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A Roofing Prodigy Makes His First Million | Blue Collar Millionaire | CNBC Prime

Roofing prodigy Josey Parks snagged his first million while his friends were still in school with his successful business Metal Roofs of Dallas, Texas.
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76 comments

    1. Dustin Pomeroy

      When you’re a Millionaire,Rolexs really aren’t a big deal,there are a million other watches that cost more money,that being said perfectionist and top dog he probably really appreciates the ruggedness and reliability of a Rolex

  1. Ebenezer Getachew Melesse

    He is 26. He setup shop in 2009 which means he was 15 or 16. And he’s a sales person to a roofing company before that. He was also in high school before he became a salesperson. That doesn’t add up at all does it

    1. Gabriel Wang

      What you’re assuming is that these episodes are filmed in the last year. If you check the time line of the other episodes as well as the status of the companies featured, you would realize that these are all filmed in 2016-2017

    1. greylynnjr

      My productivity output is superior regardless of tools. Its not what you use but how you use it and Ive used it all. Ryobi is a good tool brand. Never had a problem and they have shears to cut the metal.

  2. Alex Silva

    OK so a sales rep goes to a house where the crew didn’t show up, reads an insulation manual and does the whole job by himself, with no training, no experience, no tools (I guess if the crew didn’t showed up, neither did the tools), no licence, no insurance, no idea of what he was doing. And the result is marvelous!
    Please don’t make me laugh, I just had dinner.

  3. Joe J

    This guy is a show, my family has been in roofing for over 40 yrs. He probably only got on a roof to do this tv show, and dressed like that a LMFAO! He’s probably working for his family member and they didn’t want to be on tv, my opinion though. Another thing throwing me off is his look, dressed like that to get on a 105 degree +or – in summer heat in TEXAS gimme a break. All TV for ya. My opinion though.

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