The roofing landing page that converts
·6 min read
Your ads decide who arrives. Your landing page decides whether they convert and whether the lead is worth calling. Most roofing pages fail at the second part.
Above the fold
A homeowner should know in three seconds what you do, where you do it and what happens next. A location-specific headline, one line of proof and a single call to action beats a slideshow every time.
Proof beats adjectives
Photos of local jobs, real review counts, licence and insurance details, manufacturer certifications. 'Quality workmanship since 1998' is what everyone says and nobody reads.
Qualify inside the form
A multi-step funnel asking a handful of questions outperforms a single contact form on lead quality, and often on completion rate too because each step feels small.
- Do you own the home?
- Roughly how old is the roof?
- Repair, replacement or not sure?
- Is this an insurance claim?
- When are you looking to get it done?
Speed and mobile
Most roofing ad traffic is mobile. If the page takes four seconds to load, a chunk of the traffic you paid for never sees it. Compress images and keep third-party scripts to a minimum.
One page per campaign
Storm traffic and retail replacement traffic want different messages. Match the page to the ad — the same principle behind separate pages for roofing Facebook ads and storm damage leads.
Frequently asked questions
- Should roofing ads point to my homepage?
- No. Homepages serve everyone and convert nobody. A dedicated page matched to the ad message consistently converts several times better.
- How many form fields should a roofing funnel have?
- Four to six qualification questions before contact details. That is enough to filter tire-kickers without exhausting a serious buyer.
- Do videos help on roofing landing pages?
- Yes, when short and specific — a 30 to 60 second owner introduction or a real customer testimonial. Long brand videos hurt load time and get skipped.
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