For Roofing Companies

When the storm hits,
the fastest roofer wins.

Roofing demand arrives in surges: a hail night can produce six months of work in one zip code. The companies that win pair always-on retail campaigns with a storm playbook that launches in hours, and intake fast enough to beat the door-knockers. We build both, and we track it to booked inspections, not form-fills.

Why this vertical is different

Roofing accounts leak in predictable places.

Four patterns from storm and retail roofing accounts.

01 / Surge

Storm demand outruns flat campaigns.

By the time a normal agency ships a storm campaign, the door-knockers have signed the street. We pre-build storm creative and launch geo-targeted response campaigns within hours of the weather event.

02 / Trust

Homeowners fear roofing scams most of all.

Storm-chaser horror stories make trust the whole sale. Local proof wins: crew video, drone before-and-afters from named neighborhoods, license and warranty specifics, owner on camera. Generic lead-gen creative reads as a scam.

03 / Speed

Inspection requests go stale in hours.

The homeowner who requests an inspection calls whoever answers first. Instant lead routing plus a same-day scheduling flow beats a cheaper lead every time.

04 / Economics

Insurance jobs and retail jobs have different math.

A $12K insurance replacement and a $600 repair cannot share a CPL target. We split campaigns by job economics and report cost per booked inspection by job type.

How we run it

Four pillars. Storm-tested.

The portfolio system, tuned for surge demand and high-ticket local trust.

001 / Strategy

Dual-mode planning

Always-on retail replacement campaigns plus a pre-built storm playbook: creative, geo templates, and budget triggers ready before the weather is.

Storm playbook Retail evergreen Budget triggers
002 / Creative

Local-proof creative

Drone before-and-afters, crew and owner video, neighborhood-specific angles, warranty and financing hooks. Proof over promises.

Drone footage Owner video Financing hooks
003 / Media

Surge-ready media

Geo-surge campaigns by affected zips, lead forms with inspection qualifiers, click-to-call for urgent repair, retargeting for the estimate-comparison window.

Geo-surge Inspection forms Click-to-call
004 / Measurement

Inspection-to-contract tracking

Offline uploads from your CRM, cost per booked inspection and per signed contract by job type, storm vs. retail split reporting.

Offline uploads Per-contract reporting Split reporting
$50M+
Meta spend managed
10+
Verticals served
1K+
Creatives shipped / yr
7 days
Kickoff to first ad live
Common questions

Roofing questions, answered.

How fast can you launch storm campaigns after a weather event?

Hours, not weeks, because the playbook is pre-built: storm creative is produced in advance, geo templates are ready, and budget triggers are agreed upfront. The launch is an execution step, not a project.

What does Meta Ads management cost for a roofing company?

A flat monthly fee starting at $1,500, published on the pricing page. Ad spend is separate and typically scales with season.

Facebook leads never answered when we tried it. Why would this be different?

Speed and qualification. Inspection requests get routed to your phone instantly, forms carry qualifiers that filter tire-kickers, and creative anchors on real local jobs so the person who clicks already trusts you. The lead is the same platform; the system around it is not.

Do you handle insurance restoration campaigns differently from retail?

Yes. Different creative angles, different qualifiers, different economics, separate reporting. Blending them hides which side of the business your ad spend is actually feeding.

How quickly can we get started?

Live within 7 days of signing, with the storm playbook built during the first two weeks alongside your evergreen campaigns.

Bring your service map. We’ll bring the playbook.

Thirty minutes. We’ll review your mix of storm and retail work, your current cost per inspection, and show you the exact playbook we’d have ready for the next weather event.