The best roofing marketing agency depends on your size and which channel should get the phone ringing. DG Agency fits $1M+ roofers who want Google Local Services Ads, Google Maps, Yelp, and reviews run by the founder. Hook Agency and RYNO fit bigger roofers. Scorpion fits multi-location operators. Roofing Webmasters and Footbridge Media fit smaller budgets.
Hook and RYNO sell SEO, ads, and a new website from one large team. Jives Media and Contractor Gorilla round out the list.
Full disclosure first. I'm Daniel Gonzalez, I run DG Agency, and DG is on this list. So here's the rule I wrote it under. Every fact about another roofing marketing company comes from that company's own website or a press release, checked on October 14, 2026. If an agency doesn't publish a price, the table says "Not published" instead of me guessing. And I'll tell you plainly where DG is the wrong pick.
Last updated October 21, 2026.
Roofing marketing agencies at a glance
| Agency | Best for | Main channels | Published pricing | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DG Agency | $1M+ roofers who want the founder on the account | Google LSA, Google Business Profile, local SEO, Yelp, reviews | Starting at $5,000/mo, month-to-month, 90-day guarantee | Canyon Lake, CA |
| Hook Agency | Growth-mode roofers over $2M | SEO, Google Ads, LSA, websites | Roofer SEO up to $4,800/mo. Local SEO from $2,800/mo, PPC from $2,000/mo | Minneapolis, MN |
| RYNO Strategic Solutions (formerly Blue Corona) | Larger roofers on ServiceTitan who want CSR coaching too | Websites, paid media, LSA, SEO, call tracking | Not published. Says clients typically invest $5,000+ | Not published (merger announced from Phoenix) |
| Scorpion | Multi-location and storm-heavy operators | Ads, SEO, websites, AI intake | Not published. 12-month contract typical for its technology and SEO | Lehi, UT |
| Roofing Webmasters | Roofers who want a roofing-only SEO and web shop | SEO, websites, AEO, reputation | $99 to start, monthly fee not published | Fort Worth, TX |
| Jives Media | Roofers who want storm campaigns and paid social | Local SEO, Google Ads, LSA, paid social, websites | Not published | California |
| Contractor Gorilla | Roofers who mainly need a custom website | Websites, SEO, PPC | Not published | Not published |
| Footbridge Media | Small roofers on a tight budget | Website, SEO, Google Business Profile, reviews | $249/mo, website included, no contract | Pensacola, FL |
Ad spend paid to Google, Meta, or Yelp is separate from every fee in this table.
DG Agency
DG Agency is a small shop in Canyon Lake, California, founded in 2020. We work remotely with home service contractors nationwide doing $1M or more a year, and roofing is a big share of it. I'm on every account myself. The work is Google Local Services Ads, Google Business Profile, local SEO, Yelp, and reviews. That's the stuff that puts a roofer in front of a homeowner who is searching right now with a leak or a hail claim. TMC Roofing is one of the roofing companies we work with.
The result I point to most is TMC Roofing in Riverside County, which went from 63 to 136 booked LSA jobs in a month while cost per booked job held at about $160, from August to September 2026. You can see more of the work on our case studies page.
Retainers start at $5,000 a month, month-to-month, and your ad spend goes straight to the platforms. The guarantee is simple. If there's no measurable result in 90 days, the retainer gets refunded. Full details are on the pricing page.
Now the part where DG is the wrong pick. We're a small team. There's no in-house video crew or website team bundled into the retainer, and a new website is a separate project. If you want a big bench of specialists, a larger agency fits better. And if your company is under $1M a year, a $5,000 floor is too much money. Start with one of the cheaper options below. Best fit: a $1M+ roofer who wants to text the person running the account. More on how we do it on our roofing marketing agency page.
Hook Agency
Hook Agency is a Minneapolis contractor marketing agency led by owner and CEO Tim Brown. Its about page describes a 30-plus person team and says the agency ranked #1959 on the Inc. 5000. Hook's roofing page lists SEO, Google Ads management, website design, LSA, and Google Maps SEO.
Hook publishes more pricing than almost anyone in this space. The roofing page says roofer SEO runs up to $4,800 a month. The pricing page lists local SEO from $2,800 a month, pay-per-click from $2,000 a month, Meta ads from $3,000 a month, and websites at $12,000 or $24,000 split across 12 months. The pricing page also says you own your website and your ad account.
Hook is upfront about who it's for. The roofing page says it's usually the best fit for growth-mode contractors over $2M, and its intake form marks under $1M as not a fit right now. Roofing case studies on the page include Badgerland Exteriors and Young Construction. Best fit: a $2M+ roofer who wants SEO, ads, and a new site from a well-known brand.
RYNO Strategic Solutions (formerly Blue Corona)
If you've been looking at Blue Corona, it merged with RYNO Strategic Solutions effective October 1, 2024, and the combined company runs under the RYNO name. The merger was announced from Phoenix. RYNO is owned by EverService Holdings, a Sunstone Partners portfolio company.
RYNO's roofing page covers website design, paid media including Local Services Ads, SEO, email, social, video, and call tracking. It also offers TRAXION, a CSR coaching program, which matters more than most roofers think. If your office lets calls roll to voicemail, better ads just buy more missed calls. RYNO's reporting platform, RYNOtrax, connects to ServiceTitan and more than 30 marketing platforms.
There's no price list, but the roofing page says clients typically invest $5,000 or more in the partnership. Best fit: a larger roofer already on ServiceTitan who wants marketing and phone coaching from one big team.
Scorpion
Scorpion is a large marketing technology company with its headquarters in Lehi, Utah. Its roofing page says it targets high-value work like full replacements and turns storm searches and emergency calls into scheduled inspections with 24/7 lead capture. Services include digital advertising, SEO, websites, reputation management, and an AI customer service tool called Scorpion Connect. The roofing page features a Joe The Roofer case study citing a 16x return on total investment. Its home services page also calls Scorpion Google's largest LSA provider.
Pricing isn't published. Scorpion's own FAQ says its marketing technology and services like SEO typically run on a 12-month contract, while ads like Google Ads and LSA are typically month-to-month. Read that contract before you sign. Best fit: a multi-location or storm-heavy roofer that wants one big platform and is fine with a year-long commitment.
Roofing Webmasters
Roofing Webmasters is a roofing-only marketing company in Fort Worth, Texas, founded by Nolen Walker. Its about page lists 16-plus years in business, more than a dozen webmasters on staff, and 200-plus clients. Services include SEO, website design, AEO, local SEO, and reputation management.
The pricing setup is unusual. The homepage advertises "$99 to Start" and says new clients pay a small first charge, can get a refund if they aren't happy, and move to a monthly fee if they are. The ongoing monthly amount isn't published. The site says its monthly plans keep roofers out of long-term agreements. Best fit: a roofer who wants a shop that only does roofing and wants to try it before committing.
Jives Media
Jives Media was founded in 2012 and says it's headquartered in California. Unlike most of this list, it isn't a trades-only shop. Its industries page lists 12 verticals, including roofing and HVAC alongside car dealerships, jewelry, and credit unions.
The roofing page covers local and AI SEO, Google Ads and Local Services Ads, paid social, websites, and reporting. The storm piece stands out. Jives says it keeps creative and geography preloaded so campaigns can go live within a day when weather hits your area. Its named roofing client is Sparta Roofing, with a reported 100% revenue increase and 1,000-plus booked leads. Pricing isn't published. Best fit: a roofer who wants paid social and fast storm campaigns and doesn't mind an agency that also serves other industries.
Contractor Gorilla
Contractor Gorilla has been building websites for contractors since 2008 and says it only works with contractors and trades. Roofing is one of 17 trades listed on its homepage. The core service is custom websites, plus SEO, Google Ads, and logo design.
It doesn't publish pricing or an address. The homepage says sites of one to five pages take about four to six weeks, and it doesn't limit revisions during the design phase. Best fit: a roofer whose real problem is an old, slow website and who wants it rebuilt by people who only do contractor sites.
Footbridge Media
Footbridge Media is in Pensacola, Florida, and has marketed contractors since 2004. Roofing is one of the 16 trades on its homepage. Its main program is $249 a month with no contract, and the website is included at no extra cost. The package covers local SEO, Google Business Profile management, automated review management, a CRM, and online scheduling. Footbridge also lists Google Local Services Ads as a separate service and offers a 90-day money-back guarantee.
At that price, expect a well-run system, not a strategist digging into your numbers every week. For a lot of roofers that's the right trade. Best fit: a roofer under $1M who needs a real website and the basics handled for a small monthly fee.
How to choose a roofing marketing agency
Most roofers don't lose money on the wrong agency. They lose it on leads nobody calls back and on paying for channels they can't measure. Ask these before you sign with anyone here, us included.
Ask how they count booked jobs
Clicks and leads are easy to inflate. Ask to see a report with what you paid, how many leads came in, and how many turned into booked inspections or signed jobs. If the agency only talks traffic, keep shopping.
Ask what happens when a storm rolls through
Storm demand lands fast and leaves fast. Ask who adjusts budgets and service areas when hail hits, and how quickly. A good answer has a name and a time frame in it.
Ask who owns the accounts and the website
Your Google Business Profile, your LSA account, your ad accounts, and your website should sit in your name. The agency gets access. If you part ways, your reviews and history stay with you. Hook's pricing page says it in plain words, and you should expect the same from anyone.
Get the contract length in writing
Terms on this list run from month-to-month to a typical 12 months. Neither is wrong, but you should know which one you're signing before the first invoice.
Check the phone side
Google ranks LSA partly on how fast you respond, and a missed call is a lost roof. Ask whether the agency tracks your answer rate and what it does when the office is the problem.
Match the agency to your size
A $700K roofer and a $10M storm company need different help. Big agencies bring a deep bench and software. Small shops bring direct access to the person doing the work. Know which one you need before the sales call.
Do you need a roofing marketing agency at all?
Maybe not yet. If you're under about $500K, you answer your own phone, and you can spend an hour a week asking for reviews and posting to your Google Business Profile, you can handle the basics yourself. An agency starts paying for itself once your ad spend is big enough that bad leads, missed calls, and loose settings cost more each month than the fee.
If LSA is the channel you care about most, read our comparison of LSA management agencies. If you want to see what a $5,000 retainer covers, it's all on the pricing page. And if you'd rather just talk it through, book a 30-minute call and I'll tell you honestly whether DG or someone else on this list fits you better.
