Ryan Dahlenburg

• I am currently fully licensed nationally, and through the state of Wisconsin as a Certified Professional Inspector and own an inspection company.
• I maintain up-to-date licensing and certifications to stay current with industry trends and advancements in home inspection techniques, and building science.
• Utilize advanced inspection tools, including thermal imaging and moisture meters, to assess properties.
• Advise clients on property maintenance strategies based on inspection outcomes and local building codes.
• Increased the overall health and safety of homes by identifying hidden issues such as mold, radon, or structural damage.

• Deliver estimates for commercial roofing projects in flat roofing systems mainly consisting of Carlisle single ply membrane ( EPDM, PVC, TPO) as well as estimates for Rhinobond, built up, torch down, asphalt shingle, slate, tile and several metal roofing systems (standing seam, click lock panels, corrugated metal)

• Attended pre construction meetings as required by the contractor or architect/ engineer

• Blueprint reading is a must with this position, we also used an estimate program titled Bluebeam/Revu to streamline a more accurate estimate

• Field measurement of projects that either did not have blueprints or are existing buildings needing roof replacement

• We also worked closely with Gulf-eagle supply for our insulation layouts

• Manage order and delivery of upcoming projects before deadlines to ensure a consistent flow of work

• Every year RTS Roofing has “training week” that consists of a day of safety training for all employees to maintain OSHA compliance and fall protection requirements (accompanied by an OSHA representative) as well as Carlisle training days ( accompanied by a Carlisle inspector) to maintain education and compliance in their single ply systems

• Laborer for a framing company that would build outside bar/grills, pole barns, additions on buildings

and carpentry for residential and commercial purposes.

•Use of skid steer was fairly common during construction.

• Knowledge of load bearing components was a major factor during this position.

• Blueprint reading for structural planes was eventually taught to me during my training.

• I was owner of a small carpentry company that would remodel basements, replace roofs, install gutters, install wood burning fireplaces/surroundings, and other types of construction/ handyman work

• The business eventually dissolved due to COVID restrictions

• Preformed proper installation of various roofing materials such as asphalt shingles, metal panels, single-ply membranes, built-up roofs, slate shingles, and cedar shakes.
• Assigned daily duties to each employee based upon individual strengths.
• Assisted in the preparation of accurate project estimates and proposals, ensuring that potential clients had a clear understanding of all costs involved.
• Conducted thorough inspections of completed projects, identifying any necessary repairs or modifications to guarantee quality results.
• Operated a 5/6 gutter machine applying seamless gutters for over 5 years
• This is my bread and butter for how I learned all types of roofing systems and was foreman of a crew of between 4 and 8 people for over 9 years until the company owner eventually retired.