Repair searches eat the budget
“Roof leak repair” is urgent and costly per click, and it rarely turns into a full replacement.
Roofing searches mix three people: someone with a drip, someone pricing a new roof, and someone looking for a job. We pay for the second one.
“Roof leak repair” is urgent and costly per click, and it rarely turns into a full replacement.
“Roofing jobs,” “how to patch shingles,” and supply-house searches all trigger ads when nobody blocks them.
Tile, shingle, and metal buyers see the same generic ad and land on the same page.
Separate groups for shingle replacement, tile re-roofs, metal, and re-roofs ahead of solar, each with its own ad.
Repair, DIY, jobs, supplies, and any insurance terms you don’t want are blocked before launch, then updated from real search terms.
A tile search lands on a tile page with your tile installs, not your homepage.
Recent install photos and an accurate service area, so the map result tells the same story as the ad.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
Put in your project value, margin, and close rate. See the most you can pay per lead, per booked estimate, and per signed job before the work stops paying for itself.
Break-even cost per lead: $138
$25,000 project, 35% margin, 15% of gross profit for acquisition, 35% of leads booked, 30% closed.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Only if you want repair work and have a way to handle it that doesn’t pull your estimator off replacements. Some roofers block repair terms entirely and let those calls come in through the Business Profile.
LSAs bill per lead and send people to your Google listing. Search ads let you choose keywords and land people on a re-roof page you control. They can run side by side; we manage the search side.
A signed roof is worth a lot, and plenty of roofers bid on the same words. That’s why the keyword list matters: a costly click on the right search can pay off, and a cheap click on the wrong one never does.
Not right away. Facebook reaches owners before they search; Google catches the ones already searching. We usually add search once the re-roof page and inspection booking are proven.
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