The Storm Week Is A Capacity Problem
A hail event generates more calls in a week than most companies get in a quarter. Every missed one goes to a door-knocker from out of province.
Roofing demand in Alberta is weather, not marketing. The companies that do well are the ones set up to absorb a storm week without dropping calls, and to stay busy in the months when nothing falls out of the sky.
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What Actually Costs You Roofs
These are the places roofing companies lose work they had already earned.
A hail event generates more calls in a week than most companies get in a quarter. Every missed one goes to a door-knocker from out of province.
A homeowner filing a claim is not price shopping, they are looking for someone who can handle the adjuster. That is a different pitch, and most sites do not make it.
Out-of-town storm chasers have made homeowners suspicious. Local proof, real credentials and visible reviews do more than any offer.
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Where We Focus
Hail damage and emergency repair searches spike for days. Ranking has to already be in place before the weather arrives.
Every caller answered during the flood, triaged by urgency and queued rather than lost.
Pages and messaging written for the homeowner dealing with an adjuster, not just the one comparing prices.
Inspections, maintenance and past customers worked deliberately when the weather is quiet.
The Honest Numbers
Thirty dollars a click tells you what a roof is worth to the companies bidding. The volume for finding a roofing marketing agency is negligible, so this page exists to be read by you, not found by you. Your customers search for hail damage and roof replacement, and that is where the work goes.
How It Runs
Rankings for storm and replacement terms, response times, and how your credentials read to a stranger.
Week 1Answering, triage and follow-up automated so the next storm week does not leak.
Weeks 2 to 4Listing, reviews and the pages that rank when the weather turns.
Weeks 4 to 10Inspections and past customers contacted between events.
Weeks 8 to 12Common Questions
Not reliably. Ranking takes months and storms do not give notice. The honest plan is to build it now so it is already there, not to react afterwards.
Often yes, and we will say so. Ads are the only lever fast enough to react to weather. They are also rented traffic, which is why they sit alongside the ranking work rather than replacing it.
On being visibly local and verifiable. Credentials, real reviews and a physical address do more than matching their offer.
No. Month to month, and every asset we build stays yours.
The platform behind the work
The storm week is not a marketing problem, it is a capacity problem. So is the quiet month that follows it.
After hail, every homeowner in the neighbourhood phones at once. Whatever you cannot answer goes to whoever knocks on the door first.
A roof inspection booked nine days out during a surge is an inspection that frequently does not happen.
Claims take weeks. A quote that goes quiet during that wait is usually a quote that lost.
Homeowners who were not ready then are ready now, and nobody went back to ask.
What it does
An AI voice and chat assistant handles simultaneous callers, captures the address and damage, and queues them for assessment instead of dropping them.
Automatic confirmation and reminders, which is the cheapest no-show reduction available during a busy week.
Scheduled follow-up through the adjuster timeline so the quote is still live when the decision comes.
Past inspections get contacted again on a cycle rather than sitting in a folder.
It replaces a CRM, an after-hours answering service, a missed-call text service, an email platform and a review-request tool.
You own the data. Your customer list, property history and conversations stay yours and export in full on request.
Plan your numbers
Pick your industry, set your budget, and put in your own numbers. This runs on published Canadian ad costs and industry conversion benchmarks — the sources are listed underneath.
Planning estimate only · built from published benchmarks, not a forecast of your results
What you put into paid search in a month. Leave it where it is if you are only planning.
Your number, not ours. First job, first course of treatment, or lifetime value — whichever you actually manage against.
Of the people who enquire, how many buy. Set this to your own number.
Be honest about evenings and weekends. The 37% default is the share of 2,241 companies that managed it in the Harvard Business Review audit.
The gap, per month
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How this is calculated. Clicks = budget ÷ cost per click. Cost per click is the midpoint of Google’s own low and high top-of-page bid estimates for that industry in Canada. Enquiries = clicks × the median Google Ads search conversion rate for that category in the
WordStream 2026 benchmark study (13,474 campaigns, April 2025 – March 2026). Enquiries you do not answer quickly are modelled as one seventh as likely to convert, from the
Harvard Business Review audit of 2,241 companies, which found firms replying within an hour were roughly seven times likelier to qualify a lead.
Where to be sceptical. That seven-times figure describes a salesperson picking up the phone. An automated first reply is not the same thing, so treat the right-hand column as the size of the opportunity, not a promise. Benchmarks are medians across many advertisers; your own account will differ. Nothing here is a quote.
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