By Main St Internet Marketing | Johnson City, Tennessee
The Complete Marketing Guide for Roofing Contractors
Why Homeowners Call Your Competitors After Storm Damage (And Not You)
A hailstorm just rolled through. Shingles are in the yard. A tree branch damaged the ridge. Water is dripping into the attic.
The homeowner grabs their phone. They’re not calling the roofer whose billboard they passed yesterday. They’re not flipping through the Yellow Pages.
They’re searching: “Emergency roof repair near me” or asking their AI assistant “Find me a roofing contractor who works with insurance.”
Whether they’re using Google’s AI-powered search, asking ChatGPT, consulting Claude, or using voice search, one reality matters: if your roofing company doesn’t immediately appear with clear information about storm damage response, insurance work experience, and service area coverage, that homeowner is calling your competitor.
And here’s the uncomfortable truth: your competitor probably isn’t doing anything sophisticated. They just have the fundamentals in place. The right information in the right places. Clear credentials. Strong reviews. Consistent presence.
This guide shows you exactly what those fundamentals are for roofing contractors, how to implement them properly, and how to layer on the AI visibility strategies that matter in 2025. No hype. No guru nonsense. Just certified, proven strategies that generate leads for roofing contractors.
The Reality of Roofing Marketing in 2025
Let’s establish ground truth about how customers find roofers today:
The storm damage/emergency scenario (30-40% of leads): Someone has immediate roof damage—storm damage, tree damage, active leak, wind damage, hail damage. They need help fast, especially if water is entering their home. They’re looking for: immediate availability (can you tarp/repair today?), insurance expertise (do you work with insurance?), and service area coverage (do you serve my location?). If your online presence doesn’t clearly communicate “STORM DAMAGE SPECIALISTS – INSURANCE WORK – EMERGENCY REPAIRS,” you’re invisible in your most profitable season.
The planned replacement scenario (40-50% of leads): Someone knows their roof needs replacing. They’re researching contractors, getting multiple quotes, checking credentials, reading reviews extensively. They’re asking “How much does a new roof cost?” or “What’s the best roofing contractor in my area?” This is where content, reviews, and credentials determine if you’re even considered.
The routine repair/maintenance scenario (10-20% of leads): Minor repairs, gutter installation, attic ventilation, roof cleaning, inspection services. These smaller jobs build relationships that lead to referrals and future replacement projects.
The roofers who consistently win across all three scenarios have mastered online visibility fundamentals. Let’s break down exactly what that means for roofing contractors.
Foundation First: Your Roofing Website
Before AI optimization, before advanced tactics, we address the foundation: your website.
After reviewing hundreds of roofing websites, most fail at basics. They might look nice, but they don’t convert visitors into leads. Here’s what actually matters:
Above-The-Fold Essentials
First impression should immediately answer:
- **What you do**: "Storm Damage Roofing Specialists" or "Licensed Residential & Commercial Roofing"
- **Where you serve**: "Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol & Surrounding Counties" not "East Tennessee"
- **How to contact you**: Phone number large, clickable, impossible to miss
- **Insurance work**: "We Work With All Insurance Companies" if applicable
- **Emergency availability**: "Emergency Storm Damage Repairs Available" if you offer it
- **Credentials**: "Licensed, Insured, GAF Master Elite Contractor" or similar
- **Why choose you**: One clear differentiator (30+ years, family-owned, warranty, etc.)
If visitors must scroll or search for this information, your site is failing. Storm damage leads won’t wait.
Service Pages That Convert
Essential service pages for roofers:
- Storm Damage Roof Repair & Replacement
- Insurance Claim Assistance & Restoration
- Roof Replacement & Installation
- Emergency Roof Repair & Tarping
- Roof Leak Detection & Repair
- Asphalt Shingle Roofing
- Metal Roofing Installation
- Flat & Low-Slope Roofing
- Roof Inspection Services
- Gutter Installation & Repair
- Attic Ventilation & Insulation
- Roof Maintenance & Cleaning
- Commercial Roofing Services
- Skylight Installation & Repair
- Each page should include:
- Detailed service description (400-500 words)
- What's included in the service
- Why this service matters
- Signs you need this service
- Typical project timeline
- Manufacturer certifications for that roofing type
- Warranty information
- Ballpark pricing (ranges or "starting at" if possible)
- Service area
- Before/after photos
- Clear call-to-action (free inspection, free quote)
The Storm Damage/Insurance Page (Your Money-Maker)
Critical elements:
- Headline: "Storm Damage Roofing Specialists - We Work With Your Insurance"
- Large phone number with click-to-call
- What types of storm damage you handle (hail, wind, trees, ice dams)
- Insurance claim process explanation
- What to expect timeline-wise
- Emergency tarping/temporary repairs
- Service area with storm response coverage
- Before/after storm damage photos
- Before/after storm damage photos
- Insurance company relationships
- Testimonials from insurance claim customers
- "We handle the insurance paperwork" messaging
This page should be prominently linked from homepage. Storm season is revenue season.
Service Area Pages for Geographic Coverage
- Multiple service areas? Create dedicated pages:
- Roofing Contractor Johnson City, TN
- Storm Damage Roofer Kingsport, TN
- Roof Replacement Bristol, TN
- Licensed Roofer Gray, TN
- Each page includes:
- Services available in that area
- Response times for that area
- Local landmarks and neighborhoods
- Reviews from customers in that area
- Service history ("roofing Johnson City since 1995")
- Local building codes knowledge
- Photos of projects in that area
Mobile-First Design (Critical)
Mobile requirements:
- Phone numbers tap-to-call instantly
- Loads under 3 seconds on mobile
- Text readable without zooming
- Quote request forms work perfectly on mobile
- Before/after photo galleries work on phones
- No horizontal scrolling
- Images optimized for mobile
Project Portfolio/Gallery
- Show your work prominently:
- Organized by roof type (shingle, metal, flat, etc.)
- Organized by project type (replacement, storm damage, commercial)
- Before and after photos side-by-side
- Captions with details (location, roof type, timeline, challenge solved)
- Customer testimonials linked to specific projects
Visual proof builds trust. Roofing is visual work.
Technical Foundation
- SSL Certificate: HTTPS security builds trust
- Page Speed: Under 3 seconds. Use Google PageSpeed Insights.
- Quote Request Form: Maximum 5 fields (name, phone, address, service needed, preferred contact method). Every extra field reduces conversions.
- Click-to-Call: Phone numbers must dial when tapped. Test weekly.
Schema Markup for Roofing Contractors
Essential schema types for roofers:
- LocalBusiness Schema: Name, address, phone, hours, service area
- RoofingContractor Schema: Specific schema for roofing contractors
- Service Schema: Each roofing service offered
- Review Schema: Ratings and review count
- FAQPage Schema: FAQ content for featured snippets
- Certification Schema: Manufacturer certifications (GAF, Owens Corning, etc.)
Budget 3-5 hours of developer time for proper implementation.
The payoff: AI platforms instantly understand “This is a GAF Master Elite roofing contractor specializing in storm damage in Johnson City” without interpretation.
SEO Fundamentals for Roofing Contractors
Keyword Strategy for Roofers
Don’t target “roofer” nationally. Focus local:
- Storm/Emergency + Local:
- "storm damage roofer Johnson City"
- "emergency roof repair Kingsport"
- "hail damage roofing Bristol"
- "roof leak repair near me"
- Service + Local:
- "roof replacement Johnson City"
- "metal roof installation Kingsport"
- "commercial roofing Bristol TN"
- "roof repair near me"
- Insurance-related:
- "insurance roofing claims Johnson City"
- "roofer works with insurance"
- "storm damage insurance claim"
- Problem-based:
- "roof leak after storm"
- "missing shingles after wind"
- "hail damage roof"
- "how to tell if roof damaged
- Question-based:
- "how much does new roof cost"
- "when to replace vs repair roof"
- "how to choose roofing contractor"
- "does insurance cover roof damage"
On-Page SEO Basics
- Title Tags: Keyword + location + credentials
- •Good: "Storm Damage Roofing Specialist Johnson City | GAF Master Elite | [Company]"
- Bad: "Roofing Services | [Company]"
- Meta Descriptions: 150-160 characters that drive clicks
- Good: "Licensed roofing contractor specializing in storm damage & insurance claims in Johnson City, Kingsport & Bristol. GAF Master Elite certified. 30+ years. Free inspections!"
- Bad: "We install roofs."
- Header Structure: H1, H2, H3 properly structured
- Image Alt Text: Descriptive
- Good: "Hail damaged asphalt shingle roof replacement Johnson City Tennessee"
- Bad: "roof_photo_1.jpg"
Local SEO Essentials
NAP Consistency: Identical everywhere
- Correct:
- Main St Roofing
- 123 Main Street, Johnson City, TN 37601
- (423) 482-2611
- Service Area Specification: Be explicit
- Vague: "Serving East Tennessee"
- Specific: "Serving Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, Gray, Jonesborough, Elizabethton, Greeneville, and all of Sullivan, Washington, Carter, Greene, and Hawkins Counties"
- Local Content Creation:
- "Common Roofing Problems in East Tennessee"
- "Preparing Your Roof for Tri-Cities Winters"
- "Storm Season in Northeast Tennessee: What to Expect"
- "Tennessee Roofing Building Codes Explained"
- Local Links & Citations:
- Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce
- Better Business Bureau
- Local contractors associations
- Manufacturer certification pages (GAF, Owens Corning)
Content That Demonstrates Expertise
Blog Topics That Work:
- Storm/insurance-focused:
- "What to Do Immediately After Roof Storm Damage"
- "How Insurance Roof Claims Work in Tennessee"
- "Understanding Your Homeowner's Insurance for Roof Damage"
- "Documenting Storm Damage for Insurance Claims"
- Educational:
- "How Long Should a Roof Last?"
- "Signs Your Roof Needs Replacement vs. Repair"
- "Understanding Roofing Warranties"
- "Shingle vs. Metal Roofing: Pros and Cons"
- Seasonal:
- "Preparing Your Roof for Winter in East Tennessee"
- "Spring Roof Inspection Checklist"
- "Summer Storm Season Preparation"
- Technical:
- "Understanding Roof Ventilation"
- "What is Roof Decking and When Does It Need Replacement?"
- "Choosing the Right Roofing Material for Your Climate"
Google Business Profile: Critical for Local Roofing
Google Business Profile is THE most important visibility factor for local roofers.
Complete Optimization
- Complete Every Field:
- Business name (consistent everywhere)
- Primary category: Roofing Contractor
- Secondary categories: Roof Repair Service, Roofing Supply Store (if applicable)
- Service areas: Every city, town, county you serve
- Business hours
- Phone numbers
- Website URL
- Business description: Use all 750 characters, include certifications
- Services: List everything with descriptions
- Certifications: GAF, Owens Corning, etc.
- Photo Strategy (Critical for Roofing):
- Upload 30+ quality photos:
- Completed roofing projects (many!)
- Before and after comparisons
- Service vehicles with branding
- Team photos in branded gear
- Work in progress
- Storm damage before/after
- Different roof types installed
- Certifications displayed
- Equipment and materials
- Satisfied customers (with permission)
Update monthly. Roofing is visual. Show your work.
- Google Posts (Weekly):
- Post updates:
- Recent project completions with photos
- Storm warnings and preparation tips
- Seasonal roofing advice
- Maintenance reminders
- Team highlights
- Certification updates
- Special inspection offers
- Services Section (Be Specific):
- Storm Damage Repair ($0 - explain free inspection)
- Roof Replacement ($ 7,000 - $15,000)
- Emergency Roof Repair ($300 - $1,500)
- Roof Inspection ($0 - $200)
- Gutter Installation ($800 - $2,500)
- Metal Roof Installation ($10,000 - $25,000)
Price ranges help qualify leads.
What Our Clients Say
Q&A Section (Pre-Populate):
Yes, we work with all insurance companies and assist with the entire claims process. We can meet with your adjuster and help document storm damage.
Yes, we provide free roof inspections and estimates for all residential and commercial properties.
Most residential roof replacements take 1-3 days depending on size and complexity. We’ll provide a specific timeline with your estimate.
We’re a GAF Master Elite contractor (top 3% of roofers nationwide), licensed and fully insured with liability and workers compensation.
Yes, we offer both manufacturer warranties (up to 50 years on some products) and our workmanship warranty.
Price ranges help qualify leads.
Review Strategy for Roofers
Reviews are critical. Roofing is expensive and involves homeowners’ biggest investment.
- What Matters:
- Quantity: 75+ Google reviews makes you very competitive
- Recency: Recent reviews matter more. 150 reviews from 2019 < 60 reviews from this year.
- Detail: "They replaced our roof in 2 days, cleaned up everything, worked great with our insurance, beautiful result" beats "Good roofer"
- Keywords: Reviews mentioning "insurance," "storm damage," "professional," "clean," "warranty" help rankings
- Photos in Reviews: Encourage customers to add photos. Before/after from customers is powerful
- Your Responses: Respond to every review within 24 hours
- Getting Reviews Systematically:
- 1. Complete project successfully
- 2. Final walkthrough shows quality
- 3. Within 4 hours, send follow-up text/email
- 4. Include direct Google review link
- 5. Make it one-click easy
- Don't incentivize (violates terms). Do make it automatic.
Negative Review Response:
“Thank you for your feedback, [Name]. Quality work and customer satisfaction are our top priorities. I’m sorry your experience didn’t meet our standards. Please contact me directly at [phone/email] so I can understand what happened and make it right. – [Owner Name]”
Professional. Not defensive. Shows you care about resolution.
The AI Visibility Layer
How People Use AI to Find Roofers
- Real searches happening now:
- "Find me a roofer in Johnson City who works with insurance"
- "I have storm damage on my roof, who should I call?"
- "Compare roofing contractors in Kingsport"
- "How do I know if I need a new roof?"
- "What should I look for when hiring a roofer?"
- AI platforms search and recommend based on what they find.
What Makes You AI-Recommendable
- AI platforms recommend roofers who:
- 1. Have consistent information everywhere: NAP identical across all platforms
- 2. Display clear credentials: Certifications (GAF Master Elite, etc.), licensing, insurance
- 3. Have strong review profiles: Many detailed positive reviews
- 4. Demonstrate insurance expertise: Clear messaging about insurance claim work
- 5. Answer questions comprehensively: FAQ pages with complete answers
- 6. Are clearly local and available: Service area specific, hours clear
- 7. Show their work:Free consultation, easy schedulingBefore/after photos, project galleries
- 8. Use structured data: Schema markup for machine readability
- Following this guide gets you 80% there.
Platform-Specific Considerations
- Google Gemini: Google Gemini: Pulls from Google Business Profile heavily. Complete profile with many project photos critical.
- ChatGPT: Uses web search (Bing). Strong SEO and review presence matters.
- Claude: Emphasizes credentials and citations. Professional site with clear certifications.
- Perplexity: Similar to ChatGPT/Claude—web search with citations.
- Optimizing for one helps all.
FAQ Pages for AI Citations
Comprehensive FAQ covering:
- General Roofing:
- How long do roofs last?
- When to replace vs. repair?
- How much does new roof cost?
- What's the best roofing material?
- Storm & Insurance:
- Does insurance cover storm damage?
- How do roofing insurance claims work?
- What's the process for storm damage?
- Do you work with all insurance companies?
- Process & Timeline:
- How long does roof replacement take?
- What's involved in roof replacement?
- Do I need to be home during roofing?
- How do you protect my property?
- Credentials & Quality:
- What certifications do you have?
- Are you licensed and insured?
- What warranties do you offer?
- How do you handle quality control?
Each answer: 150-250 words with certifications mentioned.
Implement FAQ schema for AI citations.
Directory & Citation Management
Essential Directories for Roofers
- Major Data Aggregators:
- Infogroup
- Neustar Localeze
- Acxiom
- Data Axle
- Roofing-Specific:
- Angie's List / Angi
- HomeAdvisor
- Thumbtack
- Porch
- Houzz
- Manufacturer Sites:
- GAF contractor locator
- Owens Corning contractor finder
- CertainTeed locator
- Etc.
- General Review Platforms:
- Yelp
- Facebook Business
- Better Business Bureau
- Nextdoor Business
- Local:
- Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce
- Local builders associations
- Roofing contractors associations
- You need the RIGHT 15-20 directories with consistent information.
Citation Consistency Audit
- Quarterly:
- 1. Google: "your business name + city"
- 2. Check top 20 results for NAP
- 3. Fix inconsistencies immediately
- 4. Claim unclaimed listings
- 5. Request duplicate removal
Measuring What Matters
Lead Tracking
- Track by Source:
- Website organic
- Google Business Profile
- Paid ads
- Referrals
- Storm canvassing (if applicable)
- Track by Type:
- Emergency/storm damage
- Planned replacement
- Repair
- Insurance vs. cash
- Conversion Metrics:
- Leads to inspections scheduled
- Inspections to estimates provided
- Estimates to jobs booked
- Average job value by source
Website Analytics
- Google Analytics:
- Traffic sources
- Page performance
- Time on site
- Bounce rate
- Mobile vs. desktop
- Quote form submissions
- Google Business Profile Insights
- Search queries
- How clients found you
- Actions (calls, website, directions)
- Call volume trends
- Peak seasons
- Review Metrics
- Total reviews by platform
- Average ratings
- New reviews monthly
- Response rate/time
- Sentiment trends
- Services mentioned
- Job Quality Metrics
- Average job value by source
- Profit margin by project type
- Repeat customer rate
- Referral rate
- Insurance vs. cash work ratio
Common Mistakes & Red Flags
Red Flag #1: Hidden Insurance Expertise
You do insurance work but barely mention it.
Fix: Dedicated insurance page. Homepage prominence. Google Business Profile emphasis.
Red Flag #2: No Project Photos
Roofing is visual. No photos = no credibility.
Fix: Professional photography of every project. 30+ photos on Google Business Profile. Before/afters on website.
Red Flag #3: Inconsistent NAP
Different information confuses search engines.
Fix: Standardize immediately everywhere.
Red Flag #4: No Storm Season Preparation
You wait for storms instead of preparing for them.
Fix: Pre-storm content, storm warnings via Google Posts, emergency response messaging ready.
Red Flag #5: Generic Project Descriptions
“Quality roofing” means nothing.
Fix: Detailed descriptions of each project type with timelines, materials, warranties.
Red Flag #6: Ignoring Negative Reviews
Unanswered negatives hurt credibility.
Fix: Professional responses within 24 hours offering resolution.
Red Flag #7: No Manufacturer Certifications Displayed
You’re certified but don’t show it.
Fix: Display all certifications prominently everywhere—website header, Google profile, marketing.
Red Flag #8: Vague Service Area
“East Tennessee” is meaningless.
Fix: List specific cities and counties.
Red Flag #9: No Emergency Response Process
No clear process for storm damage emergencies.
Fix: Document and communicate emergency response timeline and process.
Red Flag #10: Poor Follow-Up System
No clear process for storm No systematic follow-up after inspections or estimates.
Fix: Automated follow-up system for leads at every stage.
DIY vs. Professional Help
- You Can DIY:
- Google Business Profile management
- Review requests and responses
- Basic content creation
- Citation audits
- Project photo uploads
- Social media basics
- Time: 5-7 hours weekly
- Professional Help Matters:
- Website development ($4,000-$12,000)
- Schema markup ($600-$2,000)
- Professional SEO ($1,200-$3,000/month)
- PPC advertising ($800-$1,500/month + ad spend)
- Professional photography ($800-$2,500)
- CRM/lead management system ($100-$500/month)
- Recommended Hybrid:
- Professional website (one-time)
- Professional SEO (ongoing)
- Professional photography (per project or annual package)
- DIY Google Business Profile
- DIY review management
- DIY project photo uploads
Seasonal Strategies
Roofing is highly seasonal.
Seasonal Marketing Strategies
Spring (March-May)
- Focus: Storm season prep, winter damage inspection, spring replacements before heat
- Content: "Spring Roof Inspection," "Preparing for Storm Season"
- Marketing: Inspection specials, maintenance contracts
Summer (June-August)
- Focus: Peak season, storm damage response, insurance claims
- Content: "Storm Damage Guide," "Insurance Claims Process"
- Marketing: Storm damage rapid response, insurance expertise
Fall (September-November)
- Focus: Winter prep, final good weather replacements
- Content:"Winterizing Your Roof," "Fall Inspection Guide"
- Marketing:Pre-winter inspection specials
Winter (December-February)
- Focus: Emergency repairs, ice dam removal, planning for spring
- Content:"Ice Dam Prevention," "Winter Roof Damage"
- Marketing: Emergency service, spring planning consultations
Storm Season Optimization
Storm season is peak revenue season. Optimize specifically:
- Pre-Storm Marketing
- Storm preparation content
- Emergency contact information prominent
- Google Business Profile posts about storm readiness
- Email/text list for storm alerts
- During Storm Season
- Rapid response messaging
- Insurance claim assistance
- Emergency tarping services
- Before/after documentation
- Post-Storm Follow-Up
- Inspection offers for storm-affected areas
- Insurance claim deadline reminders
- Free damage assessment campaigns
- Before/after documentation
The Roofing Contractor's AI Visibility Checklist
- Foundation ✓
- [ ] Mobile-responsive fast website
- [ ] Tap-to-call prominent
- [ ] Service pages for all offerings
- [ ] Storm damage/insurance page prominent
- [ ] Service area pages
- [ ] Comprehensive FAQ (30+ Q&As)
- [ ] Certifications displayed
- [ ] Project gallery with 50+ photos
- [ ] Quote form mobile-friendly
- Technical SEO ✓
- [ ] LocalBusiness schema
- [ ] RoofingContractor schema
- [ ] Service schema
- [ ] Review schema
- [ ] FAQ schema
- [ ] Certification schema
- [ ] Title tags optimized
- [ ] Image alt text
- Google Business Profile ✓
- [ ] Claimed and verified
- [ ] 100% complete
- [ ] Accurate categories
- [ ] Service areas listed
- [ ] All services with pricing
- [ ] 30+ quality project photos
- [ ] Weekly posts
- [ ] Q&A populated (20+)
- All reviews responded to
- Reviews ✓
- [ ] 75+ Google reviews (4.5+)
- [ ] Active Yelp
- [ ] Facebook reviews
- [ ] HomeAdvisor presence
- [ ] Review request system
- [ ] Response protocol
- Content ✓
- [ ] 15+ helpful articles
- [ ] Storm/insurance content
- [ ] Certifications emphasized
- [ ] Seasonal content
- [ ] Project case studies
- [ ] Quarterly updates
- Citations ✓
- [ ] NAP consistent
- [ ] Major aggregators
- [ ] Roofing directories
- [ ] Manufacturer sites
- [ ] Local associations
- [ ] Quarterly audits
- Visual Assets ✓
- [ ] 50+ project photos
- [ ] Before/after galleries
- [ ] Different roof types shown
- [ ] Storm damage documentation
- [ ] Professional team photos
- [ ] Drone footage (if applicable)
- Monitoring ✓
- [ ] Google Analytics
- [ ] Lead tracking by source
- [ ] Monthly insights review
- [ ] Quarterly competitive analysis
- [ ] Review metrics
- [ ] Job value by source
- Execute over 90-120 days methodically.
Conclusion: Quality, Credentials, and Consistency Win
Roofing marketing is about demonstrating expertise, credentials, and quality work through visual proof and customer testimonials.
Roofers dominating their markets:
- 1. Build foundation first: Professional website, complete Google profile, consistent citations
- 2. Show their work: Extensive project photos, before/afters, visual proof
- 3. Emphasize credentials: Certifications prominently displayed everywhere
- 4. Excel at insurance work: Clear messaging about insurance expertise
- 5. Earn and showcase reviews: Systematic requests, professional responses
- 6. Optimize for storms: Rapid response capability, emergency messaging
- 7. Measure and improve: Track leads by source and type, optimize what works
This isn’t glamorous. It’s strategic, disciplined execution. But it generates leads—especially high-value storm damage and insurance leads.
The roofers getting those leads, maintaining full crews year-round, earning customer trust—they’ve mastered these fundamentals.
Build the foundation. Show your work. Layer on AI optimization. Measure. Adjust. Repeat.
The leads will follow.
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At Main St Internet Marketing, we’ve helped roofing contractors throughout the Tri-Cities area build comprehensive online visibility strategies that generate consistent leads and maximize storm season revenue.
We’re certified professionals with eight professional certifications in search marketing, analytics, content marketing, and customer acquisition. We’ve been doing this since 2009.
Our approach: fundamentals first, advanced tactics second. No smoke and mirrors. No vanity metrics. Just measurable results focused on leads and revenue.
- We offer:
- **Complete website development** for roofing contractors
- **Local SEO and Google Business Profile management**
- **Schema markup implementation** for AI visibility
- **Content strategy** emphasizing insurance and storm work
- **Review management systems**
- **Project photography coordination**
- **Storm season marketing campaigns**
- **Comprehensive digital marketing**