Prove you’re the local roofer, one finished roof at a time.
After a storm, homeowners are wary of out-of-town crews knocking on doors. RankRadius turns each roof you repair or replace into a neighborhood-level write-up on your own website, with your photos, so the next homeowner can see real work you’ve done near them.
How homeowners pick a roofer
Word of mouth first, then your website
Most roofing customers start with a recommendation from a neighbor, friend or family member, then look you up to make sure you’re legitimate. A site full of recent local jobs backs up what they were told.
After a storm, they screen out storm chasers
Homeowners are told to check that a contractor is local and stands behind its work. A map of finished roofs in their part of town shows you’ll still be around next year.
Storm repairs are urgent, and they compare bids
Weather damage usually needs fixing within days or weeks, and most homeowners get more than one estimate. Specific, recent project write-ups help you stand out from the other bids.
A short field note, turned into a local write-up on your website.
An example of what RankRadius drafts from a note your crew already writes. The neighborhood and details are illustrative. Every write-up waits for your approval, and you can edit any of it.
“Hail damage. Replaced 14 squares architectural shingles, new ridge vent, replaced 2 pipe boots. Insurance claim approved. Cleaned gutters, magnet sweep of yard.”
Hail damage repaired with new architectural shingles for a home in the Cedar Hollow neighborhood. After a recent hailstorm damaged the roof, our crew replaced 14 squares of architectural shingles, installed a new ridge vent, and replaced two pipe boots, the seals around plumbing vents where slow leaks often start. With the homeowner’s insurance claim approved, we finished by cleaning the gutters and running a magnetic sweep of the yard so no stray nails were left behind. If your Cedar Hollow home took hail damage in the latest storm, our local team can take a look.
Built around the way roofing and storm restoration companies work.
Storm damage tells its own story
Upload as many job photos as you like and choose which ones go on your site. Before-and-after shots of storm damage are exactly what a worried homeowner wants to see, and location data is removed from every photo.
Busy weeks still produce content
When a storm brings a wave of jobs, every one you finish becomes another write-up, without anyone writing a blog post during your busiest stretch of the year.
Reviews next to the roof they’re about
RankRadius suggests which of your 4- and 5-star Google reviews belong to which job. You confirm each match, and the review appears beside the work it describes.
Common questions from roofing and storm restoration companies
Can a write-up mention that a job was an insurance claim?
Only if you put it in your note, and you can remove it before approving. RankRadius writes only from the facts you give it, and nothing goes live until you’ve read and approved the write-up.
After a big storm we finish dozens of jobs a week. Do I have to approve each one?
Yes. Nothing is published without your OK. Each finished job waits in your Job Queue with its draft write-up and photos, so approving one is a quick read and a click, and you can work through them when things slow down.
Do I need a particular CRM or job software?
No. If you use Albi, RankRadius can connect to it directly and pull in finished jobs and photos. Most other CRMs and booking tools can send finished jobs over through Zapier or Make. And you can always add a job and its photos yourself from your client portal, on a computer or your phone.
Do you guarantee I’ll rank higher on Google?
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Search engines decide rankings, and nobody controls them. What RankRadius does is keep adding real, specific write-ups about your work in the neighborhoods you serve, with photos and confirmed reviews, to your own website, every time you approve a job.
RankRadius works for any business that does the work on-location.
See what your recent jobs would look like on your site.
Tell us what you do and where you work, and we’ll show you a private preview built from your own recent jobs before you commit to anything.