Commercial roofing marketing is one of the most profitable investments a company can make, but it is rarely discussed in articles, YouTube videos, and other forums related to the roofing and marketing industries.

Instead, most roofing marketing strategies focus on hybrid companies or those specializing in residential roofing jobs.

The commercial roofing industry is very competitive, requiring a unique and targeted marketing strategy to yield optimal results in 2025.

Because commercial jobs often yield big-ticket revenue that can set your company up for a successful year, the fight for commercial roofing leads is fierce.

Depending on your location, multiple companies may vie for these big-ticket jobs.

So, how do you become the proverbial “big fish” in a vast ocean?

I will explain it in detail throughout this marketing guide for commercial roofers.

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Getting Started With Commercial Roofing Marketing

What separates successful commercial roofing businesses from unsuccessful ones is typically marketing.

Marketing, particularly SEO for roofers, is what will help your business stand out amid hundreds of competitors.

Without a proper digital marketing strategy, you will be fighting an uphill battle in this increasingly internet-oriented world.

A study by Soci found that 80% of consumers use a search engine to find local businesses weekly.

People are asking to find your business. But is yours visible?

The fact is that you need a specific online presence if you want your business to survive.

Digital marketing is, therefore, crucial to the success of your business.

Tips to Market Your Commercial Roofing Company

Below, I review some of the most effective digital marketing strategies for commercial roofers.

Implement these strategies to generate more leads, convert customers, and dominate your local market.

Increase Visibility

I’ll start with an elementary yet chiefly important aspect of any digital marketing strategy.

You can’t hope to gain more customers if they can’t see you online.

Increasing your visibility can be as simple as setting up a profile on sites like Angi, Yelp, Apple Business Connect, and LinkedIn Company Pages.

You will also want to invest more time creating a business listing on Google Business Profile, which 64% of online consumers report using to help them find local businesses.

It’s straightforward: the more places you have profiles on, the more chances people will have to notice your company.

Google Business Profile should be your first effort to increase your online visibility.

But remember that even people who think they have an excellent online presence can probably still improve it.

Many commercial roofers fail to consider smaller but still relevant sites like HomeAdvisor, Nextdoor, and the Better Business Bureau, which boasted 220 million local business searches last year.

Showcase Reviews & Reputation

Ask yourself this question: How many people do you know who never read online reviews?

The list you come up with will probably be pretty small.

In an age where a whopping 91% of consumers report reading online reviews on at least an occasional business, you can’t afford to have reviews posted on your website and various business profiles.

People must leave reviews for potential customers to gain the information and confidence they need to hire you as their commercial roofer.

So you have to make it easy for them.

Again, starting with your Google Business Profile would be best.

Obtain a short link to the page where your customers can leave reviews and share it on all your major platforms.

You can also consider including a QR code on business cards and invoices that links directly to your review page.

Of course, you will want mostly positive reviews, but some consumers are skeptical of perfect 5-star ratings.

Studies have shown that people are suspicious of companies with perfect ratings, especially if they have over 100 total reviews.

A consistent rating of around 4.2 and 4.8 stars appeals to consumers’ expectations for a roofing company.

Post the “review us” link on your website and various business profiles, and include it in emails.

Reputation management software like DataPins can streamline the process.

Don’t be afraid to ask your customers for reviews directly, either.

Most people will write a review for you if you ask them.

Interact With Customers

This next commercial roofing marketing strategy sort of picks up the baton from our last point. It’s not enough to get reviews; you must also reply to reviews.

Google has recently updated its Business Profile support page to include a section explaining the importance of reading and responding to reviews.

It is especially important to respond to negative reviews.

Responding to negative reviews shows consumers that you care about their satisfaction and are willing to correct mistakes.

If you only have time to react to specific reviews, focus on negative ones.

Ask your followers questions, spark discussions, create questionnaires—anything that allows you to interact with them and shows that you care about their opinions.

Studies have shown that people are more willing to spend more money on companies that they perceive to put a premium on customer experience.

Interacting with your customers shouldn’t stop at reviews.

There are plenty of ways to reach out to current and potential customers through Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Make sure that you are creating new posts regularly.

Content Marketing & Production

Content marketing is an extremely efficient strategy, especially since the emergence of AI search platforms like ChatGPT and Google’s AI Overviews.

It generates three times as many leads as traditional outbound marketing strategies, costing less than half on average.

Content marketing can also be especially helpful for commercial roofing businesses because this space has many untapped content opportunities.

Create unique content related to your services and service areas to maximize topical authority and attract qualified website visitors through AI search platforms.

How-to videos uploaded to your YouTube channel are also effective forms of content marketing and can be included within Google AI Overviews.

Remember that content marketing aims to draw people to your website or business profile page.

Secondly, you should emphasize providing some value to your customers.

Content marketing can be DIY, or hire a professional marketing team to help you flesh out your strategy.

Either way, it is a crucial investment that can yield healthy returns.

Keyword Research

Keyword research is a must for any digital marketing strategy.

You must know what keywords people use to search for your services and implement them strategically.

Tools like SEMRush and Ahrefs can measure search volume for specific commercial roofing terms.

However, working with a team that can provide in-depth competitor analysis on keywords is also a good idea.

And knowing the keywords is only half the battle. Using them strategically in your content and in any ads you run is equally, if not more, important.

Another general rule of thumb is that search engines value long-tail keywords containing the name of the city you service.

Your primary keywords should include the town’s name and the state where you operate.

Geo-targeting will help with local SEO and make it easier for your target market to find you.

Social Media Marketing

Social media marketing is a powerful tool for roofing companies.

It covers all the most critical aspects of marketing: reputation management, customer interaction, advertising, and visibility.

You should be posting on your Facebook and Instagram profiles regularly.

But posting just any type of content won’t do the trick.

Your social media marketing has to be focused and purposeful.

Take a look at some tips for effective social media posting:

Have a Purpose – Each post you compose should have a goal. Maybe you are rolling out a new commercial roofing service and want to let your customers and potential leads know about it. Or perhaps you are offering your services in a new city. Whatever the situation, be sure to stay on target with all your social media posts.
Utilize Reels – Instagram Reels provide a lot of businesses with an exciting and effective way to engage with their target market. However, as a roofer, it can be challenging to figure out how to utilize this platform in a relevant manner. Consider conducting a recording of some video at the beginning and end of a project. Think of it as a before-and-after feed that will keep your community enticed to see how the project turns out. After all, people love good before and after content.
Avoid Excessive Promotion – Facebook and other social media platforms have cracked down on certain posts. As much as you want to promote your business, be sure your posts provide value to the reader first and foremost.
Deliver Brand Consistency – Ensure that your social profiles consistently display accurate contact information and a commercial roofing logo so customers feel comfortable interacting with your company.

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I know how to help commercial roofing companies succeed through effective marketing strategies, such as those mentioned in this post and many more.

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