Storm windows
Demand can surge quickly and requires a system that handles volume without chaos.
— Roofing
Roofing leads spike around weather, repairs, and replacement windows. The system keeps campaigns, calls, inspections, and follow-up connected so opportunities do not disappear.
Roofing is one of the most contested service categories in paid search. A single hailstorm can flood an inbox with hundreds of inquiries in 48 hours, and the contractor who answers in five minutes wins the inspection — every other estimate is a tie-breaker. We tune Google Local Services Ads, branded search, and storm-specific Meta creative to the exact ZIP-cluster a crew can service, then push every lead into a ladder-routing CRM stage so insurance jobs, retail replacements, and small repairs each get the right script.
Off-season the math flips: demand drops, CPC stays high, and most agencies just keep spending. We pivot the budget to nurture campaigns, retargeting old estimates, and review-driven referral plays so the pipeline stays warm without lighting cash on fire.
Demand can surge quickly and requires a system that handles volume without chaos.
A lead is only useful if it becomes a scheduled inspection or estimate.
Roofing buyers are often contacted by multiple companies in the same day.
Campaigns target repair, replacement, storm damage, and local service-area demand.
CRM stages separate new inquiries, contacted leads, inspections, proposals, and follow-up.
Automations handle reminders, no-answer follow-up, and reactivation when prospects go quiet.