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Local SEO for roofers who'd rather be on a roof.
Homeowners don't shop for a roofer until water is coming through a ceiling or the wind has peeled off a row of shingles. Then they search, scan the map, read a few reviews and call. Roofing SEO is making sure your company is on that short list, with the photos and reviews that make the call an easy one. We handle the Google profile, the website and the review follow-up so you can stay up on the job.
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Examples. Your audit shows the searches that matter in the towns you serve.
Own the map when the storm hits, without buying shared leads.
What owners tell us
- Lead sites sell the same job to five contractors.
- Storm season comes and the phone rings for someone else.
- Homeowners want proof we are local and insured.
What we do about it
- Service and town pages for every place on your route
- Job photos posted to your Google profile every week
- Listings and reviews that show you're local, registered and insured
Your profile, set up for roofers.
Your Google profile decides whether you show on the map. This is where we start.
Categories
- Roofing contractor
- Gutter service
- Siding contractor
- Skylight contractor
Services we list
- Roof repair
- Roof replacement
- Storm and wind damage repair
- Flat and low-slope roofing
- Gutter installation
- Roof inspections
Post ideas
- A finished re-roof with before and after shots, tagged with the town
- A storm-week note on what to look for after high winds, and how to reach you fast
- Spring and fall reminders to book a roof inspection
- A short explainer on when a repair will do and when it's time to replace
Reviews
We send the request after final cleanup, once the yard has been swept for nails, and we ask every customer, not only the ones we expect to rave. Google doesn't allow paying or discounting for reviews, so we never do either.
A roofing site that answers what homeowners worry about
Are you really local, can I trust you on my roof, and what will the finished job look like? Every page answers those with your PA home improvement registration number, your insurance details, real project photos and the towns you cover. Pages are built to load fast on a phone, since that's where most people look while the bucket under the leak fills up.
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- Roof repair
- Roof replacement
- Storm damage
- Flat roofs
- Gutters
- Town pages for each part of your route
- Project gallery
“We stopped paying for shared leads in March. By August the calls coming straight from Google covered it, and nobody else was chasing those homeowners.”
Local roofers, local plans.
Based in Holland, Bucks County, we work with roofers across Southeastern Pennsylvania, remotely and by phone, and with businesses anywhere in the US on national search.
Questions owners ask us.
How much does roofing SEO cost, and how long until it works?
It's a monthly plan, and the free audit shows which level fits your company before you spend anything. Most roofers see movement on the map within a few months, and it keeps building as reviews and project photos stack up. A roofer focused on a handful of towns tends to move faster than one trying to cover three counties at once.
Should I run Google Local Services Ads or work on SEO?
They're different spots on the same results page. Local Services Ads are the paid listings at the very top: you pay per lead, they carry a Google Verified badge once Google checks your license and insurance, and they vanish when the budget runs out. The map pack below them is earned through your profile, reviews and website. Plenty of roofers run both, and good reviews help on each side; we work on the earned side and will tell you honestly whether the ads look worth it in your area.
Can I show up in towns where I don't have a shop?
Yes. A roofing company is a service-area business, so we hide your home or yard address on Google and list the towns or ZIP codes you actually work in, up to 20 of them. You'll still be strongest close to where you're based, which is why each town worth the drive also gets its own page on your website.
What should I show homeowners to prove I'm legitimate?
In Pennsylvania, roofers doing residential work generally have to register as home improvement contractors with the Attorney General and print that PA number on ads, estimates and contracts. We put it on your website and profile next to your insurance, manufacturer certifications and real job photos. Homeowners can check the number on the state's lookup site, which matters most after a storm brings out-of-town crews knocking on doors.
Why not just keep buying leads?
Shared lead sites sell one homeowner to several roofers, so you're racing to call first and often lose the job anyway. A homeowner who finds you on the map, reads your reviews and picks up the phone is calling you alone. Bought leads can still fill a slow week; the goal is to need them a little less each season.
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See where your roofing company shows up before the next storm
The free visibility audit checks your Google profile, the map in the towns you cover and your website, then tells you plainly what to fix first.