Roof repair
Find the source of a roof leak. Check worn roof parts and discuss the repair.
See the matching website page →Your Google profile should show the work you do, where you work, and how to reach you.


The first screen shows only part of a profile. The full plan below covers the details that need a closer look.
Each roof service gets its own clear description. The same work appears on the website, so the details line up.
Find the source of a roof leak. Check worn roof parts and discuss the repair.
See the matching website page →Plan a home roof replacement. Review roof materials, tear-off, and the work needed below.
See the matching website page →Check worn roof wood during roof work. Explain any added repair before it starts.
See the matching website page →Check roof wear, loose pieces, and water entry points. Review any needed repair.
See the matching website page →The service drafts and website pages are ready to review. The live profile still needs its real business details checked.
Use job photos the roofer owns. Show the roof issue, the work, and the finished roof. Keep homeowner details private.
Ask customers for an honest review. Reply to what each person wrote. Log the request and response.
Check hours, services, links, and new profile edits. Update job posts when there is useful work to share.
Track profile clicks, website requests, and booked visits as separate steps. A click is not a call answered or a job won.
Illustrative example. Cedar Vale Roofing is fictional. The edited screen images come from two different Google profiles. They are not a client transformation. The expanded sections show a proposed profile and work plan. Social accounts have not been connected. No live profile was changed or result measured.
The cropped screens cannot prove whether unshown fields were missing. The plan covers those fields without treating them as observed defects. Source hours are not proposed business hours.
Google’s social link guidance supports the social link field. Each real link still needs an owner and destination check.
Connect the same company.
Link the real accounts a homeowner can use to check your work.
Check each account belongs to the roofer. Add the same links to the website. Use only accounts the company owns and keeps useful.
Google allows one link per supported social platform, where the field is available.
See the link checks →