Month to month. Every link in your report. No phone tag.
support@rooferseo.companyEstimate No. 004 / Roofing marketing
Search is where homeowners go when they need a roof. We do the search side of roofing marketing, all of it priced in public: SEO, content, websites and reviews. No ad budget markups, no year-long contract.
01 / The plan
02 / Why search first
Nobody scrolls Facebook hoping to see a roofing ad. They look for a roofer when water comes through the ceiling, when the insurance adjuster says the roof is done, or when the house goes on the market and the inspector flags it. At that moment they search, and they call from the results.
That's why we stick to search. Ads interrupt people who aren't looking yet; search answers people who are. Ads still have a place, especially after a storm or for a new company with no rankings, and we're happy to tell you where they'd fit. We just don't sell them.
Good roofing marketing is also boring in the best way: jobsite photos on your profile every week, a review ask after every final walkthrough, a page for every job you want more of. We set up the parts that need an agency and hand you simple routines for the rest.
Estimate / SEO packages
The core of most roofing marketing plans. Add content or a website only if the inspection shows you need them.
Month to month, cancel anytime. Or buy one month's work once. A report with every live link, target page and anchor text, every month.
One town, a handful of services, light competition.
A metro service area with real competitors in the Map Pack.
Best value
Several towns or a second site, and you want to see what the top roofer is doing.
Multi-location companies, big metros, or an old link profile that needs a toxic link check.
Need more towns, more pages or more than four sites? We quote it. Ask for a custom quote. Full breakdown, content plans and website pricing on the pricing page.
03 / Content writing plans
Monthly plans by number of pieces and length. Written for homeowners in your area, edited for search, delivered as ready-to-publish pages or posts.
From clients of our team
Top 3 in Google Maps after five months
"I tried running ads, boosting posts on Facebook and even hiring a freelancer to handle SEO. None of it brought lasting results. PPC got me leads, but I didn't even break even. This team researched local keywords with decent traffic and low competition, set realistic goals and delivered authority backlinks with diversified anchors: branded, naked URLs, generic and exact match. Over the last five months my calls have increased steadily, and I'm now in the top 3 for several keywords and Google Maps listings that matter to me."
New clients found them on Google
"When I started, my website had basically no visibility. I run a small HVAC company and thought SEO was too complicated or expensive for me. Joe explained everything step by step, didn't overpromise, and the results have been steady. We're now ranking for competitive local keywords, and multiple new clients have mentioned they found us on Google."
Showing up on Google at last
"Great team, solid results. They helped my local business show up on Google where I couldn't before."
Quotes are lightly edited for length. Names and results are as the clients gave them.
FAQ
The one with the lowest cost per signed job in your market, which you only learn by tracking. For most established roofers that means referrals and repeat customers first, then local search (Map Pack and organic) because those homeowners are already looking for a roofer. Ads and bought leads fill gaps while search builds.
No. We do search: SEO, content, websites and reviews. If ads make sense for you, a specialist or your own team can run them, and we are glad to say where they would fit next to your organic work.
It varies widely and many agencies don't publish prices. Ours are on this page: SEO from $125 to $575 a month, content plans from $26 a month, websites from $400 one time, reputation work by quote. SEO and content plans are month to month.
Not always. If your site already has a solid page for each job and town, links and profile work may be enough. If you have five pages and a contact form, content is usually the bottleneck. The inspection tells you which.
In our case: build and place the links in your package, fix and expand pages, keep your profile and citations clean, write content if you have a plan, and send a report listing every live link, target page and anchor, with rankings. You should be able to check every line.
Send your website and service area. Within one business day you get a written report: where you show up today, who beats you in the Map Pack and why, and the first three fixes. By email, no sales call.
