Jobsite protection that helps contractors stand out
November 13, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.By Jesse Sanchez.
How The Catch-All has improved property protection, cleanup efficiency and customer impressions on hundreds of roofing projects for this Georgia company.
For Rhino Restoration of Georgia, jobsite protection has become more than a cleanup strategy. Since adopting The Catch-All roofing system in early 2023, the company has made it a standard part of every roof replacement it performs across Metro Atlanta. The contractor includes The Catch-All in the price of every roof rather than offering it as an add-on. The system uses chute nets, ground nets and landscaping nets to help protect areas around the home while containing shingles, nails and other tear-off debris.
How does The Catch-All help protect a homeowner’s property during a roof replacement?
According to Rhino Restoration, the approach provides an alternative to traditional blue tarps, which can shift or press down on landscaping. The company said The Catch-All’s flexible netting helps protect landscaping, windows, siding and air conditioning units while containing debris before it reaches the ground.
How can better jobsite protection also make cleanup easier for roofing crews?
That containment has also changed the cleanup process for crews. Instead of spending as much time raking yards and removing debris from flower beds, crews can empty the nets and move through cleanup more efficiently. Rhino Restoration said the system packs into transportable bags, allowing it to move easily from one project to the next.
How can a cleaner, more protected jobsite help contractors win more business?
The company has also found an unexpected marketing benefit. After completing more than 80 roofs in one neighborhood with The Catch-All installed on every project, Rhino Restoration said passersby regularly stopped to ask about the system. Multiple customers later told the contractor they chose Rhino after seeing those protected jobsites.
How can jobsite protection help build trust with homeowners?
In a competitive market, the company views that visible attention to property protection as another way to build trust. For homeowners, Rhino Restoration recommends asking prospective contractors how they plan to protect landscaping, windows and surrounding property during a roof replacement.
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