Roofing campaigns for repairs, replacements and storm damage, with lead tracking that values high-ticket jobs properly.
A roof replacement can be worth more than a month of ad spend, so the important question is not how many leads you get but how many become signed jobs.
I separate repairs, replacements and storm damage, track calls and inspection requests, and use offline conversion imports where possible so Google learns which leads became contracts.
Leaks and damage repair, often urgent.
High-value projects with trust and financing messaging.
Hail and wind damage with insurance help messaging.
Flat roof and commercial projects.
Offline conversions help bidding learn from real contracts.
Budgets rise after storms in your area.
Shingle and material buyer searches are excluded.
Every one of these started the same way: fixing conversion tracking first, so Google’s bidding learned from real leads.
Results vary by industry, budget and market. Client names kept private.
Yes, by importing closed jobs from your CRM as offline conversions.
It depends on your area, competition and how many jobs you can handle. After a free review I suggest a starting budget based on realistic cost per lead estimates for roofing contractors in your market.
Yes. Your Google Ads account, campaigns and data always stay in your name. I connect through my manager account, with no passwords shared and no long-term contract.
Tell me about your roofing company and service area. I’ll reply with an honest take and the first fixes I’d make.