Questions roofing owners actually ask

No. Roofing Revenue Consultant uses a performance based model. You only pay after you get paid on a job we helped support. That removes the usual agency risk and keeps incentives aligned.

There are two main plans. The Core Plan is 5% of the paid job amount. The Growth Plan is 7.5% of the paid job amount and includes deeper support like Google Business Profile posting, reporting, CRM organization, strategy support, and insurance and supplement help.

The 7.5% growth plan is for owners who want more than call answering. It is designed to increase the value of the leads you already have through better organization, better visibility, stronger insurance support, and stronger follow up systems. It is built for owners who care about total return, not just the lowest fee.

We focus on exclusive inbound Google Local Services Ads calls. These are some of the hottest roofing leads because the homeowner is already searching for help and is ready to talk.

Lead tracking is handled through call tracking numbers, lead logs, timestamps, appointment booking records, and call recordings. The goal is clean attribution so you can see what came in, what was booked, and what turned into revenue.

If the job does not close and get paid, you do not pay on that job. That is the benefit of a performance based structure.

Yes. Setup help is available. Some support can be included in the 7.5% growth plan, depending on fit and scope. If you need your LSA account or Google Business Profile dialed in, that can be part of the conversation.

That is fine. We can work with your current setup or replace inbound handling where needed. The real question is whether your current system is converting well enough. Most owners lose money when the first contact is slow, generic, or weak.

No one honest should guarantee lead volume because that depends on market, budget, profile strength, competition, and seasonality. What this model does is help you convert inbound opportunities better and tie cost to actual closed work.

Yes. There is no long term lock in. The relationship stays in place because it makes business sense, not because you are stuck.

No. Territory exclusivity matters. We do not want conflict, overlap, or divided focus inside the same service area.

We work with roofing contractors across the country, depending on territory availability and fit.

If your LSA is already active, onboarding can move quickly. If setup work is needed first, the timeline depends on what has to be built or fixed. That is usually discussed on the strategy call.

The main focus is Google LSA inbound conversion and revenue support. The goal is not to become another bloated agency. The goal is to help roofing owners monetize the leads they already pay for.

You do. Google charges you directly for LSA ad spend. We do not mark up ad spend. We help you convert the leads that spend generates.

Google has a dispute process for leads that are fake, irrelevant, spammy, outside your service area, or clearly not a fit. We track call data and lead details so bad lead credits can be requested when appropriate. Google still makes the final decision, but documented disputes improve the odds of getting credits back.

There is no one perfect number for every roofing company. Budget depends on your market, close rate, crew capacity, service area, and growth goals. In general, underfunding LSA often makes owners think it is not working when the real issue is low exposure. The smarter move is to set a budget that gives enough volume to judge performance and then tighten conversion.

Yes. Reporting can include lead source, call timing, status, booked appointments, and other tracking details. The 7.5% growth plan includes stronger reporting and more visibility into what is happening inside the pipeline.

Hiring in house means salary, payroll cost, training, management, and risk. This model is already built around roofing lead handling and is tied to results. For many owners, that is lower risk and faster to implement.

Most roofing companies do not have a lead problem. They have a conversion problem. Missed calls, weak intake, poor follow up, and sloppy handoff cost real money. This solves the front end leak.

This is best for roofing owners who already have inbound demand or want to create it through LSA and want a better way to capture, qualify, book, and monetize that demand.

The value is not just someone answering the phone. The value is faster response, better first contact, cleaner lead tracking, more booked appointments, stronger handoff, and better revenue capture from inbound opportunities.