufacturer-warranty positioning, and regional commercial project capability, and weakest on pricing transparency, code-responsibility assignment, and disruption-control specifics.

The evidence base is skewed toward company-owned sources. Company-owned citations materially outnumber independent citations in this study, and no platform independently verified Baker's self-performance claims, complete manufacturer-certification portfolio, warranty claim performance, or disruption record. Platform agreement here reflects consistent public positioning, not proven project quality.

For a commercial property owner inside the Southeast or Mid-Atlantic footprint, Baker is a reasonable shortlist candidate, subject to a detailed system specification, project references, warranty terms, code responsibilities, disruption plan, and fully itemized proposal before selection. For owners outside that footprint, or those requiring published pricing or nationwide single-vendor coverage, other options should lead the shortlist. Buyers comparing this result against the broader field can review the full Flat and low slope commercial roofing consensus index, and additional contractor categories are listed in the roofing services directory.

How This Review Was Produced

This review was produced from a single research run dated 2026-09-30 covering seven AI platforms: OpenAI (gpt-5.6-luna), Anthropic (claude-haiku-4-5-20251001), Google (gemini-3.5-flash), DeepSeek (deepseek-v4-flash), Grok (x-ai/grok-4.3), Kimi (moonshotai/kimi-k2.6), and Perplexity (perplexity/sonar). Each platform was asked which providers it would recommend for a commercial building owner with an aging, leaking flat roof needing TPO, EPDM, or modified bitumen work, code compliance, warranty coverage, and minimal business disruption.

Five of the seven platforms named Baker Roofing Company during the ranking stage. All seven produced fit research. Rankings, fit ratings, pricing findings, and verification questions were extracted from platform responses and normalized into the sections above. Citations are platform-reported evidence and were not independently verified by the writer stage. The supplied URLs were collected from platform responses and were not independently validated.

Research limitations

Several limitations apply. Platform-reported research dates differ from the authoritative run date: DeepSeek reported 2026-01-15 while the run date is 2026-09-30, so DeepSeek findings may be less current than the others. DeepSeek also ran with search disabled, meaning its claims are model-reported rather than retrieved.

Company-owned citations materially outnumber independent citations in this study. Baker's self-performance claims, manufacturer-certification portfolio, warranty claim performance, and disruption record were not independently verified. BBB states that it does not verify business-profile accuracy or endorse the company ^[29].

Location counts conflict across sources: 29 locations ^[23], more than 28 ^[36], and roughly 10 in NC, SC, and VA ^[28]. Warranty terms conflict across Baker pages, ranging from a stated 5-year workmanship warranty to varying 5-to-10-year terms depending on project scope. GAF's up-to-35-year guarantee applies only to qualifying systems and program conditions.

No public commercial pricing exists for Baker, so all cost figures in this review are third-party industry benchmarks, not Baker quotes. Platform agreement on Baker's positioning does not prove product quality or project outcomes. Buyers should treat every company claim in this review as unverified until confirmed in a written proposal and contract.

Sources

Company-Owned Sources

1. Baker Roofing & Construction Commercial Roof Installation: https://baker-roofing.com/
2. Baker Roofing Warranty: https://baker-roofing.com/about-us/warranty/
3. Baker Roofing Company - Commercial Roofing Services: https://bakerroofing.com/
4. Roof Repair & Maintenance: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roof-repairs/
5. Roof Replacement: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roof-replacement/
6. Baker Roofing Company Corporate Headquarters: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-cary/
7. Baker Roofing Company of Columbia: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-columbia/
8. Commercial Roofing Company | Baker Roofing Company: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-company/
9. Baker Roofing Company of Greenville: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-greenville-sc/
10. Baker Roofing Company of Myrtle Beach: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-myrtle-beach/
11. Baker Roofing Company of Nashville: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-nashville/
12. Preventative Maintenance - Commercial Roof DFW: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing-services/preventative-maintenance/
13. Baker Roofing Company - Commercial Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/commercial-roofing/
14. Contractor Services - Baker Roofing Company: https://bakerroofing.com/contractors/
15. Baker Roofing Company - Locations: https://bakerroofing.com/locations/
16. New Construction Roofing | Baker Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/new-construction-roofing/
17. Our Locations: https://bakerroofing.com/our-locations/
18. Roof Replacement: https://bakerroofing.com/raleigh-roofing-company/commercial-roof-replacement/
19. Roof Coatings | Baker Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/roof-coatings/
20. Preventative Maintenance | Baker Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/roof-maintenance-program/
21. Roofing Systems | Baker Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/roofing-systems/
22. Types of Commercial Roofing: https://bakerroofing.com/types-of-commercial-roofing/
23. What Is TPO Roofing? A Guide for Building Owners: https://bakerroofing.com/what-is-tpo-roofing-a-guide-for-building-owners/
24. Wilmington Commercial Roof Replacement: https://bakerroofing.com/wilmington-roofing-company/commercial-roof-replacement/
25. Commercial Flat Roofing | TPO, EPDM, BUR & Coatings - NC SC: https://secommercialroofing.com/commercial-flat-roofing/
26. Baker Roofing Company Instagram post on TPO: https://www.instagram.com/p/DT09Clbj2CZ/

Independent Sources

27. What Commercial Roofing Costs | Flat Roof Report: https://flatroofreport.com/cost/
28. Flat Roofing Companies 2026: National Specialists: https://theroofingbrief.com/flat-roofing-companies-list/
29. Baker Roofing | BBB Business Profile: https://www.bbb.org/us/nc/raleigh/profile/roofing-contractors/baker-roofing-0593-1244
30. Baker Roofing Company profile: https://www.bbb.org/us/nc/raleigh/profile/roofing-contractors/baker-roofing-company-0593-1090
31. Baker Roofing Reviews & Complaints: https://www.consumeraffairs.com/homeowners/baker-roofing-company.html
32. Commercial Flat Roof Replacement Cost: 2026 Expert Guide: https://www.firststateroofingexteriors.com/how-to-calculate-your-commercial-flat-roof-replacement-cost/
33. Baker Roofing GAF Certification Directory Profile: https://www.gaf.com/
34. Baker Roofing Company | GAF Commercial Roofers: https://www.gaf.com/en-us/roofing-contractors/commercial/baker-roofing-company-raleigh-nc-61325
35. Baker Roofing Company - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/baker-roofing-company
36. Baker Roofing Company Careers Profile: https://www.monster.com/
37. Baker Roofing Commercial Roofer Job Description: https://www.tealhq.com/
38. Baker Roofing Project Manager Job Details: https://www.ziprecruiter.com/
39. Baker Roofing - ZoomInfo: https://www.zoominfo.com/c/baker-roofing-co/9604601