Calls a Month
From one or two in April 2026 to 18+ a month, plus 10 to 15 online leads on top.
Homeowners look for a roofer twice: when a storm has just gone through, and when an old roof finally gives up. Both times they search Google, check the map and call whoever looks trustworthy first.
We handle roofing SEO, your Business Profile, ads and website as one plan, so those calls come to you and not to a lead site that sells the same job to three other crews.

Buckshot General Contracting is a roofing and general contracting company in Madison, Wisconsin. They came to us in April 2026 with one or two calls a month. The work since then has been mostly SEO and their Google Business Profile, with a short Google Ads test early on.
From one or two in April 2026 to 18+ a month, plus 10 to 15 online leads on top.
From 7,916 in April to 76,237 in September 2026, in Buckshot's own Search Console.
From 213 a month to 394 over the same six months, as their pages started showing for more roofing searches.
We also work with Generations Roofing and Remodeling.
A roof is one of the biggest bills a homeowner pays, so they compare. Each part of the plan answers a different moment, from the leak at 9 p.m. to the full replacement quote someone has been putting off.
"Roofing contractor" as the primary category, every service listed, real job photos and a reply on every review, so you show up in the map when someone nearby searches for a roofer.
A page for each job worth winning, like replacements, repairs, metal roofs, gutters and siding, written for the towns you actually drive to. This is how roofing SEO turns into calls.
How our local SEO for roofers worksAfter hail or high wind, people search for storm damage help and how the insurance claim works. Clear pages on inspections and the claim process catch those searches while they're hot.
Ads on the searches that turn into inspections, like roof replacement and storm damage repair, with budgets you can raise when a storm hits and pull back when the calendar is full.
A fast site with the phone number one tap away, a short inspection form, before-and-after photos and a financing page if you offer financing.
Every call and form is tracked to its source, so each month you see what the map, search and ads brought in, without digging through dashboards.
Roofers come to us from very different places. These are the three we see most, and where each one usually starts.
When storms drive the calendar, speed matters most. We set up the Business Profile, storm pages and ads first, so you're visible the week the damage happens.
Steady homeowner jobs come from ranking well in your own towns. We start with service pages, reviews and the map, because those keep working between storms.
Few reviews and a thin website. We usually start with the profile, a review routine and a small Google Ads budget, so calls come in while rankings are built.
These are the patterns we find most often in a roofer's first audit with us.
Many lead services send the same homeowner to several roofers at once, so you pay to race your competitors for one inspection. Leads from your own profile and website go to you alone.
Showing up in towns two hours away brings calls you have to turn down. We set the map, ads and pages to the area your crews really cover.
Without tracking, every channel looks equally good or equally bad. We track calls and forms before money goes into ads.
Rise Marketing HQ is an eight-person team in Brookfield, Wisconsin. We've worked with roofers, remodelers and other trades since 2020, and we take on roofing companies anywhere in the US.
Christos Karampetsos, our founder, looks at your map rankings and website before the call and tells you plainly what he'd fix first.
Filipos Maziotis runs your account and sends your report, so there's one person to ask about anything.
Your website, Business Profile, ad accounts and data belong to you, and plans run month to month.
Tracking and the profile come first, so every change after them can be measured.
The free 24-hour audit, then call tracking, a full Business Profile clean-up and a list of website fixes.
New or rebuilt pages for the roofing jobs you want more of, plus Google Ads on the searches worth paying for, if ads are part of your plan.
A review routine your crew can keep up, the first full report, and an agreed plan for what to push next.
Monthly plans
Our SEO and Business Profile plans follow one price ladder. After the audit we'll tell you which step fits your market and how many locations you run.
$1,000/month
Website SEO first, with lighter work on the Business Profile.
$1,299/month
The Business Profile and website handled together.
Built for competitive markets
$2,500/month
The aggressive plan for roofers in competitive markets.
$3,500/month
Everything at $2,500, plus extra growth projects.
$5,000/month
For multi-location roofing companies, with location pages, press releases, a backlink campaign and conversion work.
Every plan includes
Add ad management
$799/month + 1% of ad spend
Google Ads management is $799 a month plus 1% of ad spend. The ad budget is paid straight to Google, never through us.
$1,000/month flat
Facebook and Instagram ads are $1,000 a month flat for ad budgets under $5,000 a month, and larger budgets are quoted. These ads carry no guarantee.
The guarantee covers SEO, local SEO, Google Ads and Google Business Profile work: noticeable results, more clicks and more interactions within 60 days, or your money back.
Roofing SEO gets your website and Business Profile showing when people nearby search for a roofer. That means a page for each roofing service, the right profile category, steady reviews, and pages built around the towns you serve.
Our plans run from $1,000 to $5,000 a month, depending on your market and how many locations you have. Google Ads management is $799 a month plus 1% of ad spend, and the ad budget itself goes to Google.
Bought leads can fill a slow week, but many are shared with other roofers, so you're racing to call first. Your own profile and website bring homeowners who called you and nobody else, and they keep coming after you stop paying for a list.
Yes, when they target searches that become inspections, such as roof replacement or storm damage repair, and every call is tracked. Broad ads for "roofing" tend to pull in job seekers and do-it-yourself searches.
"Roofing contractor" is the usual primary category. Add secondary categories only for work you really do, such as gutter or siding services, and list each service so Google knows which jobs to show you for.
Business Profile fixes often show movement within weeks. Rankings for service pages build over months. Buckshot went from one or two calls a month to 18+ within six months of starting.
Yes. Our office is in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and we work with roofing companies anywhere in the US. The audit, calls and monthly reports all happen remotely.
Send us your website and the towns you serve. Within 24 hours you'll get a free audit of your map rankings, website and ads, with the fixes we'd make first.
Tell us the towns you serve and the roofing jobs you want more of. Prefer to talk first? Call or email us directly.
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