Know Someone Who Needs a New Roof? Integrity Roofing Group Will Pay You for the Referral
Our Give Back Program rewards NC homeowners with up to $500 cash for referring friends, family, or neighbors who need roofing work. Here is how it works.
Know Someone Who Needs a New Roof? We Will Pay You for the Referral
Most of our best customers come to us the same way: a neighbor mentions us over the fence, a family member passes along our number, a friend texts a recommendation after their roof replacement goes smoothly. Word of mouth has always been the backbone of this business — and we think the people who send us that work deserve to be rewarded for it.
That is why we created the Integrity Roofing Group Give Back Program.
What Is the Give Back Program?
It is simple: refer someone in North Carolina who needs roofing work, and when their job is complete and paid in full, we pay you cash. No gimmicks, no fine print, no points system. Just a straightforward thank-you for trusting us with your network.
The payout scales with the size of the job:
| Project Size | Your Reward |
|---|---|
| Up to $3,000 | $25 |
| $3,000 – $5,000 | $75 |
| $5,000 – $10,000 | $125 |
| $10,000 – $20,000 | $250 |
| $20,000+ | $500 |
A full roof replacement on an average NC home typically falls in the $10,000–$20,000 range — which means most referrals earn you $250 or more.
How It Works
Getting started takes less than a minute.
Step 1 — Sign up. Fill out the short form below with your name, phone number, and email. That registers you in the program.
Step 2 — Tell your neighbors. Share your referral link, or simply mention Integrity Roofing Group to anyone in the Greensboro area who is dealing with a damaged roof, aging shingles, storm damage, or gutters that need replacing. You do not need a formal referral code — just have them mention your name when they call or fill out our estimate form.
Step 3 — Get paid. Once their job is finished and the final invoice is settled, we reach out to confirm your payment preference. You can choose from a variety of gift cards or a direct cash transfer to your bank account.
There is no limit to how many people you can refer. Every completed job earns you a payout.
Who Should You Refer?
If you know anyone in North Carolina dealing with any of the following, they are a great candidate:
- Storm damage — hail, wind, or fallen trees that damaged shingles or flashing
- An aging roof — most asphalt shingle roofs last 20–30 years; if it is getting up there, a replacement conversation is worth having
- Visible wear — missing shingles, granules in the gutters, sagging sections, or water stains on ceilings
- Gutters — clogged, sagging, or pulling away from the fascia
- A new home purchase — buyers often want an independent roof inspection before closing
We serve homeowners across Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Burlington, High Point, and 15+ other communities throughout the Triad and surrounding areas.
Can You Refer Yourself?
Yes — with a couple of extra steps. If you found us on your own and are already planning a roofing project, you can still receive the homeowner rebate. We may ask you to display a yard sign during your project. You will also be set up to refer others going forward once your job is complete.
Why We Do This
We are a local, family-owned business. We do not have a national marketing budget or a fleet of door-to-door salespeople. What we have is a reputation built job by job across North Carolina — and customers who are willing to put their name behind us.
The Give Back Program is our way of saying that means something. When you refer a neighbor to us, you are vouching for the quality of our work. That trust is worth more to us than any advertisement, and we want to make sure you know it.
Ready to Sign Up?
Head over to the sign-up form below to register. It takes about 60 seconds, and you will be set up to start earning on your very next referral.
Have questions first? Contact us — we are happy to walk you through how it works.
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