Local SEO for roofing contractors, built to work between storms.
Storm season makes every roofer busy. We help roofing companies across the country rank all year, so the phone rings for repairs, replacements and inspections when the sky is clear too.
How people search for a roofer.
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Storms flood the results.
After hail or wind, homeowners search for a roof inspection, and so does every storm chaser in the state. A real local company with real reviews stands out.
- 02
Replacements are a big decision.
People compare materials, read reviews and look for help with insurance before they let anyone on the roof.
- 03
Door knockers made people careful.
Homeowners have learned to check a roofer on Google before they say yes. Make that check go your way.
What we do for roofing contractors.
A page for every roofing job
Replacements, repairs, storm damage, inspections, metal roofs and gutters each get their own page.
Storm content before the storm
Hail and wind pages, insurance claim help and inspection posts are ready before the season, not written after it.
Photos that prove it
Before-and-after photos of real roofs on your site and profile, never stock images.
Reviews after every job
A steady stream of reviews from real customers is what separates you from a storm chaser’s brand-new listing.
A tool that sells
A roof estimator on your site, like the one we built, gives homeowners an answer before they call, and sends you the lead.
Real result
Live
our roof estimator, running on this site
Google Business Profile
Your Google Business Profile, set up like a roofer’s:
- Primary category: Roofing contractor. Secondary categories only for work you really do.
- Replacement, repair, storm damage, inspections and gutters listed as separate services.
- A service area that matches where you really work, not the whole state.
- Before-and-after photos and your crew on real jobs.
- Storm-season posts: what to check after hail, how inspections work, how claims work. Honest, never “hail-proof.”
Where roofing contractors have room to grow.
There are 25,519 roofing contractors in the United States, about one for every 3,300 owner-occupied homes.
Most homes per business
Less competition for every job.
- 1Mississippi6,972 homes each
- 2New Jersey5,987 homes each
- 3Nevada5,960 homes each
- 4Michigan5,863 homes each
- 5West Virginia5,567 homes each
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023 (Roofing contractors); American Community Survey 2020–2024 (owner-occupied homes); NOAA Storm Events, 1-inch or larger hail, 2021–2025.
Answers to the questions we hear most.
How do we compete with storm chasers?
With what they can’t fake: years of reviews, a real local address or service area, photos of your own work and pages that answer homeowners’ questions.
Can you put a roof estimator on our website?
Yes. We built one that finds the home on a satellite map and sizes the roof from public records. We can build one for your business.
What do we do outside storm season?
Repairs, replacements, inspections and gutters get searched all year. Pages and posts for that work keep the phone ringing between storms.
Do you work with roofing contractors outside North Carolina?
Yes. We work with roofing contractors across the country. Everything we do happens online, and we meet by phone or video.
Am I locked into a contract?
No. Every plan is month to month, and you can cancel anytime.
Keep going.
- ServiceLocal SEO ServicesRank in Google Maps and local search in the areas you actually serve.
- ServiceGoogle Business Profile ManagementKeep your Google profile accurate, active and ready to win the call.
- ServiceGoogle Review ManagementMore honest reviews, a reply to every one, and a plan for the bad ones.
- GuideGoogle Maps Ranking Checklist for Home Service Businesses
- GuideHow to Ask for Google Reviews and Respond to Customers
- GuideGBP Categories vs Services vs Attributes: What Goes Where
Let’s see what good company can do for your business.
We’ll put your business in front of people looking for what you offer and give them a reason to choose you.