Roofing solutions that win every storm season.

Show that you’re established and local. Keep a verified Google Business Profile with accurate details, collect reviews steadily year-round, publish pages for the towns you serve, and display your license, insurance and years in business. Out-of-town crews struggle to match a long, consistent local track record.

Your Google Business Profile should reflect only your real location, and Google says a service area generally shouldn’t extend beyond about two hours’ drive from your base. To reach more towns, build a dedicated page on your website for each city you serve, with useful local details rather than copied text.

Yes. Homeowners search for help with storm damage and insurance claims, and clear pages explaining your inspection and claim-support process can rank well. Avoid promises your state doesn’t allow; several states prohibit contractors from offering to waive or cover a customer’s insurance deductible.

There’s no fixed number. What matters is how you compare to the roofers ranking near you: your rating, how many reviews you have, and how recent they are. A steady flow of new reviews after every job usually beats a burst followed by months of silence.

Click-to-call and an inspection request form on every page, separate pages for repair, replacement, storm damage and other services, the materials and brands you install, warranty details, licensing and insurance, financing options if offered, photos of real jobs, and pages for the areas you serve.

Reply promptly and calmly, acknowledge the concern without arguing, avoid sharing the customer’s private details, and offer to resolve it by phone. Future customers read replies closely, and a professional response often reassures them more than the review itself worries them.