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Roofing PPC Management — Calls This Week, Tracked to the Dollar

Roofing PPC is paid search: you bid to appear when a homeowner searches for a roofer, and pay only when they click. It is the fastest lead source in roofing, producing calls in the first week. We manage it for $1,000 a month, with your ad spend going straight to Google rather than through us.

Speed is the whole point, and also the whole risk. Ads will spend your budget just as fast on the wrong searches as the right ones. Most of the work is in what you exclude.

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Roofing PPC & Google Ads

Roofing Google Ads, Managed by Trade Specialists

Iwebs Design builds roofing Google Ads accounts the way the trade actually sells: separate campaigns for repair, replacement, and storm response, because those three buyers search differently, convert at different speeds, and are worth very different amounts. Every account gets call tracking from day one, so you see cost per call and cost per booked job rather than cost per click. We watch the search terms report weekly and cut the waste — roof rack, roofing jobs hiring, DIY roof repair — that quietly eats a roofer's budget on broad match. For reference, PPC Chief puts the 2026 median cost per click for roofing services at $10.25, while Loona Agency puts full roofing PPC programmes at $2,500 to $10,000 a month including spend. Our management fee is $1,000 a month, three-month minimum, and your ad budget is paid directly to Google.

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What Does a Roofing Lead Cost on Google Ads?

  1. Expect $150 to $400 per lead in most markets, and north of $500 in the most competitive ones, per Loona Agency's 2026 benchmarks. Cost per click sits at a $10.25 median for roofing services according to PPC Chief, but that median hides a wide spread: competitive metros in peak season reach $50 to $70 a click, while quieter local searches run $15 to $25.

  2. Those numbers only look expensive out of context. With replacement averaging around $10,000 nationally per Fixr, a $300 lead that closes at even a modest rate is comfortably profitable. The trap is not the cost per lead. It is paying that cost for leads nobody follows up on fast enough.

  3. Which brings up the single highest-leverage fix in roofing PPC, and it is not in the ad account. Contacting a web lead within five minutes makes it 21 times likelier to qualify than waiting 30 minutes, per the MIT and InsideSales lead-response study. If your ads generate calls you cannot answer, fix the answering before you raise the budget.

What this covers

Repair, Replacement, Storm: Three Campaigns, Not One

This is the structural decision most roofing accounts get wrong, and it is the one that costs the most.

  • Repair — urgent, small ticket, wins on speed

    Someone has an active leak. They will call whoever answers. Tight keywords, call-only formats during business hours, and location extensions. Do not send this traffic to a page about full replacements.

  • Replacement — slow, five-figure, wins on trust

    This buyer researches for weeks. Expect a higher cost per lead and a longer path. Financing, warranty, and finished-job photos do the selling. Remarketing earns its keep here in a way it never does on repair.

  • Storm — spiky, seasonal, wins on being ready

    Storm demand compresses months of work into days, and ToolBeltData's data shows those late-summer hail and wind spikes clearly. We build these campaigns before the weather, paused and ready, so you are live within hours rather than building while competitors are already spending.

Local Services Ads vs Google Ads for Roofers

Different products with different economics. Most roofers should run both.

Local Services AdsGoogle Ads (search)
You pay forA leadA click
PlacementAbove everything, with a Google guarantee badgeTop of the search results
ControlVery little — no keywords, no landing pageFull control of keywords, copy, and page
SetupLicence, insurance, and background checks requiredLive in days
Best atUrgent “roofer near me” callsReplacement, storm, and everything you want to steer

Why Roofing Ad Budgets Get Wasted

  1. Three causes account for most of it. Broad match without a serious negative keyword list, which buys clicks from people looking for roofing jobs, roof racks, and how-to videos. No call tracking, which means nobody actually knows which campaign produced the booked work, so decisions get made on gut feeling. And ads pointed at a weak website, which is the most expensive of the three because you pay full price for the click and then lose the visitor anyway.

  2. We fix the third one before touching the budget. If your site is not converting, more traffic just means more waste at a faster rate.

Why Contractors Work With Us

We work with the trades only, publish our pricing, and report in booked jobs rather than impressions.

A complete contractor website, designed, written, and launched for one flat fee. No monthly lock-in, and the domain, content, and design stay yours if you ever leave.

$950

From kickoff to a live site. Design in week one, content and build across weeks two and three, then launch. The only thing that stretches it is waiting on your photos.

2-4 wks

Trades we serve, and nothing else. That means we already know how your customers search, what your jobs are worth, and which season your phone rings before we start.

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Average rating across 43+ Reviews. Every campaign reports in calls and booked jobs, using the same Search Console numbers you can open yourself.

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