Keyword and page planning
Research around commercial roofing intent — terms like roofing website design clients search, your services, and your service area — mapped to pages homeowners actually use.
Roofing SEO services
Local SEO for roofers, measured in useful pages and real requests.
Most small roofing companies do not need a huge content program. They need a handful of genuinely useful service pages, a healthy Google Business Profile, correct technical basics, and honest monthly reporting. This plan delivers exactly that, in a fixed monthly scope.
What the monthly plan includes
Defined work, not a vague retainer.
Every item below is part of the written monthly scope, so you can see what the payment covers.
On-page optimization
Titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, image alt text, and page copy on existing pages, plus one planned content update per cycle.
Local search hygiene
Guidance on Google Business Profile categories, hours, service areas, photos, and citation consistency, including what only you can verify or edit.
Technical monitoring
Search Console coverage, sitemap health, mobile usability signals, broken links, and the indexability of pages meant to rank.
Useful content updates
Field-note style articles that answer homeowner questions — storm steps, repair versus replacement, metal roofing — never thin pages stamped with a city name.
Plain monthly report
What was changed, what Search Console shows (impressions, clicks, queries, indexed pages), and the next month’s priorities — in plain language.
What you will never get
The line between SEO and spam.
No ranking guarantees
No one can promise a number-one position. I promise defined work, transparent reporting, and adjustments based on real data.
No bought reviews
Fake or incentivized reviews violate platform rules and risk the business profile. Review requests follow legitimate customer interactions only.
No doorway city pages
Dozens of near-duplicate pages that swap only the city name can be treated as spam. Service-area content is built around real work first — here is why.
How an engagement runs
A 90-day start, then month to month.
Search work needs enough time to be measured honestly. The first 90 days cover the technical baseline, page planning, the first content updates, and baseline reporting. After that, the plan continues month to month, so you can stop if the reporting is not earning its keep.
- Week 1–2: current site and Business Profile review, Search Console access, baseline report.
- Week 3–6: fixes to titles, structure, indexability, and the highest-value service page.
- Week 7–12: two planned content updates, local hygiene work, and the first comparative monthly report.
- After day 90: continue, pause, or cancel with written notice — no long contract.
Scope note: the plan has a fixed number of hours each month. Ad campaigns, website redesigns, and large photo/video productions are separate work and are quoted in advance. Prices are published on the pricing page.