GBP Management for Roofing Contractors
Before a post about storm-related work, confirm which services and areas the business currently accepts. Review the trade-specific work, your responsibilities and the published service limits.
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Keep storm updates tied to confirmed capacity
Before a post about storm-related work, confirm which services and areas the business currently accepts. Identify project photos by roof system and work performed when that information is supplied. Do not suggest a temporary staffed office or guaranteed inspection time. For a complaint about an inspection or repair, prepare a draft from owner-confirmed facts for approval.
Published work to review
Our Apex Carpet Cleaning case study documents a website and Google profile setup in St. Peters. It is adjacent-trade setup evidence, not a record of recurring roofing profile results.
Use the profile for current roofing information
Keep storm availability and service descriptions consistent with the website. Our guide explains what a Google Business Profile does. For feedback after a completed roof job, review how contractor review requests and responses differ; asking a customer for feedback is separate from maintaining public replies.
What we need from your business
Roofing project photos you may publish, roof systems you service, confirmed credentials, warranty terms and actual inspection availability. You confirm factual changes and supply the project material needed for the agreed work.
GBP Management: $350/month + $300 setup. One verified profile, four posts, up to eight supplied photos and up to 20 new review responses monthly. Month to month; cancel by email before renewal, with service through the paid period. Website work and review-request automation are separate. Read the GBP Management scope and terms.
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Request a call to review your current site, existing tools and priorities. The pricing page lists every deliverable.
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What if we have no new project photos?
We use approved existing material for posts and identify missing inputs in the monthly report. The photo allowance covers usable client-supplied images; it does not include photography or invented projects.