MARKETING FOR ROOFING
Lead generation and follow-up for roofers
In Western Washington, roofing calls spike with the first heavy rains and wind storms of the fall. Leak calls need a fast answer; full replacements need patient follow-up because homeowners compare several estimates. We set up both: instant replies when the phone is busy, and a steady follow-up schedule on every estimate you send.
Where roofing contractors lose jobs
- Storm-season leak calls stack up faster than you can return them
- Replacement estimates go out and nobody checks back
- Before and after photos never make it to your website or social pages
What we set up
- A text back within seconds when you miss a call, so the caller does not move on to the next contractor
- Website, Google and Facebook inquiries landing in one inbox with an alert to your phone
- Quote follow-ups that go out on a schedule until the customer says yes or no
- Review requests after each finished job, sent only to customers who can be texted or emailed
- One CRM for leads, quotes, jobs and invoices, so nothing lives on sticky notes
- Estimate follow-up timed for large, considered purchases
- Photo capture on each job, turned into posts you approve before anything is shared
- Financing shown on bigger estimates if you offer it
Questions
How long do you follow up on a roof estimate?
You set the schedule. A common setup is a check-in two days after the estimate, again a week later, then a final note. It stops the moment they reply.
Can it handle insurance jobs?
It tracks the lead, the estimate and the job like any other. It does not file insurance claims.
Do you build roofing websites?
Yes, as an add-on, with the booking form wired straight into your CRM.
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