Solar Integrated Roofing Corp. Announces Record Monthly, Bi-Monthly Revenue for October, November 2016

Solar Integrated Roofing Corp has announced that unaudited revenue figures for October-November combined, and November on its own set company records, surpassing last year’s results. In addition, SIRC CEO David Massey believes that December’s revenue may well break last year’s mark, and if so, revenue for the fourth quarter 2016 will be the strongest in the Company’s history

The combined results, unaudited, of October and November show total income of $1.45 million, resulting in a gross profit of $558,000 and net income of just under $300,000.

November’s unaudited results showed revenue of approximately $822,000, a gross profit in excess of $367,000 and net income of almost $220,000.

CEO David Massey said, “We are very pleased with these record-breaking revenue results, and with the healthy gross profit and net income we derived from them. Based on jobs scheduled through the end of the year, we anticipate that December revenue could top the $1 million mark. That would make the fourth quarter of 2016 our best quarter in company history, and it would set the stage for 2017, when we believe more records will fall. We believe we can and will double our revenue for 2017 compared with 2016, already our best year on record.” He added “Our anticipated record results for 2016 came despite some management challenges experienced in the second and third quarters, and these challenges resolved and we have an excellent management team in place.“

Massey continued, “Operating in the San Diego area, installing new roofs and providing solar power systems, Solar Integrated Roofing Corp. has lessened the seasonality that you see in other roofing and solar businesses. We find that most solar installations occur in the summer and roofing in the winter. That is distinct from similar businesses in the Midwest and Northeast that have serious downtime when the weather turns bad. Because of that, our business and cashflow is not quite as subject to the swings they experience elsewhere.”