Roofing SEO services and paid ads for roofing companies

There are two lines of work, and each is priced on its own: search work that builds pages and a Maps listing, and ad management that buys clicks on the platforms you choose.

Pick one or run both. Neither needs a contract, and the fee sheet shows what each one costs.

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What each plan covers

Short versions here, with the full write-up on the page each card opens.

Pages and Maps

Organic Growth

Every kind of roof job you sell gets a landing page of its own, your Google Business Profile is edited to say the same things, and a short fact sheet is written so AI assistants describe the company correctly. The work goes on in order, deck first, with a look back at each layer before the next one is added.

Lowest search plan:$495 a month Search work has an entry plan at $495 a month; it has its own box on the pricing page, and a message to us settles the details.

See how the page layers go on Open the four search prices

Laid down every month

A landing page for each job you want more of, such as repair, replacement or a new-build roof, and for each roof type you work on
Towns and neighborhoods chosen together, so a page never promises a visit your crews will not make
Slow pages, thin titles, dead links and heavy photo files found and fixed inside the monthly work
A Google Business Profile with fitting categories, opening hours and a service area traced along your real routes
Repeat listings merged, along with a routine of asking finished jobs for a review
A fact sheet on services and towns, written for AI assistants to quote
Strategic Content Assets through the month, each one answering a question a property owner types before calling a roofer
A report at month end laying calls and form requests next to the pages we put up
On Gold and Platinum the roofing website is part of the work: we host it and edit it

Ads, platform by platform

Paid Ads

Campaigns are built around the work you want booked, kept away from job seekers and do-it-yourself searches, and every call and form is traced back to the ad behind it. Start with one platform and bring in another once the first one is running the way you want.

Lowest ad plan:$895 a month One managed ad platform is $895 a month, and the budget you set with the platform is its own separate line.

See where the ad money goes Open the three ad prices

Laid down every month

One, two or all three of Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), chosen to fit the jobs you want
The ad accounts remain under your login; we work as a manager you can remove whenever you like
Campaigns split by job (repair, replacement, new construction) and by the towns your crews cover
Negative keywords that hold back job seekers, do-it-yourself searches and material shopping
Call and form tracking installed and tested before the first click is bought
You read each ad and its landing page before launch, so nothing on it says more than your company would stand behind
Click charges paid between you and each platform, never added to our invoice
A monthly summary pairing ad spend with the calls and forms it brought

Choosing a starting layer

Which layer should go first on your roof

The sorting comes down to one question: does the company already have somewhere good to send a click? If the website is thin or the Maps listing disagrees with it, pages and a listing come first, because they are the deck that everything else rests on. If the pages already exist and read well, ads can be added at once and aimed at them.

Search work opens with a $495 monthly starter plan, and one managed ad platform comes to $895 a month. Ad spend is billed to your own card by the platform and never appears on our invoice. The search side is written up on the roofing SEO page, and the ad side on our page on running ads.

Plenty of owners start with one layer and add another later. That works as long as the order holds: the website and the listing, then a page for each job, then ads pointed at the same jobs, then the finishing work of reviews and links from local sites.

What every plan has in common

Nothing is signed, and no startup fee is charged. Every month gets decided on its own merits.
You read every page and every ad before it goes live.
A month-end report sets the calls and form requests beside the work we did.
The ad accounts and the Google Business Profile remain under your login, and we work inside them as a manager.

When you want to see what is wrong with an existing site before choosing, the website design page explains how a roofing site is built page by page, and local SEO for roofing companies handles the Maps listing.

The two plans also read each other's work. Calls and forms counted under an ad campaign show which landing page earned the click, and the pages we write for search give an ad campaign more places to land. Keeping both under one roof means the numbers sit in one report instead of two, and the person reading it on a phone at the end of a long day can see which layer is carrying the load.

Which towns come first, which job gets a page before the others, and how many platforms to run are questions we settle together. Capacity is part of that: if the schedule is full for repairs and open for replacements, the marketing follows the open space, and you tell us which is which.

About the services

Can I buy only the ads?

Yes. Ad management is its own plan. Because every ad sends a person to a page, we read the pages you already have before a campaign is built, and we tell you plainly if one needs work first.

Do the four search plans do different work?

The monthly page count and the number of Strategic Content Assets rise as you move up the cards. Gold and Platinum bring a roofing website with them, designed, hosted and edited by our team as pages go on. A starter plan sits below them, and the pricing page has a box for it.

What do the services leave out?

Anything to do with doing roof work. We write pages, edit listings, build websites and run ads, and that is the whole of it. Statements about your company's legal standing or paperwork stay with the owner.

Unsure which line to begin with

Write a few lines about the jobs and towns you want more of, or pick a half hour so our CEO can ring you. Either one is enough to decide which layer comes first.

Which roof jobs should get pages first?

Name the jobs you want more of (repair, replacement, new construction, flat or sloped), the towns your crews will drive to, and the referral partners who pass work along. Leave customer names and street addresses out of whatever you write.

Set the ridge cap with a phone call

Reserve a call and we sketch the order of work together: which roof job gets a landing page first, which towns follow it, and which plan carries the weight.

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The chalk line snapped below the text is a drawing, not a forecast.