Google Business Profile and local SEO
The foundation. A complete, review-rich profile and a fast local site catch homeowners who are already searching for a roofer. It compounds slowly, and it keeps working between storms.
Roofing field guide
Roofing marketing. Make the next move local.
Bring your field prospecting into focus with hail maps, recommended work areas, and canvassing on iPhone. Then give every other marketing channel a clear role in the same territory.
7-day free trial in the iPhone app. No card required to start.
For iPhone. Android coming soon.
Channels 7 Each does a different job
Demand capture Local search Meets active homeowner intent
Territory motion Field + mail Work the ground you selected
Time-sensitive Storm response Radar sets inspection priority
Overview for iPhone
Know where to go next.
Hail maps, recommended places to prospect, and canvassing in one app.
01
See the hail
See storm footprints and radar-estimated hail size over the streets you could work.
02
Pick your area
Open your recommendations, compare the areas, and choose your next place to prospect.
03
Go canvass
Get directions, start your session, and keep a record of the doors you work.
Our proprietary Prospecting Score brings promising areas into focus. In the app, Quests turn recommendations, follow-ups, and unfinished work into a clear next move.
7-day free trial in the iPhone app. No card required to start.
For iPhone. Android coming soon.
Channel field guide
Seven channels. Seven different jobs.
Each channel does a different job. Do not treat them as interchangeable lead sources.
Google Local Services Ads
High-intent placement at the top of local results. Good for catching active demand, but the auction puts you beside every other qualified roofer in the market.
Referrals and reviews
Trust arrives before the first call. Make the review and referral ask part of every closeout, and remember that referrals alone rarely fill a calendar on demand.
Door-knocking and canvassing
The direct way to work a neighborhood when you have a specific reason to be there. Territory selection decides whether reps have relevant conversations or burn daylight.
Facebook and Instagram ads
Useful for retargeting, local awareness, and staying visible while a neighborhood weighs its options. Treat it as support for the field motion, not a substitute for one.
Direct mail
A physical second touch that can cover every selected address. Geography is the difference between a focused follow-up and a blanket drop.
Storm-response outreach
The most time-sensitive play. Open the storm date on the hail map to decide where to inspect first, draw the territory the team can cover, and run calls, canvassing, and mail on the same ground.
Storm-response outreach
The storm creates urgency. The territory creates focus.
Radar can show where the strongest hail moved through. It cannot tell you which roof was damaged. Use the hail map to decide where to inspect first, draw only the ground the team can cover, then run calls, canvassing, and mail on those addresses. An inspection confirms damage at a property.
Moves for this week
Turn the channel plan into field behavior.
Five changes that make a cleaner handoff from attention to inspection.
Review loop This week
Ask while the job is still fresh.
Text the review link when the final walkthrough ends, then make the request part of every closeout checklist.
Jobsite This week
Work the street that can already see your crew.
Yard signs, door hangers, and neighbor conversations while the project itself is visible proof of work.
Storm response This week
Organize the response before canvassing.
Open the storm date on the hail map, choose the blocks the team can cover, and keep any property-level claim behind an inspection.
Retargeting This week
Stay visible through the decision window.
Support the neighborhoods already in your field plan with useful proof, reviews, and one clear next step.
Sales handoff This week
Make the next step the same everywhere.
Ads, mail, calls, and doors should all lead to one named action: book the inspection.
Overview Pro · iPhone + web
One app for your prospecting day.
The hail map, your next recommended area, and the tools to work it. Start on your own; the same subscription also includes access for up to 4 team members.
- Hail maps, storm history, and live radar
- Recommended prospecting areas and Quests
- Canvassing, navigation, and visit tracking
- Door notes, photos, and follow-up history
- Territory alerts and personal progress
Monthly subscription · US App Store
$149.99/ month
Try the app for 7 days. Choose whether to subscribe when your trial ends.
7-day free trial in the iPhone app. No card required to start.
For iPhone. Android coming soon.
200 addresses during the trial; 5,000 new addresses per user each month on Pro. Homeowner contacts ($0.21 each) and postcards ($0.75 each) are optional additional purchases.
Paid subscriptions renew monthly. Manage or cancel your App Store subscription in your Apple Account settings.
See all pricing and trial details →Take your next area into the field.
See the hail, review your recommendations, and canvass with Overview on iPhone.
7-day free trial in the iPhone app. No card required to start.
For iPhone. Android coming soon.
Radar tells you where to look. Only an inspection confirms damage at an address. Hail data is aggregated from public storm reporting and radar products; estimates are approximate. Contact availability varies by address.