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Roofers

The pages that win a storm have to exist before the storm

Roofing has the most expensive clicks in home services and the least forgiving timing. Demand lands in a two-month window after a storm, along with a convoy of out-of-state chasers, and the firms that win it built their pages months before the weather did anything.

A hailstorm makes your whole year, and it doesn't check your calendar first.

Three things that make this trade its own problem

Insurance work and retail work are two different sales

Deductibles, adjuster meetings and supplements need their own pages and their own language. A single "Free Estimate" button serves neither the claim homeowner nor the one paying cash for a new roof.

The window is short and very crowded

Bidding into a post-hail market against storm chasers is the most expensive traffic in the trade. If the organic pages weren't already there in February, you're renting every single lead.

Claim content is what actually ranks

"Will insurance cover my roof" outperforms "roof replacement" for a local contractor, and almost nobody writes it. It ranks all year and it's already there when the hail comes.

Local or national — where this one is actually decided

Local, but with violent geographic surges. Roofing carries the highest cost per lead in home services, so wasted spend hurts more here than anywhere else on this list.

Work the number out before you spend anything

Sanity-check a storm-season ad budget. Free, no sign-up, and the answer is yours whether or not you ever call us.

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