Be the roofer
they find after the storm
Storm season creates a flood of searches and a flood of competitors. We build the local visibility and ad presence that puts your name in front of homeowners while they're still on the roof-repair search.
Storm-Chasers Flood the Market After Every Storm
When a big storm rolls through, out-of-town roofers descend and blanket the area with ads. Moxi builds your local authority year-round so homeowners trust the established name they already see ranking — not the truck that showed up after the hail.
Roofing Jobs Are High-Value — So Is Each Lead
A single roof is a large ticket, which means one lost lead is expensive. We build conversion-focused pages and tracked ad campaigns so more of the homeowners researching a new roof actually request a quote from you instead of bouncing to a competitor.
Every Lead Tracked to the Dollar
You'll always know which calls came from Google Ads, which from organic search, and what each booked job cost to acquire. No guessing where your budget goes — every lead is measured, reported, and tied back to revenue.
We Speak Home Services, Not Generic Marketing
We work with roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and pest control companies every day. That means we already understand your job values, your sales cycle, and what a qualified lead is worth — so you're not paying us to learn your business.
How to market a
roofing company
The best marketing for a roofing company keeps you visible all year, so homeowners already know your name when a leak or a storm sends them searching. For most roofers that means Local Services Ads and a strong Google Business Profile, a website that earns trust and books inspections, and steady SEO and AI search work so you are not buying every lead.
Roofing is a big, slow decision with a fast trigger. A homeowner may need a tarp today and a full replacement next month. We build for both moments: easy to reach in a hurry, easy to trust when the bid is on the table.
What works for
roofing marketing
Each channel does a different job for a roofer. Here is how they stack up, in plain terms.
Usually where to start
Local Services Ads sit at the top of Google, carry a Google verification badge, and you pay per lead instead of per click. Roofing is typically eligible for Local Services Ads. That badge matters in a trade where homeowners worry about who is showing up at their door. Reviews and how fast you answer affect how often you appear, so we manage both.
Control by job type
Search ads let you choose which jobs you pay for: replacements, repairs, metal or flat roofs, and the exact areas you want to work. You send each click to a page built for that job. We add negative keywords so you stop paying for DIY searches and job seekers, and budgets can be turned down when your crews are booked out.
Your year-round defense
Ranking in the map pack and organic results for searches like "roof repair near me" brings in calls you don't pay for per click. Service pages for each roof type and area pages for the towns you work give Google a reason to show you for more searches. It takes months to build and keeps paying once it ranks.
Part of the research
Some homeowners now ask ChatGPT or Google's AI Overviews whether to repair or replace, what a roof inspection covers, or how insurance claims work. Clear answers to those questions on your site, plus accurate business facts everywhere you're listed, give AI tools something to quote. We can't promise a citation, but we can make you quotable.
What a roofing
website needs
A roofing website has to calm a worried homeowner and hold up when they compare your bid against other quotes. Here's what that takes.
A simple way to request an inspection
A short form and a tap-to-call button on every page. Someone with water in the attic will not hunt for your phone number.
Photos of your own work
Real before and after shots from real jobs, labeled by roof type and area. Stock photos read as a company with something to hide.
Clear help with storm and insurance claims
Explain what happens after storm damage and how you work with a homeowner's insurance. Homeowners often want this answered before they pick up the phone.
Licenses, warranties and manufacturer credentials
Show what you hold and what your warranty covers, in plain words. It helps a homeowner tell an established roofer from a crew they have never heard of.
A page for each service you want more of
Replacement, repair, metal, flat, gutters. Each page written for that job, so ads and search send people to the right place.
Financing, if you offer it
A new roof is a large bill. If you offer payment options, say so plainly on the pages where homeowners decide.
Roofing marketing
questions, answered
What roofers ask us before they spend a dollar on marketing.
Start where homeowners search with intent: Local Services Ads and your Google Business Profile, backed by steady reviews. Then add a website that makes it easy to request an inspection, and a Google Ads layer for the jobs and areas you want most. SEO runs alongside so you rely less on paid clicks over time.
For many roofing companies, yes. You pay per lead instead of per click, the ads sit at the top of Google, and the Google verification badge helps homeowners trust you. How often you show up depends heavily on your reviews and how quickly you answer, so we manage both.
Be visible before the storm, not just after it. That means steady reviews from neighbors, a site full of photos from local jobs, and a Google Business Profile that stays active between storms. When a storm hits part of your area, ad budgets can be pointed at those neighborhoods so you show up while the searches spike.
Expect months, not weeks, in a competitive market. Map rankings can move sooner with a complete Google Business Profile and a steady flow of reviews. Service and area pages build slowly and keep paying once they rank, so we run SEO alongside ads, not in place of them.
Google Ads and Local Services Ads management starts at $750 a month plus a one-time $1,000 setup, and your ad spend is billed by Google directly. AI search work is part of our Max plan at $1,000 a month plus a $1,000 setup. There are no long-term contracts, only thirty days' notice.
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