A homeowner replaces a roof once every fifteen to twenty years, or right after a storm tears part of it off. The second case decides whether your profile is doing its job.
When a storm moves through, roofing searches spike within hours. Every roofer in the area is chasing the same calls. A profile without the right categories, current photos and a ready posting plan loses calls exactly when the most are available. The rest of the year, it has to carry a slow, research-heavy sale, because a roof is an $8,000 to $20,000+ decision and people check reviews and photos harder than they would for a $150 service call.
There is also a compliance layer. Many roofing jobs run through insurance claims, and Florida law limits what a contractor can say around them. A profile managed by someone who does not know that law can create real liability for you.
What separates a working roofing account from a leaking one is rarely visible in a dashboard screenshot.
Roofing is one of the most spammed categories on Google, because job values make fake listings worth the effort. Before touching anything else, we audit for duplicate and competing listings tied to your business or area and report what we find. Ranking work built on an unresolved spam problem does not hold.
Florida Statute 489.147 restricts how roofing contractors solicit around insurance claims, including rules against waiving or rebating a deductible. We write Q&A answers and posts to describe what you actually do, such as helping document damage and working with the adjuster, without claims-induced language. This is not legal advice for a specific claim. It is how we write the copy Google shows the public.
We prepare a posting and photo plan before hurricane season so it can go live within 24 to 48 hours of a storm hitting your area, not after competitors are already visible.
Too narrow and you are invisible in cities you serve. Too broad and the profile can trigger a review or suspension. We set boundaries deliberately, not by default.
Audit of duplicates, categories, review pattern, and a compliance check of existing posts and Q&A.
Corrections to categories, service area and photos, Q&A seeding, and review workflow setup.
Posting begins, call tracking goes live, first reporting cycle starts.
After that, work runs monthly with the storm plan ready to activate. We will not promise when you will rank or how many calls month one brings. We commit to this sequence, in this order, because doing it out of order is why many roofing profiles never improve.
Monthly management typically runs $450 to $1,200, depending on how many service-area municipalities are involved and whether call tracking and Google Ads are bundled in. Setup, covering the audit, duplicate cleanup and initial build-out, is a one-time $750 to $1,500. We give an exact number once we have seen your profile and service area.
Every report ties back to a call tracking number specific to your profile. Each month you see:
If a storm hits your area, we show the call and view spike beside the storm date, so you can see the surge working.
Nothing here requires you to be in South Florida. Onboarding and monthly reviews run by call or video. Photos come from your phone, posts and Q&A are written and scheduled by us, review requests are automated, and call tracking is set up remotely. We get access as a manager on your existing profile, never your Google account login.
The one exception is Google’s own verification, which may ask for a postcard or video on a new or disputed listing. That comes from Google, and we will walk you through it.
No agency can guarantee a position. We fix the structural problems that keep most roofing listings from ranking, then build the ongoing signals Google uses.
Yes. We write public-facing copy to stay within Florida’s restrictions. For a specific claim, talk to an attorney.
The storm plan is ready before the season, so posts, photos and service area updates go live within 24 to 48 hours.
Google’s policy prohibits fake and incentivized reviews, and violations can get a profile suspended. We build a workflow that asks real customers after a job closes.
We handle the reinstatement request and document the appeal. It is common in this category, which is why the duplicate audit comes first.
Want to know what is wrong with your profile before committing? Call +1 754-704-4727. We will tell you what we find, including whether duplicate listings are already working against you.
Strategic Web Designs manages Business Profiles for roofing companies across the country. We are a South Florida agency at 1463 NW 49th Dr, Coral Springs, FL 33076, and this work does not depend on where your business is.