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Every roofing contractor knows the feeling of completing a £5,000 roof installation, shaking hands with a satisfied customer, and then never hearing from them again.

Referral network for roofers represent the highest-quality leads any roofing business can receive. Imagine receiving a phone call from a homeowner who says, “Hi, John

Every successful roofing contractor knows that satisfied customers are the lifeblood of their business. But here’s what many don’t realize: the roofers who consistently attract

Every morning, thousands of homeowners in your area scroll through Facebook and Instagram while drinking their coffee. Some are happy with their homes, but others

Picture this: A homeowner’s roof starts leaking during a storm. They grab their phone and search “roofer near me.” Within seconds, they see a list

Every storm season brings them out in droves. The pickup trucks with magnetic signs, the door-to-door salespeople promising miracle repairs, and the fly-by-night operators who

Your phone hasn’t rung all morning. Meanwhile, your competitor across town is booked solid through the next two months. You both do quality work, charge

Picture this: A homeowner’s roof starts leaking during a storm. Water drips into their living room, damaging furniture and creating panic. They frantically search online

Steve Anderson watched his phone sit silent throughout January while his crew sat idle. December had been his worst month in five years, and February

Carlos Martinez watched his phone ring for the fifth time that morning. Another homeowner had found his roofing company through Google and wanted an estimate.

Mike Thompson finished another successful roof replacement and faced the dreaded moment every contractor knows. Should he ask his satisfied customer for a review? The

Tom Rodriguez watched his phone buzz with yet another notification from the “Westside Neighborhood” Facebook group. A homeowner had posted photos of storm damage, asking

Dave Martinez stared at his blank Facebook page, cursor blinking in the post box. His roofing company had 847 followers, but his last post about

Mark Thompson faced a critical decision that would determine his roofing company’s growth trajectory. With a $2,500 monthly advertising budget, he could either invest in

Lisa Chen’s roofing company was invisible on Facebook until she discovered the power of targeted advertising. Within three months of running Facebook ads for roofers,

Jake Sullivan spent $3,000 on Google Ads last month and got exactly two phone calls. Both customers wanted estimates for small repairs under $500. Meanwhile,

Tom Richards stared at his Google Business Profile dashboard in frustration. Three months ago, he’d set up his roofing company’s profile, expecting leads to start

It’s 6 AM when Sarah Martinez’s phone starts buzzing. A homeowner found her roofing company through Google and needs emergency storm damage repair. By noon,

Picture this: It’s 9 PM on a Tuesday. A homeowner discovers water dripping from their ceiling. They grab their phone and search “emergency roofer near

Your phone rings at 7 AM. A homeowner’s roof is leaking, and they need help fast. They found you by searching “emergency roofer near me”

Picture this: A homeowner’s roof starts leaking during a storm at 2 AM. When morning comes, they grab their phone and search “emergency roofer near

Your website is sitting there doing absolutely nothing while your competitors are booking jobs left and right. Every day, potential customers visit your site, look

Your website should be working 24/7 to bring qualified homeowners straight to your door. Instead, it’s probably sending them directly to your competitors. Sound harsh?

Your phone should be ringing with qualified homeowners ready to hire you right now. Instead, you’re watching competitors book job after job while your calendar

Are you tired of watching potential customers drive past your roofing business to hire your competitors? You’re not alone. Most roofers struggle with the same