The four steps
- Diagnose. We review your ads, website, tracking and follow-up, and find the top leaks.
- Fix. We build what is missing: ads, ad videos and images, landing page, tracking, instant replies and a CRM.
- Measure. We report cost per lead, cost per appointment your team books and cost per signed job, from the jobs your team logs in the CRM.
- Grow. We move budget to what signs jobs and keep improving.
What happens in the first 30 days?
- Access: you give us access to your accounts. Everything stays in your name. Send us any job-site photos and videos you have — we can edit them into ads.
- Build: tracking first, then the ad videos and images, landing page, instant replies and CRM.
- Launch: ads go live, and we monitor them every day while the campaigns learn.
- First report: what the first leads cost, what the appointments and jobs your team logged cost, and what we change next.
Ownership and terms
- You own every ad account, page and lead.
- You pay ad spend directly to Meta or Google.
- Month-to-month terms are available.
- We never call your leads or book jobs for you. Your team books and sells.
Helpful guides
What is cost per signed job, and why does it beat cost per lead?
Cost per signed job shows what your marketing really costs per job won. How to calculate it and what to track, for roofers and remodelers.
Speed to lead for roofers and remodelers: how fast to reply
How fast roofers and remodelers should reply to new leads, a 14-day follow-up plan, text scripts, and the consent rules to check before you text.
How much should you spend on marketing? Start from the jobs you want.
How roofers and remodelers can set a marketing budget: work back from the jobs you want, use 2026 cost per lead numbers, and see how Google and Meta spend.
How roofers and remodelers get more Google reviews, the right way
How roofers and remodelers can get more Google reviews the right way: when and how to ask, how to reply, and what Google rules and the FTC review rule ban.
