For Alaska roofing companies
You already paid for the work you are losing.
Every quote you sent cost you the drive, the climb, the measure and an evening writing it up. That is spent whether anyone ever chases it or not. We build and run the layer that answers your phone, chases your quotes, and keeps the people who said not yet from forgetting you exist.
Eight questions, four minutes, and you see the result before we ask for an email.
Three things we are not going to argue about
01
A quote costs the same whether you chase it or not.
You drove out, got on the roof, measured it, priced it and wrote it up. All of that is spent. Then most of them get filed and never touched again, at full cost.
02
The first person who picks up usually gets the job.
A homeowner with water coming through a ceiling is calling three roofers. That is not a statistic we found somewhere. It is what you would do.
03
A missed call is a job handed to whoever answers next.
Not lost on price. Not lost on craftsmanship. Lost in ninety minutes on a Thursday evening while you were still on a roof.
We do not know how your winter works, whether you run snow, or where your leads come from. Those are questions we ask you. They are not things we tell you.
How it goes
Four stages
The audit
$750, and it all comes back off your projectWe audit what is actually running. Your visibility, your site, what happens when a homeowner tries to reach you, and what happens to a quote after you send it. You get a findings document and a named gap list, yours whether or not you work with us.
It is a real piece of work rather than a sales call in disguise, which is why it has a price on it. Every dollar of it comes off your project when you go ahead, so for anyone who works with us the audit ends up costing nothing. And if we go through it and cannot show you at least three specific things worth fixing, do not pay us. We would rather eat the afternoon than argue about it.
The build
one-timeThe assets. A site built to convert rather than to look like a brochure, real service and location pages, a Google Business Profile done properly, and tracking that finally tells you where work comes from, including the calls.
Running it
monthly · this is the one that mattersThe layer that runs after the assets exist. Every missed call gets a text back inside a minute, so the conversation stays yours. Quote follow-up that happens whether or not anybody remembers. Steady contact with the people who said not yet, so they still know your name when they are ready. Reporting you will actually read.
Growth
monthly, added when you are readyContent, campaigns, new service areas, referral programs. Only once the first two are running and lead volume is genuinely the thing holding you back. Buying more leads before that just means paying a premium for leads that leak out the same holes.
Proof · Northern Snow Removal, Anchorage
From no online presence to four calls a day.
Northern Snow Removal is a seasonal Alaska contractor with the same shape of problem you have: intake that runs through a phone, a compressed window to earn the year, and work that only exists if somebody finds you and gets an answer. When we started, they had no real presence online at all.
We rebuilt the brand from the logo up and engineered the site for local search, so it surfaces the moment somebody in Anchorage goes looking for plowing. Now four new people a day call straight from that website asking about plow jobs. Booked demand, arriving without anyone chasing it.
Before
No real presence online
After
4+
calls a day, from the site
Not followers. Not impressions. Calls, from people who want work done. See the rest of our work →
Same machine, pointed at snow instead of shingles. The phone gets answered, the follow-up happens on a clock instead of on somebody remembering, and the work shows up without anyone chasing it.
Pricing
We publish it, because you would ask in the first five minutes anyway.
| The audit | $750 comes off your project in full |
|---|---|
| The build | $8,500 one-time · payment plan available |
| Running it | $3,000 per month |
| Growth | $5,000 per month, optional |
Sign up and the audit costs you nothing.
The whole $750 comes off your project, so going ahead makes it free in effect. If you decide not to, you keep the findings and we part on good terms. Either way you are not out of pocket for a sales call.
Setup can be spread out.
Payment plans are normal here, and we would rather structure it around your cash flow than have the number be the reason you do not start.
When you would see something.
The audit findings land within a week. Missed-call response and quote follow-up are live inside the first two weeks of the build, because they are the fastest things to switch on and the ones that pay first. Search visibility is slower and honest about it: that is months, not weeks, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.
No auto-renew you have to catch.
We will tell you before anything renews, and you will never find out about a charge after the fact.
Where this does the most good
If any of this sounds like your year, there is something here for you.
- You are running crews in Alaska and the work is already coming in
- Most of it arrives by phone, and a lot of it arrives while you are on a roof
- There are quotes out there you never got an answer on
- Intake still runs off your own phone, or your spouse's
If you are earlier than that and just need the phone to ring at all, say so on the call and we will tell you straight whether we are the right people or whether you should spend that money elsewhere first.
The things you are already thinking
I get all my work from referrals.
Good, and that is the strongest position in this business. We are not going to tell you otherwise. The question is not whether referrals work. It is what happens to one that lands while you are on a roof, and whether the person who said next year is still there when next year comes. That is the part nothing is catching.
Marketing companies do not understand Alaska.
Most do not. A national agency puts a junior account manager on Anchorage and sells you the same template it sells Phoenix. We live here, there are two of us, and both our cell numbers are at the bottom of this page.
I paid an agency before and got a website and a report.
That is the build, and it is about a third of the work. If you stop there you get exactly what you got last time. The part that changes anything is the part that runs every day afterward, and it is the part almost nobody sells because it is the part that is actual work.
Have you done this for other roofers?
The closest is Northern Snow Removal, a seasonal Alaska contractor with the same phone-driven intake: they had no real presence online, we rebuilt the brand and the search visibility, and the site now brings in four or more calls a day asking about plow jobs. Same machine, pointed at snow instead of shingles. Ask us on the call and we will walk you through exactly what we built and what it did.
What is it really going to cost?
Everything is on this page. $750 for the audit, which comes straight back off your project if you go ahead. $8,500 to build it, with a payment plan if that suits you better. $3,000 a month to run it. There is no number we are holding back for the second call.
What if it does not work?
Start with the audit. The findings are yours either way, and afterward you will know more about your own numbers than you do right now, which is worth something even if you walk away from us. And if you do go ahead, the $750 comes back off the project, so it costs you nothing in the end.
Who you would be working with
Two operators in Anchorage. No sales team, no account managers, nobody handing you off once you sign. The people who build it are the people you talk to.
Start with two numbers.
How many quotes you sent last year that nobody ever chased, and how long a homeowner waits when a call comes in at 6:40 on a Thursday. Most owners have never counted either one. Those two numbers tell you what any of this is worth to you.
Book 15 minutes
Tell us where to call you.
Fifteen minutes, and we will not pitch you on it. We will ask what happens to a call that comes in while you are on a roof, and what happens to a quote after you send it, and then tell you straight which one is costing you the most. One of us calls you back within a business day.
Got it.
We will call you within one business day, Mon-Fri Alaska time. There is a confirmation in your inbox now. If something comes up sooner, call Kristian on (907) 267-9434.