A homeowner with a leak, a family with a hail claim, a property manager with twelve flat roofs and a realtor with a closing on Friday all look for a roofer in different places. Annie's knows where each of them looks, and has built tools for roofers like you.
Residential re-roof · Storm & hail restoration · Commercial & flat roofs · Repair & maintenance
Get the free business planThe same crew can tear off a house on Monday and coat a warehouse on Thursday. The people paying for those two jobs don't look in the same places.
Full replacements on homes: tear-off, decking, shingles or metal.
Insurance-claim work after hail and wind.
TPO, EPDM, metal, coatings and restoration.
Leaks, flashing, missing shingles, gutters, annual checks.
Tap each one you're already doing.
Tap the ones you're already doing.
Step-by-step how-tos for all ten are in the roofing playbook.
Read them, use them, keep them. If something on the list doesn't make sense, that's what we're here for.
Who you serve, what to offer, how to price a square, a 90-day launch plan, and the numbers to watch every week.
A post for every day: what to film on the roof, what to photograph, what to say, and which platform it belongs on.
Local buyers, referral partners, directories, groups and events, sorted by the kind of roofing you do.
These are some of the ways the best roofers bring in work without a big advertising budget.
Before every job, hand a friendly note to the houses around it: the dates, the noise, where the dumpster goes, that you'll sweep for nails, and a number to call. Put your yard sign up while you work, with the owner's OK.
Cost: printing and an hour of walking.
Why it works: the neighbors watch the new roof go on, and they already have your number on the fridge.
Realtors and home inspectors run into bad roofs every week, and they're always on a closing deadline. Be the roofer who picks up the phone, gets on the roof fast, and hands back photos and a one-page condition letter both sides can use.
Cost: coffee, a stack of letters, and a few inspections.
Why it works: one realtor sees dozens of houses a year, and every one of them has a roof.
Once a year, put a free roof on a house for a veteran, a widow or a family that's struggling, picked with a local church or charity. Ask your suppliers to help with material, and invite the neighbors and the local news.
Cost: one roof, often shared with suppliers who pitch in.
Why it works: the whole town hears about the day, and it shows the kind of company you are.
We have many, many more. Work with one of our consultants at marketinghope.com and they'll help Annie's build systems like this for you to bring in new business.
Talk to a consultantBefore-and-after galleries by kind of roof, online inspection booking, and a quote form that takes a photo.
We turn your crew's photos and videos into posts, captions and a calendar that follows the seasons.
Google, AI assistants, Nextdoor and directories, all with the same facts about your company.
Most roofing owners are great on the roof and short on time for everything else. Talk to a human at Annie's.
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