Credentials & experience.
Everything on this page is verifiable — the certifications with the issuing bodies, the operator history with the companies that employed me. I am not a licensed contractor because I don't perform contracting work. That is intentional (see Independence Policy).
Former Operations Manager, Sales Manager, General Manager at $10–25M/yr NM roofing companies. HAAG, IKO, GAF, and FAA Part 107 trained.
Independent since 2026 — I don't sell roofs, I sell reports.
- · Operations Manager — running production, safety, and warranty for a $10–25M/yr NM roofer.
- · Sales Manager — writing scopes, training reps, and closing insurance work.
- · General Manager — full P&L, hiring, and vendor relationships.
I have sat in every seat a contractor could put me in. That is why I know exactly where corners get cut on your roof — and how to spec a job so they can't be.
Certifications, each with a verification link.
Authorized trainer through the National Roofing Contractors Association's ProCertification® program. This one is directly verifiable — ask for the trainer ID at booking and confirm with NRCA member services.
Verify with issuer →Former Operations Manager, Sales Manager, and General Manager at $10–25M/yr NM roofing companies. Owner-attested — the work history that shapes every report.
Industry-standard hail & wind damage certification recognized by insurance carriers.
Verify with issuer →Manufacturer product-knowledge program for asphalt shingle systems, warranties, and installation specs.
Verify with issuer →Manufacturer training on GAF asphalt shingle systems, ventilation, and warranty requirements.
Verify with issuer →Certified for commercial drone operation used for high-slope, multi-story, and post-storm inspections.
Verify with issuer →What I inspect — in plain English.
Descriptors, not credentials. This is the work I actually do across New Mexico — no invented titles.
Asphalt shingle, tile, metal, flat & low-slope systems for NM homes.
TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, and tar & gravel — small commercial + multi-family.
Post-storm documentation graded on the HAAG scale carriers recognize.
Adjuster-ready reports, photo evidence, and scope alignment with policy language.
Chimney, skylight, wall-to-roof, and penetration analysis where most leaks start.
When a roof failed under warranty, who's responsible and what's the paper trail.
FAA Part 107 remote pilot — safe imaging of steep, tall, or damaged planes.
Realtor-friendly reports that close deals instead of blowing them up.
Written condition reports formatted for HOA architectural committees.
Third-party verification before you accept the final draw.
Confirming the fix matches the scope you paid for.
Multi-property landlords and small commercial operators — bulk pricing.
Trained in-person by the manufacturers whose systems go on NM roofs.
Attended in person across the Southwest — the vast majority in Albuquerque and around New Mexico. Most manufacturers do not issue individual certificates for product-knowledge sessions, rep-led trainings, or distributor days, so these are listed truthfully as training attended — never as "certified." That distinction matters and we keep it strict.
Timberline HDZ install spec, LayerLock, StainGuard Plus, Golden Pledge warranty requirements
Duration series, SureNail technology, Total Protection Roofing System, Platinum warranty spec
Landmark, Presidential, and Integrity Roof System — SureStart PLUS warranty
Cambridge, Dynasty, Nordic — ROOFPRO product knowledge session
Vista, Legacy, and Windsor — polymer-modified (SBS) shingle performance in high-UV climates
Heritage series install spec + warranty tiers
StormMaster Shake, Pinnacle Pristine — 3M Scotchgard algae resistance
Snap-lock and mechanical seam panel systems, DrexTech underlayments — cold-climate + high-UV spec
Medallion-Lok and Meridian standing seam profiles, oil-canning mitigation
Vertical Seam, Image II, exposed-fastener panel corrosion patterns in NM
Panel gauge, coating (PVDF vs SMP), fastener spacing spec
Underlayment-driven tile system design for NM — batten spacing, hip/ridge closures
Concrete tile weight, install spec, flashing details on NM tract homes
Historic clay tile matching, restoration flashings on adobe/Pueblo homes
Sure-Weld TPO, Sure-Seal EPDM — mechanically attached vs fully adhered, HP-H seaming
EverGuard TPO welding, detail work, guaranteed system spec
APP and SBS mod-bit torch/cold-adhered systems, JM TPO Peel & Stick
RubberGard EPDM, UltraPly TPO — seam performance in high-UV, high-temp NM roofs
VersiWeld TPO, VersiFlex PVC — chemical/UV resistance detail work
Sarnafil G410 PVC hot-air welding, cold-weather install spec
Small-commercial + steep-slope-to-low-slope transition detailing
Silicone (Tropi-Cool), acrylic elastomeric, and modified bitumen coating systems for NM flat roofs
Acrylic and silicone reflective coatings — cool-roof spec for NM UV load
Fibered aluminum, silicone, and mod-bit patch products
GacoRoof silicone restoration systems for aged TPO/mod-bit/BUR
Synthetic vs felt underlayment spec, ice & water shield placement for NM valleys
High-temp synthetic underlayment install
Grace Ice & Water Shield — self-adhered valley/eave protection
Balanced ventilation math — net free area, ridge/soffit ratios in NM attics
OmniRoll ridge vent + intake spec
Polymer synthetic shake/slate — install spec, fire rating, hail rating
Product roundtables, warranty updates, code-cycle briefings
Manufacturer product-knowledge days at NM branch
Contractor training days, product launches, warranty seminars
Low-slope + steep-slope combined product knowledge days
Why this matters for you: when I write your report, I know each manufacturer's actual install spec, warranty triggers, and the shortcuts that void coverage. That's what turns a "looks fine" walk into a scope of work a contractor can't pad.
Certifications actively being earned.
Truthful "in progress" status. Each entry moves to the verified block above the day the issuing body confirms it — never before.
Coverage confirmed per engagement. Certificate of insurance provided at booking. Naming a specific carrier, agent, or homeowner as an additional certificate holder is available on request before the inspection date.
Roof Doctor NM does not hold a NM CID contractor license because the practice does not perform contracting work. Inspection, reporting, and consulting do not require a contractor license under NM §60-13. Every roofer we match you to holds an active NM GB-98, GB-2, or MM-3. See NM license realm or scope of services.
Roof Doctor NM provides independent roof inspection, documentation, and specification services in New Mexico. We are not a licensed contractor, public adjuster, engineer, or attorney. Reports and scopes are professional opinions based on visual inspection and are not warranties, engineering certifications, or guarantees of insurance outcomes. Full scope of services →