What makes roofing SEO different?
Jobs are expensive and infrequent, so homeowners research carefully and compare reviews, photos and credentials. Work is also seasonal: in northern states, roofing slows in winter and peaks in summer. SEO has to show proof of real projects and be ready before the busy months, not only rank for a keyword.
The BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook reports about 166,900 roofer jobs in 2025, about 12,000 openings a year and slower winter work in northern states.
Repair and replacement pages
Separate pages for each roofing service and material.
Project proof
Real before-and-after photos and short project write-ups.
Service areas done right
Real areas served, with no fake local addresses.
Reviews that are real
Requests to real customers, in line with the FTC rule.
What does the FTC rule mean for roofing reviews?
Since August 2024, the FTC's final rule bans fake reviews and testimonials, buying reviews conditioned on a positive sentiment, undisclosed insider reviews and review suppression, and allows civil penalties against knowing violators. Review work for roofing clients asks every real customer, the same way, and never filters out unhappy ones.
Source: FTC announcement of the final rule. This is general information, not legal advice.
Profiles that do not get suspended
Roofing is a category where fake addresses and keyword-stuffed names are common, and so are suspensions. Profiles follow Google's guidelines: the real business name and a real, staffed location or a hidden address with service areas. If a client is already suspended, see the recovery guide; the wider trade playbook is in white label home services SEO.
Local delivery is described in white label local SEO. Plans start at $1,000 per client per month, billed in US dollars. See how the partnership works on the white label SEO services page.
Frequently asked questions
Do you do storm-related content?
Yes, when it is useful and accurate, such as inspection and repair guidance after severe weather.
Can you get more reviews quickly?
Only by asking real customers consistently; buying or filtering reviews is banned by the FTC rule.
Do you create pages for every nearby town?
Only for areas the company really serves, each with useful content.
Can you guarantee leads?
No. The work builds visibility and trust; results are reported from real data.
Can we start with one roofing client?
Yes. One pilot client is the recommended start.