Your website is the only salesman that works every night.
Type your company name. We’ll pull your Google listing, grade the site you have out of 100, show what it’s costing you in missed jobs, and build you a better homepage on the spot.
Not a generic SEO report. Each one is something that costs a roofing company jobs, scored the same way on every site we look at.
Found on Google
28 pts
Rewrite your page title to name roofing and your city5
Add a search description that sells the click3
Give the homepage one clear headline3
Add RoofingContractor structured data6
Add service-area pages for the towns you cover4
Add real content about your services and process5
Publish a sitemap so Google finds every page2
Turns visitors into calls
30 pts
Make every phone number tap-to-call7
Put your phone number in the header, on every page4
Add a short 'get my free estimate' form7
Add clear 'Free Inspection' buttons throughout the page5
Mention financing and monthly payments4
Offer an instant roof measurement on your site3
Trust & proof
24 pts
Show your Google reviews on the site6
Build up your Google review count5
State that you're licensed, bonded, and insured5
Spell out your workmanship warranty3
Display your manufacturer certifications3
Add a before-and-after project gallery2
Speed & mobile
18 pts
Serve the site over a secure connection4
Make the site scale properly on phones5
Compress and lazy-load your photos5
Cut the page down so it loads in under two seconds4
You get three things back
01
Your score, with the math shown
Every check we ran, what it cost you, and how we turned that into an estimate of missed jobs. All the inputs are on the page so you can argue with them.
02
A finished homepage
Not a mockup. A real page at a link you can send your partner, written for your city, with your photos and your reviews already in it.
03
The fix list
Everything wrong, in the order it matters, in plain language. Hand it to whoever built your site, or let us do it.
Most roofing sites we grade score under 55
Not because the roofer is bad at roofing. Because the site was built once, years ago, by someone who had never sold a roof.