The outcome

Ranking a roofing business in 24 hours

A roofing business appeared on Google within a day of moving to YG3. Its first lead came in before the week was out. The switch also saved more than $100 a month. Here's the recipe behind that first week.

The ingredients

What you need

• Your roofing business
  Name, city, the areas you serve, and your main services
• A way to reach you
  A phone number and email where new inquiries should go
• A few good photos
  Your crew, completed roofs, or work in progress—optional to start
• YG3
  Start with a free workspace

The recipe

How to do it

1. 1

   Start with what you do best

   Write down the three roofing jobs you most want calls about—maybe repairs, storm damage, and replacements. Add the towns you actually serve and the number homeowners should call. That's all you need to get going.

2. 2

   Build your website with one instruction

   Get started with YG3, follow the short setup, and paste the recipe below into the tool you choose. You'll get a website that introduces the business, explains the work, and makes getting an estimate easy. Review it, make it yours, and publish.

3. 3

   Give each service its own front door

   Take a look at the pages for your main services. A homeowner with storm damage should land on a page that speaks to storm damage—not hunt through a generic list. Keep the service area and phone number easy to spot.

4. 4

   Make the phone ring

   Try the website on your phone. Tap the call button. Send a test message through the form. Check that every inquiry reaches the right person. If you offer emergency repairs, make that easy to find.

5. 5

   Watch your first week

   Share the new site wherever customers already find you. Look for your business on Google and keep an eye on calls and form submissions. The roofer behind this recipe appeared on Google in a day and had a lead before the first week was over.

6. 6

   Keep it growing each week

   You now have a published roofing website, individual service pages, and working ways for homeowners to request an estimate. Keep the phone and contact form working, update the site with real projects and useful answers, and check each week which pages and inquiries are moving the business forward. Use the weekly prompt below to turn this into a routine.