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What should a roofing company rank for?
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The jobs you want more of, in the words homeowners use, in the towns you cover: repair, replacement, each roof type, storm work and commercial. Start with the searches above, add your town names, and build in the order that pays.
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How do we get into the Google Maps top three for “roofers near me”?
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Google weighs how well you match the search, how close you are to the person searching, and how well known your business is. Distance you can’t change. The rest you can: the right main category on your Google Business Profile, every service listed, real photos of your crews and finished roofs, regular updates, reviews, a page on your site for each service and town, mentions on real websites, and the same name, address and phone everywhere online.
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Do repair, replacement and metal roofing each need their own page?
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Yes, for the jobs you want more of. One page listing everything gives Google no reason to show you for any one search, and a homeowner with a leak wants a different answer from one pricing a metal roof. Each page answers one job.
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Do reviews matter for roofers?
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Reviews are one thing Google weighs, among many: how well your pages match the search, mentions and links from other sites, how complete your listing is and how close you are. We use review counts as one easy-to-read sign of how well known you are, because anyone can count them. For a roofer, reviews also do the selling: homeowners read them before they let anyone on the roof. A review that names the job and the town helps on both counts.
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Is SEO better than buying leads or running Google Ads?
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They do different jobs. Ads buy a click today, and the price goes up when other roofers bid more. A bought lead is often sold to several roofers at once. SEO puts your own name in front of the homeowner when they search, and the page keeps showing after you stop paying for clicks. Many roofers keep some ads running while their pages climb.
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Do you do SEO for commercial roofing contractors?
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Yes. Commercial work has a different buyer: property owners, facility managers and general contractors. They look for flat and low-slope systems, maintenance plans, project photos and proof you have done buildings like theirs, so those pages are built for that buyer. See the commercial searches above.
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Will you get our roofing company into ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers?
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AI answers come with every plan. ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews quote pages that answer the question plainly, name real people and match your details everywhere online. That’s how we write every roofing page. More on AI SEO.
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Do you work with roofers in Canada and the US?
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Yes. We rank businesses across the United States and Canada. In Canada we also build for the words Canadians use, like “eavestrough repair” next to “gutter repair”.
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Can you help with insurance and storm claim searches?
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Yes. Homeowners search “does insurance cover roof replacement” and “hail damage roof repair” before they call. A page that explains how a claim works in your state, with your own storm jobs, answers them first. We don’t give insurance advice on your behalf: the page says what you actually do.
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Do roofing project photos help SEO?
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Yes. Real photos of your crews and finished roofs, named for the job and the town, show Google and homeowners that you work there. Stock photos tell them nothing. We place them on the matching job and town pages and on your Google Business Profile.
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Should roofers list prices on their website?
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A price range or a starting price helps. Homeowners search the cost before they search for a roofer, and a page that answers it keeps them reading yours instead of a price guide. You decide how much to show.
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Do I need a new website for roofing SEO?
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Usually not. We fix the site you have first, because it already has some standing with Google. If the site is broken or very slow on a phone, we tell you on the call. Moving to a new site? See website migration.
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Can you rank a roofer with more than one location?
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Yes. Each yard gets its own Google Business Profile and its own page, with its own towns and jobs, so they help each other instead of competing. More locations take more work, which is why the price goes up for them.
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Which roofing companies do you take on?
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Established roofers doing $20,000 a month or more. Very limited spots left for the month of October. We put a cap on clients we can take in to keep our promises.
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Am I locked into a long contract?
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No. There are no long-term contracts. Results keep you here, not paperwork.
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What happens on the free strategy call?
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It’s 30 minutes on Google Meet. We search your best jobs the way homeowners do, from the towns you cover, and show you which roofers come up and why. You leave knowing the gaps, what we would do first and what it costs.
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How many pages does a roofing website need?
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One for each job you want more of and one for each town you cover, plus the basics: home, about, contact and your reviews. A roofer covering ten towns with five main jobs needs more pages than one working a single suburb. We start with the pages closest to winning and add the rest in order.
