Equipment marketplace
Roofing equipment marketplace
Contractors selling to contractors. Trucks and dump trailers, shingle conveyors and lifts, sheet metal brakes, kettles and nailers, fall protection, and the surplus material left over when a job comes in under.
Every listing was placed here by the person selling the item — nothing is mirrored from a classifieds site, an auction house or an equipment aggregator. That keeps the board smaller than a general marketplace and makes everything on it findable by somebody who knows what a conveyor is worth.
The marketplace is open and waiting on its first listings
This is a marketplace for roofing contractors selling to roofing contractors. Trucks and dump trailers, conveyors and hoists, brakes and kettles and nailers, fall protection, and the surplus material left over when a job comes in under. Every listing is placed here by the person selling the item. Nothing is mirrored from Craigslist, an auction site or an equipment aggregator — so what you see is what somebody in this trade actually has in their yard.
A general classifieds site will sell you a ladder. It will not help you find forty squares of a discontinued shingle colour, a shingle conveyor with documented hours, or a sheet metal brake that someone kept indoors. That is the gap this board exists to close, and it only closes if the listings come from the trade.
The board is new. It fills from contractors clearing out their yards, which means it starts empty and everything on it is real.
Selling something?
Listing is free and takes a couple of minutes. You will need a title, a category, an honest condition, the city and state it is sitting in, a description, and a price — or leave the price off and take offers. Add a photo; listings with one get meaningfully more interest than listings without.
A listing runs 30 days. Every one is read by a person before it goes live, and your contact details are never published on the page — buyers reach you through the address you give us.
List equipmentWhat a good listing says
- Vehicles and lifts: year, make, model, mileage or hours, title status, and what does not work.
- Materials: manufacturer, product line, colour name, quantity in squares or rolls, and how it has been stored.
- Fall protection: manufacture date and inspection history. Anything that has arrested a fall is scrap — do not list it.
Browse by category
- Trucks & TrailersDumps, flatbeds, box trucks, dump trailers, enclosed trailers
- Lifts & ConveyorsShingle conveyors, boom trucks, telehandlers, hoists, scaffolding
- Tools & EquipmentNailers, compressors, kettles, welders, brakes, generators
- Surplus MaterialsOverage shingles, coil stock, membrane, fasteners, underlayment
- Safety EquipmentHarnesses, anchors, lifelines, guardrail, netting
Elsewhere on the site
What changes hands in this trade
Five categories, drawn from what roofing companies actually buy and sell secondhand. The one worth pointing at is Surplus Materials: overage is dead money sitting in a warehouse, and a discontinued shingle colour that no supplier can source any more may be exactly the four bundles somebody two counties over needs to finish a repair.
Trucks & Trailers
Dumps, flatbeds, box trucks, dump trailers, enclosed trailers
Dump trucks · Dump trailers · Flatbeds with material racks · Box trucks
Lifts & Conveyors
Shingle conveyors, boom trucks, telehandlers, hoists, scaffolding
Shingle conveyors · Ladder hoists · Boom trucks · Telehandlers
Tools & Equipment
Nailers, compressors, kettles, welders, brakes, generators
Coil roofing nailers · Air compressors · Hot-air welders · Asphalt kettles
Surplus Materials
Overage shingles, coil stock, membrane, fasteners, underlayment
Partial pallets of shingles · Discontinued colours · Coil stock and trim · TPO / EPDM membrane rolls
Safety Equipment
Harnesses, anchors, lifelines, guardrail, netting
Harnesses and lanyards · Roof anchors · Horizontal lifelines · Self-retracting lifelines
How this board works
Listed by contractors
Everything here was submitted through the form on this site by the person selling it. Nothing is mirrored from Craigslist, an auction house or an equipment aggregator.
Read before it goes live
Listings sit as pending until a person reviews them. That check is on the listing — that the item is real, the category fits and the description is usable.
Your contact details stay private
Sellers give us an email and optionally a phone number. Neither is ever rendered on a public page — the database does not even permit an anonymous read of those columns.
Expires in 30 days
A listing runs 30 days and then comes off automatically. Sold it early? Tell us and we will pull it — nothing is worse than chasing gear that went last month.