“The leads speak for themselves”
A service business owner on what changed after SERP Squad took over.
Roofing is two businesses in one: the storm week that fills a quarter's pipeline, and the year-round replacement researcher comparing quotes for weeks. Our roofing SEO wins both, and never with the chase-the-storm tactics that burn brands.
Industry insight
The roofing market splits by weather and by wallet:
When hail hits, searches spike within hours. The roofer already ranking collects the surge; there is no ranking into a storm that already happened.
A five-figure decision gets weeks of research: cost guides, material comparisons, warranty explainers. The roofer who teaches best gets the shortlist.
Does insurance cover my roof is a giant keyword set. Honest claim-process content brings the storm-damaged homeowner to you before the door-knockers arrive.
Results our clients receive
Four outcomes every roofing campaign is measured against, in real client screenshots from Google Business Profile.
When hail hits, homeowners search and call from the map pack while the storm-chasers are still printing flyers. The geo-grid shows your company holding those spots across your territory year-round.
A roofing lead is a homeowner asking for an inspection. Map visibility turns into inspection calls, each one tracked in your own profile.
Homeowners check that a roofer is genuinely local before signing a five-figure contract. Direction requests show your visibility reads local, because it is.
Profile clicks land on project galleries and estimate forms, where before-and-after proof turns visitors into booked inspections.
Real Google Business Profile performance screenshots from SERP Squad client campaigns.
Exact-match keywords
Cost and storm keywords carry the tickets; gutter terms feed year-round volume. Every keyword also gets city and near me variants for your service area.
The playbook
Open each step for the roofing-specific detail. This is the same order we run it in.
Storm damage, hail and emergency tarping pages published and aged before the season, so when weather hits, you already own the surge.
Cost guides by material, warranty comparisons and financing pages for the researcher spending five figures. Education is the shortlist ticket in roofing.
Claim-process content that answers coverage questions honestly, positioned to catch storm-damaged homeowners before canvassers do.
Profile, reviews and geo-grid work across your base area, because repair volume between storms keeps crews busy.
Repairs, replacements and storm work tracked separately, so you see which pipeline each ranking feeds.
Delivered monthly for your roofing company, reported in plain English:
How we work, step by step
The nine fronts below run year-round, so when the storm hits, your company is already positioned while the chasers are still printing flyers:
Every search homeowners make when they need a roofer gets mapped and sized: "roof repair near me", "roof replacement cost" and "storm damage roof inspection". We analyze which competitors hold each one, so your campaign attacks the winnable roofing keywords first.
Your site gets structured around how homeowners choose: fast pages, clear calls to action, and dedicated storm damage, replacement, repair and insurance-claim pages, so every high-value roofing search has a page built to win it.
Your profile is managed weekly with the right categories, certifications shown, drone photos of finished roofs, and reviews that outnumber the storm chasers. In roofing, the map pack is where the call happens, so this never goes on autopilot.
Fresh content around what homeowners actually ask: insurance-claim guides, roof lifespan explainers and material comparisons. Older pages get refreshed so your rankings compound instead of decaying.
Bing Places, Apple Business Connect and Yelp claimed, completed and watched for rogue edits, where insurers and homeowners verify contractors, and they feed the AI assistants answering roofing questions.
Consistent name, address and phone details built across the contractor directories and local citations your market checks, the trust layer Google checks before ranking any roofing business in the map.
Profiles kept active with finished-roof photos and storm-response updates, because homeowners check social proof before they call, and AI agents read it too.
Drone roof footage and client reviews published on YouTube, where they rank for roofing searches in their own right, convert undecided homeowners and feed the answers AI gives about your business.
Authority earned the way Google allows: press releases, guest posts on local news and building-trade publications, and foundation links, so your roofing rankings compound without penalty risk.
Ranges from published roofing marketing surveys; storm multipliers from search trend data.
Proof, not promises
High-ticket businesses our clients discuss on camera. Watch more on our video reviews page and YouTube channel.
A service business owner on what changed after SERP Squad took over.
An appliance repair company went from invisible to ranking across its whole service area.
★★★★★“The leads speak for themselves. Best marketing decision we've made.”
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Transparent reporting
Storm calls and planned replacements, reported separately:
Your map position for roofer searches across your service area, storm-response terms tracked against replacement terms.
Inspection requests, calls and quote forms from search, urgent versus planned split.
Project galleries, profile activity, reviews and citations done this month.
What works now
After the storm, homeowners search on every screen they own. These six channels decide which roofer gets the inspection, and your campaign works them together.
Pages ranking for storm damage, replacement and repair searches earn inspections year-round, and outlast every out-of-town storm chaser buying ads.
Insurance adjusters and older homeowners research roofers on desktop, where Bing feeds Copilot. A tuned Bing Places profile catches those high-value referrals.
Half your market carries an iPhone that defaults to Apple Maps. Apple Business Connect keeps your roofing company on the map they open after the hail.
Homeowners ask AI how to vet a roofer and who to trust locally. Structured data, citations and citable reviews make the assistants answer with your name.
A five-figure roof needs proof. Before-and-after photos on Facebook and Instagram convince homeowners your crews are real, local and worth calling.
Drone footage of finished roofs and client reviews rank on YouTube, close hesitant homeowners and feed what AI says when someone asks for a roofer.
Every one of these channels is part of our SEO services; your free audit shows which will move first for your roofing company.
Honest comparisons
Every owner weighs SEO against the platforms knocking on their door. The honest comparison for your industry:
Storm lead vendors sell panic-priced leads to whoever pays, then vanish with the season. Established local rankings and reviews win the insurance-claim jobs that actually pay.
Ads buy inspection requests today and stop when the budget stops. SEO earns the map pack spots that keep producing after the spend ends. Run ads for the ramp-up, keep SEO as the foundation.
GEO, being recommended by ChatGPT and AI Overviews when homeowners ask how to vet a roofer after hail, is not a separate product. AI assistants read the same profile, citations, reviews and structured data your local campaign builds. Certifications and reviews feed both.
Service areas
Storm patterns and roof types differ by region, so your roofing campaign is tuned per market. See every market on our service locations page.
A different pricing model
For businesses with a known job value, pay for results SEO is often the cleaner arrangement: an agreed amount per qualified enquiry, evidenced, and invoiced after you have reviewed the count.
Buyer beware
Roofing attracts marketing storm-chasers the way storms attract the door-knockers. The wrecks we inherit usually involve one of these:
The most common scam is the simplest: a retainer collected every month with no work log and no report. If an agency cannot show you exactly what was done in the last 30 days, the honest answer is usually nothing.
Some agencies register your domain, own your hosting and keep your logins, then the site vanishes if you stop paying. Your domain, website and Google Business Profile must be owned by you, always.
Hundreds of auto-generated blog posts feel like activity, but unedited AI content nobody reads produces no leads and can drag the whole site down. Volume is not a strategy; content only counts when it answers real searches.
Nobody controls Google's results, and Google itself says ranking guarantees are the mark of a scam. Real agencies show evidence and timelines; fake ones sell certainty they cannot deliver.
A 12-month contract exists so an agency gets paid whether it performs or not. If the results were real, the contract would not need to trap you, which is why we do not use one.
Thousand-link packages from link farms and PBNs look like progress until Google catches the network, and it is your site that takes the manual action. Recovering costs more than the links ever did.
Ask any agency, us included, for three things before you pay: a sample monthly report, written confirmation that you own your domain, website, hosting and Google Business Profile, and the work log from a current client's last 30 days. We show all three in your free audit call, plus reviews you can verify on Google and Trustpilot. An agency that hesitates on any of them has answered your question.
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Pricing depends on your market's competition and the scope of work, so we quote per business rather than from a package chart. Your free audit includes an exact quote, and we never use lock-in contracts.
Only if it started before the storm. Pages aged and ranking before the weather collect the surge; pages published during it arrive too late. We build storm readiness in the calm months.
No. We build the asset that makes storm-damaged homeowners find and call you, which converts better and builds a brand instead of a reputation problem.
No. We take one roofing company per service area, because we cannot honestly rank two competitors for the same searches. Your free audit tells you immediately if your market is open.
The basics, yes, and our audit shows you them. But profile management, citations, content and review handling are weekly work, and most owners cannot sustain it between inspections. What you are buying is consistent execution, not secrets.
Yes, and you should. Insurance-claim assistance is the highest-intent roofing search there is. We build claim-process content and pair it with your manufacturer certifications, GAF or Owens Corning credentials, so storm-season searchers choose the certified local company.
Fresh from the desk
What we publish between campaigns. Worth a read if you want to understand how this work actually gets done before you pay anyone to do it.
Your free audit maps your rank across your service area, checks your profile and reviews against the competitors winning your calls, and names the three fastest fixes.