Explore nine sourced Vermont roofing employers, from Burlington-area residential crews to Rutland and Bennington commercial work. Compare installation, repair, sheet metal, project management and entry-level routes using each company's own information.
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The roofing division's own jobs page recruits for Vermont roofing work and describes training and professional development. It is a direct employer application source, though the exact openings should be checked on the current board. Ask which crew serves your area and what roof systems a field role covers.
Three Mountain describes a family-operated shingle business serving central and northern Vermont. Its careers page details repair-technician and project-manager paths, including inspections, maintenance and installation. The page states compensation and benefits as employer claims; applicants should confirm the current offer and whether a listed position remains open.
Vermont Roofing Company identifies its operations as part of The Melanson Company, a Tecta America company, with locations in Williston, Rutland and Bennington. Tecta's employer board separately lists Vermont commercial roofer, service, foreman and warehouse roles. These names represent one connected employer group here, avoiding duplicate listings for its branches.
Premier's Rutland-area careers page invites experienced roofers and laborers, including seasonal applicants, and names residential, commercial and industrial experience in its requirements. It describes physical work, travel to job sites and a driver's-license expectation. Confirm the current role, work schedule and location directly with the company.
Fontaine's employer page places the business in Castleton and identifies both residential and commercial roofing. Its experienced-roofer posting names metal, slate, asphalt-shingle, cedar and rubber systems, giving applicants a concrete way to compare their skills with its work. Check whether the individual requisition is still active and where the crew reports.
Rodd's own join-the-team page identifies its St. Johnsbury base and invites both experienced tradespeople and people considering a roofing career. That is an invitation to inquire, not evidence of a named current opening. Northeast Kingdom applicants can ask about the work area, experience required and application process.
Evergreen's Addison County employment page has an application form and states that it provides on-the-job training with no prior experience necessary. The page also lists company-stated wages and benefits without specifying every position. This is a documented entry route; confirm openings, job location and current terms before applying.
A Vermont radio station's dated 2026 employer listing names Cedar Creek Home Improvements and directs roofing applicants to the company's site. It specifies roofers, shingle and metal installers and laborers. Because this source is a recruitment listing rather than a permanent career board, verify the position and application route with Cedar Creek before relying on its terms.
A dated 2026 Vermont employment listing identifies Vermont Custom Exteriors as recruiting roofers, project managers, administrative staff and salespeople. Roofing is one part of its broader exterior business, so applicants should specify the roofing track. Confirm current openings and employer details directly on the company website.
The Melanson Company has Vermont branches and Tecta's board lists roles in Williston, Rutland and Bennington. Premier Roof Solutions also describes commercial and industrial work.
Three Mountain Roofing describes a residential repair-technician path in central and northern Vermont; Vermont Construction Company Roofing Division recruits for roofing jobs in the state.
Fontaine names standing-seam metal, slate, shingles and rubber roofs. Cedar Creek's Vermont recruitment describes metal and shingle installation.
Evergreen describes on-the-job training without prior experience, while Rodd invites people entering the trade. Review the employer's current requirements rather than treating a general invitation as a vacancy.
The sources cover Chittenden County, central Vermont, Addison County, Castleton, Rutland, Bennington and St. Johnsbury. Some employers accept general applications; others publish specific roles. Verify worksite and seasonal expectations before applying. Use current Vermont roofing jobs for changing listings.
A Burlington-area role is not necessarily a Rutland or Northeast Kingdom position. Ask about the crew base, transportation, winter schedules, safety training and whether the role is on payroll or subcontracted.
No. Specific postings and general applications have different meanings. Check the linked employer pages for current openings.
Evergreen's employment page says no prior experience is necessary; Rodd says it welcomes people exploring a new direction. Confirm available positions.
Tecta's employer board lists Vermont commercial roofing roles, and Premier Roof Solutions describes commercial and industrial roofing employment.
Ask about crew location, pay method, winter work, training, safety procedures, travel and employment status.
Reviewed 2026-10-23. We checked official company career, role, service and location pages for roofing activity and a documented connection to Vermont. National workforce totals were not treated as state staffing. Employer claims about workplace culture are not independent ratings. No keyword volumes, salary estimates or hiring totals were invented. Report a correction.
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Last substantive review: 2026-10-23. Openings and terms change; confirm details with employers.