The Season Two dealer program

You're already at the house.

Look up.That roof could be your next job.

For soft wash and exterior cleaning owners

Add roofs to the trucks you already have.

Season Two is a roof rejuvenation service and the training to offer it. One more service for the business you've already built.

A lot of roofs don't need replacing yet. They need an honest look.

You're at your customers' houses all the time. Next time, look up. That roof will be one of the biggest bills the homeowner ever pays. Before anyone sells them a new one, you can take a look and give them an honest answer.

Michael VecchioneRoofs Only Florida and Season Two

The videos

The videos are almost ready.

Michael is recording four short videos: what Season Two is, who it's for and what a real job looks like. Apply and we'll send them to you the day they're out.

  1. 1Look up
  2. 2One job, start to finish
  3. 3Six questions to ask before you sign up
  4. 4Is this for you?
Michael Vecchione in front of a home with a shingle roof

Who it's for

You already have the trucks, the ladders and the customers.

Season Two is built for owner-operators who already do exterior work and want one more service for the same homeowners who already call them.

  • Soft wash

    You already clean roofs. Now you can grade them and treat the ones that qualify.

  • Pressure washing

    You've washed that driveway three times. You know the owner by name. Look up.

  • Exterior cleaning

    Same customers, same trucks, one more service on the list.

  • Concrete sealing

    You already spray and seal for a living. The roof is the next surface.

Also a fit: gutter, painting, landscaping and small roofing companies.

It's for you if

  • You already run a home service business with trucks on the road.
  • Your customers call you back for more work.
  • You'll do the reports, talk to homeowners and follow up.

It's not for you if

  • You're looking for money for nothing. It's work. Good work, but work.
  • You're browsing business ideas and don't run a crew yet.
  • You want a product that sells itself. It doesn't.

More from the customers you have

Your first roof customers may already know you.

You've washed their house, their driveway and their pool cage. They trust you and they call you back. The roof over their head is one more job you can offer them, and it's one of the biggest bills they'll ever pay.

Same customers. Same trucks. More work on the calendar.

  1. Start with the customers you already have

    You may already have a long list of past customers in your system. Season Two helps you organize that list, spot the homes worth a look and shows you how to reach those homeowners by email, text, video and follow-up.

  2. Look up on the jobs you're already booked for

    Every wash puts your truck in the driveway. Offer the Roof Health Report while you're already there.

  3. Same trucks, same crew, same name

    No new company to start. Season Two becomes a roof-preservation service inside the business you've already built.

  4. Trust you've already earned

    Homeowners get pitched by roofers all the time. You're the one who already shows up, does the work and cleans up after. An honest report from you carries weight.

The Roof Health Report

Every job starts with a report, not a pitch.

Before you recommend anything, you grade the roof. The homeowner sees photos of each part, a grade for each one and a clear next step.

  • 11 parts of the roof, each one graded
  • A score out of 10 and an overall rating
  • Photos of what you found
  • An honest answer, even when it's "not yet" or "too far gone"

"Teach first. Prove second. Sell last."Michael Vecchione

One job, start to finish.

Report.

Start with the report.Grade the roof with the Season Two Roof Health Report: photos of each part and a clear next step. Most homeowners have never had anybody show them what's on their roof.
Michael Vecchione checking the fascia on a roof inspection

Tell.

If it's too far gone, you say so.You don't have to be a roofer to give an honest answer. Not every roof qualifies, and the homeowner hears that from you first.
An architectural shingle roof seen from above

Roof rejuvenation

Treat.

Tune it up, clean it, treat it.A qualifying asphalt-shingle roof gets the Roof Tune-Up first (any minor repairs it needs), then a cleaning, then the treatment. You already know how to clean a roof.

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An asphalt shingle roof seen from above

Before and after

Document.

Photos, a walk-through and the paperwork.Before and after photos, a walk-through with the homeowner and the warranty paperwork. No dumpster in the driveway. No crew of eight.
A close-up photo of a roof edge, taken for the report

The product

What goes on the roof.

Season Two roof-preservation treatment is sprayed onto qualifying asphalt-shingle roofs, after the Roof Tune-Up and a cleaning.

  • Why shingles need it

    Asphalt shingles need flexibility to handle everyday expansion and contraction. The treatment is for shingles that are still worth keeping.

  • Sprayed on

    You apply it with a sprayer. The install training and the one-page checklist walk you through every step.

  • Only on roofs that qualify

    Asphalt shingles only. Not metal, not tile and not shingles that are too far gone. The Roof Health Report decides first.

  • 5-year limited warranty

    Treated shingles are warranted to keep serviceable flexibility for five years. If a covered area loses it, that area is treated again at no charge.

It's a treatment reapplication warranty, not a promise the roof lasts five more years. It doesn't cover leaks, lost granules, or storm, wind or hail damage. Michael and Tina walk through the full terms on the group call.

How it works

Four steps to your first roof

The videos show you the work. On the call, you ask your questions and decide.

Michael on a roof inspection.
  1. Apply

    Fill out the short dealer form. We send you a link to pick a group call time, plus Michael's four short videos.

  2. Group call

    A small group of owners on Zoom with Michael and Tina. See how it works, what it takes to start and what a real job looks like. Ask anything.

  3. One-on-one

    If it makes sense, you talk one-on-one about your area and the right package for it.

  4. Train and launch

    You get the starter kit and the install training, Michael or Tina reviews your first job with you, then you start with your own customers.

What you get

What's in the starter kit.

Michael and Tina are putting it together from their own jobs.

  • Your territory

    Sized by the number of homes, starting at about 50,000.

  • Product to start

    Every package includes product for your first jobs.

  • Install training

    How to qualify a roof and treat it, on video, with a one-page checklist.

  • First job check

    Michael or Tina reviews your first job with you.

  • Homeowner presentation

    The Roof Health Report, the slides, a leave-behind and the answers homeowners ask for.

  • Warranty

    The homeowner warranty certificate and how to register each job.

  • Ordering product

    Order more when you need it. Any minimums are spelled out in the dealer agreement.

  • Customer handouts

    Printouts and examples to use with homeowners.

Packages are sized by territory. Michael and Tina walk through every one on the group call.

Territories

Now open in three markets.

Territories are sized by the number of homes, so each market only has room for a set number of dealers. A live territory map is coming.

  • Dallas-Fort Worth

    Texas

  • Houston

    Texas

  • Nashville

    Tennessee

Somewhere else? Apply anyway and tell us where you are. We'll tell you straight whether your area is open.

Michael and Sandra Vecchione

Who's behind it

Built by roofers who did the work first.

I'm Michael Vecchione. I've been in roofing over 30 years. My wife Sandra and I founded Roofs Only Florida in 2020, and our team has completed more than 3,700 roof projects in Southwest Florida. I handle the field work. Sandra runs the business.

We built Season Two on our own jobs first: look at the roof, grade it honestly and only recommend what it needs. Now we're looking for a few owners in each city to bring it to their customers.

  • 3,700+roof projects completed
  • 30+ yearsin roofing
  • Since 2020family-owned by Michael and Sandra
  • LicensedFlorida roofing contractor, CCC1332778

Same roof. Brighter future.

Before you decide

Six questions to ask before you sign up.

Ask them of any dealer program you look at. Us included. Write the answers down, then bring the same six to the group call.

  1. What does it cost to start, all in, including product?

    Packages change with the size of the territory, so we don't post one price here. You'll see every number on the group call.

  2. What do you pay every month after that?

    Ask about reorder minimums, not only fees. We cover ours on the group call, in plain numbers.

  3. How big is the territory?

    Ours are sized by the number of homes, starting at about 50,000.

  4. Do you keep your own company name?

    Yes. You stay an independent business under your own name.

  5. What training do you get, and who do you call when something goes wrong?

    Install training on video, a review of your first job and the homeowner presentation. You work with Michael and Tina.

  6. What if it doesn't work out for you?

    Ask how long the agreement runs and how you leave it. We cover both on the group call.

Become a Season Two dealer.

Answer a few questions and we'll send you a link to pick your group call time, plus the videos. Small groups. You'll see real numbers, and nobody asks you to sign on the call.

  • See how a job works, start to finish
  • Find out what it takes to start
  • Check whether your area is open

What happens next

  1. We send you a link to pick a group call time.
  2. Pick the one that works for you.
  3. Bring your six questions. Michael and Tina answer them live.
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Questions owners ask

Do I need to be a roofer?

No. You grade the roof, treat the ones that qualify and tell the homeowner straight when a roof is too far gone. The training shows you how to tell the difference.

Which roofs qualify?

Qualifying asphalt-shingle roofs. Metal and tile roofs aren't candidates, and neither are shingle roofs that are too far gone.

What happens on the group call?

Michael and Tina get a small group of owners on a Zoom call. They show you how it works, what it takes to get started and what a real job looks like. You ask whatever you want. If it's not for you, no hard feelings.

Is my area open?

Territories are open now in Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Nashville. If you're somewhere else, apply and tell us where. We'll tell you straight.

Do I need a license or special insurance?

It depends on your city, your state and your insurance policy. Check before your first roof. We go over what to ask on the call.

Do I keep my own company name?

Yes. You stay an independent business, under your own name, and add Season Two as a service.

Become a Dealer