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Roofers Going Digital is not a roofing CRM. We're a HubSpot Partner that builds the sales process your CRM runs on: pipeline design, lead scoring, automated follow-up, KPIs and sales team training. Buying software is the easy part — the reason roofers lose jobs is that nobody follows up.
Your CRM isn't broken. There's just no process inside it.
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You spent money to get the lead. The ad ran, the phone rang, the form came in. And then it sat there.
Working in the industry, we've seen the same thing over and over: marketing and sales operating in silos. In our own past, even when we successfully drove roofing leads to a sales team, "those leads were often sitting unanswered in a CRM."
That's not a software problem. That's a process problem. And no CRM on the market fixes it by itself, because a CRM is a filing cabinet — it does exactly what your process tells it to do, and if there's no process, it files nothing.
Every estimator does it their way. Two estimators on the same crew quote the same job differently.
Nobody knows who owns which deal, or when it went cold. The pipeline is whatever your best guess is on Monday.
You can't tell me your close rate, your average job size or your cost per closed job — because nothing is tracked the same way twice.
If any of those three sounded like your company, buying a different CRM will not change your close rate.
Fair question, and it's the one we get most. Here's the honest answer: a CRM for roofing gives you the place to put things. A sales process tells you what goes where, who touches it, how fast, and what happens when nobody does.
Most roofing companies we talk to already own a CRM. Some own more than one. What they don't own is a written pipeline, a definition of a qualified lead, a follow-up sequence that runs whether or not the estimator remembers, and a number they check on Friday.
We came at this from the sales side. Our founder sold commercial roofing and coatings before he ever built a marketing campaign — so when we say the process matters more than the platform, that's not a software vendor's opinion. It's what happens when you've had to hit a number yourself.
| A roofing CRM gives you | A sales process gives you | |
|---|---|---|
| Leads | A place to store them | A definition of which ones your team calls first |
| Follow-up | The ability to send a reminder | Follow-up that happens even when your estimator is on a roof |
| Estimates | A template to fill in | A standard on what goes out, at what margin, and how fast |
| Pipeline | Stages you can rename | Stages that mean the same thing to every person on the team |
| Reporting | Dashboards | KPIs somebody is accountable for on a set day |
| When a deal goes cold | It stays in the system | Something happens to it |
We're not going to hand you a ranked list. Anybody who ranks a CRM for a roofing company without knowing how that company sells is guessing, and half of those lists are paid placements.
What we can give you is the filter we use when we sit down with a roofing company and decide what to implement. Run your shortlist through these seven questions. If a platform fails several of them, it's not your platform.
Residential runs on speed and volume. Commercial runs on long cycles, multiple decision-makers and bid calendars. A platform tuned for one is a bad fit for the other.
If your lead source lives in one tool and the deal lives in another, you will never know which channel pays for itself.
The best-designed pipeline in the world loses to a crew that won't open the app.
Follow-up is where jobs are won. If automating it requires a ticket to support, it won't get built.
Close rate, average job size, cost per closed job, speed to first contact. If you can't get those four without exporting to a spreadsheet, keep looking.
Per-seat pricing that feels fine today can get brutal once the sales team grows.
This is the one nobody asks, and it's the one that decides whether the whole thing works. Software doesn't implement itself.
We're HubSpot Partners, and HubSpot is what we run — for our clients and for our own company. So take this with the appropriate grain of salt, and here's exactly why: it holds marketing and sales in one place, so we can trace a closed job back to the ad, the blog post or the LinkedIn message that started it. That's the one thing a roofing-specific field CRM usually can't do, and it's the whole reason we picked it.
Where we'll tell you not to switch: if your team already lives inside a roofing-specific platform for production, measurement and material orders, ripping it out is usually a bad trade. Bring that up on the call — it changes what we recommend, and sometimes it means we're not the right fit for you. The goal is a process that runs, not a logo on your login screen.
Two programs. A pipeline without a CRM to run it is a whiteboard, and a CRM without a pipeline is the problem you came here with. This is what a CRM for roofers looks like once there's a process running inside it.
Consulting and execution to fully optimize your CRM for marketing and sales. We run a comprehensive CRM audit, manage data migration, and handle HubSpot marketing and sales integrations so the system actually supports lead management and automation — from lead scoring and segmentation to custom workflows and reporting.
Strategic consulting that streamlines your sales process. We audit your current operations and implement pipeline management, lead nurturing automation and CRM integration for sales tracking — then stay on for sales team training and custom sales reporting.
Every lead gets worked, every deal has an owner, and you know your close rate on Friday. We do the audit, the migration, the configuration and the training. You bring access and decisions.
A written sales pipeline every person on the team reads the same way
Replaces: every estimator running their own method, and a Monday guessing contest
Lead scoring, so the team calls the most likely job first
Replaces: first-come-first-served, or whoever yelled loudest
Automated follow-up that runs from the CRM
Replaces: depending on your estimator to remember on a Thursday
Defined KPIs with an owner and a review day
Replaces: "I think we’re having a good month"
Sales team training on the system you actually use
Replaces: a login and a hope
An upsell process for customers you already earned
Replaces: leaving the second job on the table
A HubSpot Partner configuring it, not your office manager on YouTube
Replaces: a weekend of tutorials and a half-built workflow
On the call we'll tell you if your process doesn't need us yet. Sometimes the answer is three workflows and a Friday meeting, and we'll say so.
Reviews from roofing owners and operators on Google and LinkedIn.
Read our reviews on GoogleWe sit down and go through how your company sells today — who touches a lead, in what order, and where deals die. No slides.
We audit your current CRM and operations, then map the pipeline your company should actually run, residential and commercial separately if you do both.
We configure it, migrate your data, build the automation, and train your team. Then we keep reviewing the KPIs with you.
Lead generation brings the lead in. This page is about what happens to it after. And email marketing is what wakes up the ones that already went cold.
There isn't one best roofing CRM, and any list that says otherwise is either guessing or getting paid. The right platform depends on whether you sell residential, commercial or both; whether your estimators will use it from a roof; whether it holds marketing and sales in one place; and who is going to configure and train on it. We run HubSpot and we're HubSpot Partners, so weigh that accordingly — we picked it because it keeps marketing and sales in one system, so a closed job can be traced back to the campaign that started it. If your team already lives in a roofing-specific platform, tell us on the call: that changes what we recommend.
Whichever one lets you run two different pipelines without fighting the software. Residential and commercial are different businesses: one is speed and volume, the other is long cycles, multiple decision-makers and bid calendars. If a platform forces both into the same stages, your reporting stops being usable. Most companies doing both need separate pipelines, separate lead scoring and separate KPIs — the platform matters less than whether it allows that.
No. We're a marketing and sales consulting firm for roofing companies and a HubSpot Partner. We don't sell you software — we audit the CRM you have, build the sales process that runs inside it, automate the follow-up, define the KPIs and train your team. If you don't own a CRM yet, we'll help you pick one and implement it.
A deep dive into how you sell today, a CRM audit, data migration, a mapped sales pipeline, lead scoring, automated follow-up workflows, defined KPIs, sales team structuring, an upsell process, and ongoing consulting and training. It's the Growth CRM Implementation and Sales Operational System programs.
Start with speed to first contact and follow-up count, because that’s where most roofers lose. Write down your pipeline stages and what has to be true to move a deal forward. Score your leads so your best estimator gets the best shots. Automate the follow-up so it doesn’t depend on anyone’s memory. Then measure close rate and average job size the same way every month. Most companies find more revenue in the leads they already paid for than in a bigger ad budget.
Bring us how you sell today, however messy it is. On the call we'll tell you what your process actually needs — and if it's smaller than a full implementation, we'll tell you that too.
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