Homeowners take their time on a new roof.
A homeowner getting a reroof quote usually talks to more than one roofer and takes time to decide. The company that stays in touch, without pushing, is in a better spot when they do.
I'm Sebastian Bembi. I run Facebook and Instagram ads for owner-run roofing companies and set up the follow-up behind them. A roof is a big decision that takes a while, so what happens after the click matters as much as the ad.
Book a 15-minute callA homeowner getting a reroof quote usually talks to more than one roofer and takes time to decide. The company that stays in touch, without pushing, is in a better spot when they do.
The phone fills up for a few weeks when the rain starts. For the rest of the year, inspections and replacements have to be found, because they rarely just call in.
You drive out, get on the roof, send the estimate, and then hear nothing. Without a reminder, a lot of that work never comes back to you.
Ads built around one reason to call: an inspection before the rainy season, a leak repair or a replacement quote, shown to homeowners in the area you cover.
Each request gets a text right away to set up the inspection, so you're on their calendar before they reach the next company.
Every lead and estimate sits in one place by stage: requested, inspected, quoted, won or lost. You can see at a glance which quotes are still open.
Quotes that go quiet get a short check-in a few days later, so a homeowner comparing roofers hears from you again while they decide.
A page about the service in the ad, with your license, photos of roofs you finished and a short form. It comes with the service while it runs.
What's included
The work guarantee
If the ads are live for 30 days and you're not getting leads, I work the next month free until you are. I don't do money-back (if I've run your budget I've done the work), but I'm not going to keep charging you while it's not producing.
Proof, from a different industry
This campaign was for Train4Speed, a sports performance trainer in Los Angeles, not a roofing company. It's the result I can show you today. Results vary by offer, budget, and market.
A good fit if you run a licensed roofing company, you have photos of your own finished work, and you want steadier inspections and replacement quotes outside storm season.
Both, with different ads. Repairs and leak calls come in faster. Replacements take longer to decide, so they lean on follow-up and on showing roofs you actually finished.
It can be. The dry months are when homeowners plan inspections and replacements ahead of the rain. I watch cost per lead every week and pull the budget back if it stops paying off.
Look like the local company you are: your name, your license number, your own job photos and your real reviews. That's what separates you from an out-of-town crew, and it's what the ads and the page are built around.
No. It's month to month from the first day, and either side can cancel with 14 days' written notice.
Book 15 minutes. We'll look at your area, the work you want more of, and whether the numbers make sense. If they don't, I'll say so.
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