Get on the list property managers call.
Managers hire from their approved vendor list. We put you on it, one contractor per trade, per market. Roofing has separate commercial and residential openings.
- Free to join
- You pay when a meeting is held
- One per trade, per market (roofing: commercial and residential)
RoofingNorth Texas · Commercial and residentialCheck 
RestorationNorth TexasCheck 
Commercial cleaningArizonaCheck 
Commercial HVACArizonaCheck Live openings on each trade page
Pick your trade. Check your market.
Each trade page shows live openings by market and takes your details. Free to join. Roofing has separate commercial and residential openings in each market.
Roofing
North TexasInspections and repairs after hail.
Separate commercial and residential openings in each market.
Check your marketRestoration
North TexasWater, freeze and storm damage. Be the call before the loss.
Check your marketCommercial cleaning
ArizonaNightly janitorial and turnovers. Contracts rebid when crews slip.
Check your marketCommercial HVAC
ArizonaNo-cool calls in heat season. Be the backup before the heat.
Check your market
Commercial landscaping
Not open yetGrounds, HOA entrances and cleanup. Tell us your market and we'll let you know when it opens.
Email the deskNot one of these?
Tell us your tradeWe open trades when managers ask for them.
Email the deskShe calls the list.
You've tried the agency that promised meetings and billed you for no-shows. You've tried cold email. The manager you want doesn't buy from a cold pitch; she calls the vendors already on her approved list, and when one fails on the worst day of the year, she calls the backup. OnRoster's job is to make you that backup, on that list, with your paperwork done, before the job exists.
Free to join. Pay when a meeting is held.
Joining costs nothing and needs no payment details. You pay when a meeting is held: it happened, with the person who picks the vendor, on a definition you have in writing.
Contractors pay; managers never do. One opening per trade, per market. Roofing has two in each market, commercial and residential. Details for your trade and market are on your trade page.
Find your trade pageWhat a “manager who agreed to meet” means.
Not a list. Not a form fill. A property, facility or HOA manager in your market who told us what they're short on and agreed to a conversation with a contractor in your trade. When there's a job behind it (a contract renewal, a storm, an inspection, a new building), we say so.
Sample routed need
Sample routed need
Four things. Do them and you get routed first.
Paperwork current: insurance, license where your trade has one, W-9. We track expiry; lapses pause routing.
Answer the desk within two business hours when a need comes in.
Show up. Tell us what happened within 48 hours.
Take the work you say you can take.
Contractors who do these four get routed first. The desk keeps a responsiveness score and you can see yours.
In their words.
Real roofing clients. Names withheld.
“Best decision we made this year. We stopped cold-calling management companies and the desk just texts us the jobs.”
“Landed 2 jobs in the first month.”
Straight answers.
Don't managers already have vendors under contract?
Usually. Contracts renew, managers change, and primaries fail in the busy season. Being the backup on the list is how you become the primary. We tell you the renewal date when we know it.
What if the manager has no job right now?
Then it's an introduction, and the job comes later from the list. When there is a job behind it, we tell you before you take it.
Can I take the relationship and leave?
Yes. The managers you meet are yours. The roster, the desk and the next introductions stay with OnRoster.
Do you work with my competitors?
Not in your trade, in your market, once you have the opening. Shared requests never go to more than three contractors.
Why does roofing have two openings?
Commercial and residential roofing are different work for different managers. So each market has a commercial roofing opening and a separate residential one. Every other trade has one opening per market.
What's a held meeting?
It happened, with the person who picks the vendor, and it matches the definition in your written agreement. Anything else doesn't count.
Which markets?
North Texas: Dallas; Fort Worth & Mid-Cities; Plano · Frisco · McKinney; Denton & Northwest. Arizona: Phoenix (Maricopa + Pinal); Tucson (Pima). Check yours on your trade page.