Launching Fall Marketing Campaign
Fall is peak roofing season in most markets. Homeowners address roof issues before winter. Weather conditions favor installation. According to a June 2025 seasonal marketing...
Strategies for scaling your roofing company beyond $5M. Market expansion, revenue growth, and breaking through growth ceilings.
Fall is peak roofing season in most markets. Homeowners address roof issues before winter. Weather conditions favor installation. According to a June 2025 seasonal marketing...
Residential roofing companies often look at commercial work as growth opportunity. Bigger projects. Higher dollar values. Less seasonal volatility. According to a January 2025...
April marks the transition from preparation to execution. The planning, hiring, and positioning you did over winter now faces market reality. According to a January 2025 seasonal...
March marks the transition. Weather is turning. Homeowners are inspecting winter damage. Storm season approaches. Spring represents 40% of annual roofing demand in most markets....
Growing 40% feels like winning. Revenue jumps. Market share expands. The business momentum is intoxicating. Then the problems arrive. Cash gets tight. Quality slips. Key employees...
The $5M to $10M transition breaks more roofing companies than any other growth phase. Not because the market won't support $10M, it usually will. Not because the owner lacks...
Roofing is traditionally transactional. You install a roof. You get paid. You may never see that customer again for 20 years. This creates volatile revenue dependent on constant...
The $5M residential roofing company hits a ceiling. The local market has finite homeowners. Competition for each lead intensifies. Growth requires either taking share from...
Your current market feels maxed out. Competitors fight over every lead. Marketing costs climb while margins compress. A new market 50 miles away looks attractive. Fresh...
Somewhere between $5M and $7M, most roofing companies stop growing. Revenue bounces within a narrow band year after year. The owner works harder. Marketing spend increases. But...