PRACTICAL TRAINING FOR ROOFING COMPANY OWNERS
Watch the lesson, then run your own numbers with the free tools below. You will see exactly how a roofing ad, a matching page, and fast follow-up turn into real appointments.
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The video above is a quick walkthrough: setting up Facebook ads for roofers, the roof inspection ad page, storm damage and repair ad creatives, ready-made lead ad templates, and how ad credits and ad spend work.
This page is a companion guide that expands on that walkthrough. When a campaign fails, the ads usually are not the real problem. The problem is everything around the ad: a generic offer, a link to a homepage that talks about everything, and follow-up that happens hours later, if it happens at all.
Below you will find the fuller framework, a campaign economics calculator, and a draft builder. Those are supplemental tools that run on your own numbers and assumptions — they go beyond what the short video shows. No email required.
Facebook ads work for roofers by showing one clear roofing offer to homeowners in your area before they ever search Google. The ad's only job is to get the right person to raise their hand. A matching page about the same service turns that click into an inquiry, and fast, consented follow-up turns the inquiry into a booked inspection. When any one of those three pieces is missing, you pay for clicks and get nothing.
Homeowner interest becomes an inquiry, the inquiry gets a relevant follow-up, an available time gets offered, and you get notified. When something can not be handled automatically, a human takes over — that is the point of the system, not a secret.
Example workflow — sample data
Peak Roofing · Sample
Sponsored
Homeowners in Norristown: if you are dealing with a roof leak, Peak Roofing can look at it. The inspection is free. You get a straight answer on what your roof needs.
peakroofing.example
Leak repair in Norristown
Norristown, PA
Leak repair for Norristown homes
Tell us what is going on with your roof. We follow up and set a time that works for you.
What is going on with your roof?
What kind of property is it?
How soon do you want someone to look at it?
Request My Free Inspection
The ad and the page promise the same thing. That match is what turns a click into a booked inspection.
Leads this week
38
Calls
24
Booked
15
New roof request · Sample
Name
Dana R.
Phone
(610) 555-0142
Address
112 Oak Ln, 19401
Hi Dana, this is Peak Roofing. You asked about a leak inspection. Does Thursday at 10 work?
Thursday at 10 works.
Booked · Sample conversation
Mockups show sample data, not real customers.
An ad that says roofing services, free quotes, call today speaks to no one. A homeowner with a leak wants to hear about leaks. A property manager with a flat roof wants flat roofing. Generic ads get cheap clicks from people who were never going to book.
Your homepage talks about everything you do. Someone who clicked a leak repair ad now has to hunt for leak repair. Most will not. The ad and the page it opens must be about the same service, in the same words.
A form that only asks for a name and phone number fills your list with renters, out-of-area requests, and people who wanted a small patch on a roof that needs replacing. Two or three extra questions about the property and the problem filter most of that out.
A homeowner who just asked three companies for help books with the first one that responds with a real answer. If your leads sit in an email inbox until evening, your ad spend is feeding your competitor's schedule.
You got 40 leads for $12 each sounds great until you ask how many turned into inspections and jobs. If your report ends at the form fill, you cannot tell a good campaign from an expensive one.
Pick a single job type per campaign: leak repair, replacement, metal, commercial flat, or storm inspection. Build everything around it.
Why it matters: Specific ads attract people with that specific problem, and those are the people who book.
Say exactly what the homeowner gets: a free inspection, a written estimate, whatever you truly offer. If it is not free, do not say free.
Why it matters: An honest offer pulls in people who want that thing, and nobody feels tricked when you follow up.
The link opens a page about the same service in the same area, with the same offer repeated at the top.
Why it matters: The click was for leak repair. If the page is about leak repair, the visitor keeps going. If it is about everything, they leave.
Ask about the property and the roof problem, get permission to contact them, then follow up fast with something relevant to what they said.
Why it matters: You spend your time on real homeowners with real jobs, and they actually remember asking you.
Judge every campaign on booked inspections and closed jobs, not form fills. Track which campaign each appointment came from.
Why it matters: That is the only way to know if your ad money is paying you back.
A companion example to the video
The ad
A homeowner in your area scrolls Facebook and sees: Dealing with a roof leak in Norristown? Peak Roofing will look at it. The inspection is free. One service, one place, one honest offer.
The matching page
The click opens a page titled Leak repair for Norristown homes, not a homepage. The same offer is at the top, so the homeowner knows they are in the right place.
The qualifying questions
The form asks what is happening with the roof, what kind of property it is, and how soon they want someone out. A renter with a ceiling stain and a homeowner with an active leak are not the same lead.
The follow-up
Within minutes, not days, the homeowner gets a message that references their leak and offers real times: Does Thursday at 10 work? They said yes to a specific thing, so the reply feels like service, not spam.
The appointment
The inspection lands on a calendar with a confirmed time. The roofer sees the name, address, and roof problem before they ever pick up the phone.
The tracking
That appointment is tied back to the leak repair campaign. Next month you know exactly what that campaign produced: inspections and jobs, not just clicks.
Cold traffic
Cold traffic means people who have never heard of you. They are scrolling, not searching, so the ad has to name a problem they already have. What a click costs and how many people book depends on your market and your campaign — cold audiences usually need the full system before they book: offer, matching page, fast follow-up.
Retargeting
Retargeting means showing ads again to people who already visited your page or started a form. They know you, so the ad can be shorter and more direct. These audiences are small but usually book at a higher rate.
First-touch tracking
First-touch attribution means crediting the marketing that first brought the person to you. If a Facebook ad introduced them and a Google search later found your name, the ad still started the relationship. Without first-touch tracking, the last click gets all the credit and you cut the wrong campaigns.
Free tools — no email needed
These tools run in your browser. Nothing you type is saved, sent, or shared.
Example assumptions. Replace with your numbers. Not a forecast or industry benchmark. Every percentage applies to the stage before it: booking % is of qualified leads, show-up % is of booked appointments, close % is of attended appointments.
What you pay Facebook each month.
Ad spend divided by every form fill, good or bad.
Share of raw leads that are real homeowners in your area with a real job.
Share of qualified leads who book an appointment.
Share of booked appointments you actually attend.
Share of attended appointments that become jobs.
What one closed job brings in, on average.
What is left after direct job costs like materials and labor.
Agency or tool fees, not ad spend.
| Raw leadsevery form fill, before anyone checks them | 20 |
| Qualified leadsreal homeowners in your area with a real job | 12 |
| Booked appointmentsqualified leads who pick a time | 6 |
| Attended appointmentsbooked visits that actually happen | 4.8 |
| Closed jobsattended appointments you win | 1.2 |
| Revenueclosed jobs × average job revenue | $14,400 |
| Gross profitrevenue left after direct job costs | $4,320 |
| Total marketing costad spend plus other monthly fees | $1,800 |
| Contribution before overhead and taxgross profit minus total marketing cost | $2,520 |
Raw leads = ad spend ÷ cost per raw lead
Qualified = raw leads × qualification %
Booked = qualified × booking % · Attended = booked × show-up % · Jobs = attended × close %
Revenue = jobs × average job revenue · Gross profit = revenue × gross margin %
Total marketing cost = ad spend + other fees · Contribution = gross profit − total marketing cost
Worked example with the starting numbers: $1,500 spend at $75 per raw lead is 20 raw leads. 60% qualify (12), half of those book (6), 80% of booked appointments happen (4.8), and a quarter of attended appointments close (1.2 jobs). At $12,000 per job that is $14,400 in revenue and $4,320 in gross profit. Subtract $1,800 of total marketing cost and the contribution is $2,520 — before overhead and tax. Decimal counts are averages across months, not a promise of exact jobs.
A starting draft you can edit and copy. Nothing is launched and nobody is contacted — this never touches your ad account.
Ad primary text
Ad headline
Matching landing-page headline
Lead form questions
First follow-up message
0 of 10 ready. Check each one off before your campaign goes live.
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Separate ad access — ad spend is always yours, on top of any service fee
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We confirm the lead-delivery method for your account during setup
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Paid ad spend is always separate and stays in your own ad account. Current prices and trial terms are on each offer page — nothing is charged by checking a territory.
Jobber and Roofr are good at running the work you already have. We are not that. We bring homeowners to you — and we plug into the tools you already use.
| Rent Roofing Sites | Jobber | Roofr | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is mainly for | Bringing the next jobs in: territory sites, ads, lead routing | Running the jobs you have: scheduling, quotes, invoices | CRM, roof measurements, proposals, payments |
| Finding new homeowners | Built for this — it is all we do | Offers marketing tools like a website builder, Google profile help, email and review campaigns | Offers an Instant Estimator and website tools |
| AI receptionist | Available with your setup | Yes — answers calls and texts and books requests | Yes — qualifies callers and books into its CRM |
| Running crews and job paperwork | Not what we do — keep your software for that | Yes, that is its core | Yes, proposals and invoicing are its core |
| Works alongside your current tools | Yes — we confirm your lead and appointment connection during setup | Yes, connects with other tools | Yes, connects through Zapier |
Based on each company's public feature pages, checked October 2026. Features change; check their sites for the latest.
Sources: Jobber marketing tools, Jobber AI receptionist, Roofr products, Roofr AI receptionist
Another plain-English lesson for roofing company owners.
Watch the lesson
Another plain-English lesson for roofing company owners.
Watch the lesson
Another plain-English lesson for roofing company owners.
Watch the lesson
Another plain-English lesson for roofing company owners.
Watch the lesson
What makes a landing page turn a click into a call: speed, a clear phone number, and a short form.
Know which site, page, and campaign brought each lead, so you put money where the jobs come from.
No. Keep the software that runs your jobs. We add the marketing that brings the next ones in, and leads can be pushed into JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Roofr, Jobber, ServiceTitan, HighLevel, or Zapier. We confirm your exact connection during setup.
Ad spend is paid by you, inside your own ad account, and you set the cap. Any service fee from us is separate and listed on the offer page. We never hold your ad money.
In an assigned territory, calls and form leads from that territory site go to one roofing partner, not a list of five companies bidding against each other.
Use the territory check on this page. Tell us the cities or ZIP codes you work and we confirm what is open. Checking is free and does not reserve anything.
For eligible inquiries, it qualifies the lead, respects their consent, and offers times based on real calendar availability. A human can take over any conversation, and it never texts anyone who opted out.
It depends on your market, your budget, and your follow-through. The calculator on this page lets you run your own numbers honestly before you spend anything. Nobody can promise you a set number of jobs.
One roofing partner per assigned territory. If your area is open, you can see exactly what working with us looks like. If it is not, we tell you.
Tell us the cities or ZIP codes you work. The check is free and takes about a minute.
We look at your area and tell you honestly whether a territory is available. Checking does not reserve anything.
If it fits, we walk you through the offer on a real call. If it does not, you keep the lesson and the tools.
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