Commercial Rev Engine works exclusively with commercial roofing contractors. We build and manage Facebook campaigns, check each opportunity against your commercial-property and territory criteria, and track booked walkthroughs in the CRM. Your team follows up, arranges access, inspects and prices the roof; a booking is not a completed inspection or a sold job.
One commercial roofer per market. US and Canada.
Danny and Andrew explain what came in, what they quoted and what they closed.
A $46,000 job. Then an $80,000 job.
Danny says he closed a roughly $46,000 job within about two weeks, after spending about $1,300 on advertising to that point. Around three months in, he reports closing another job worth about $80,000.
The $1,300 is his early advertising spend, not the total spend for both jobs.
25 leads. 7 estimates. 2 jobs.
Andrew says he had been getting almost no leads. After about a month working with the team on Facebook marketing, he reports roughly 25 leads, seven estimates sent and two jobs closed.
His account shows the steps from an enquiry to an estimate and a won job. Read Andrew’s story →
These recordings refer to SprayFoam Audit, an earlier brand used by our team. Figures are approximate and reported by the customers about their advertising campaigns. Job values are not profit; these individual experiences are not a promise of the same results.
The Commercial Roof Pipeline Engine is designed around the details your estimator needs before a walkthrough is worth putting on the calendar.
Campaigns target owners, property managers, facility directors and building owners in your metro.
Each opportunity is checked for a commercial property, 5,000+ square feet, location and decision-maker status.
The goal is a walkthrough for a commercial property your team can inspect and quote inside its service radius.
The work follows four phases already used in the Commercial Roof Pipeline Engine.
We review your service territory, past clients and average job size, then build the commercial offer.
We write the ad creative, build the landing page and qualifier form, and launch the Facebook campaign.
Leads enter your pipeline with the size, location, roof type and decision-maker details needed for follow-up.
We refine targeting and creative, work to improve cost per lead and scale what is working in your market.
Comparing providers? Read our commercial roofing lead buying guide for qualification questions and appointment definitions, then use its cost-to-stage calculator to compare the cost of an enquiry, qualified opportunity, inspection and quote.
Qualified estimate opportunities that clear the commercial qualifier. Pipeline is not closed revenue. Your ad spend is separate from the retainer, and your team owns the sales conversation after the opportunity is booked.
The guarantee covers the retainer, not ad spend. We do not guarantee a lead count because volume varies by market.
This offer starts with Facebook campaigns. A response to an ad still needs qualification: the property, the contact’s role, the work they need and the next step. Read our Facebook ads guide for commercial roofers for a practical breakdown.
We review the market, develop the commercial offer and creative, build the landing page and qualifier, and track incoming opportunities in the CRM. Campaign decisions should account for the quality of the opportunities, not just the number of form submissions.
Your office needs to follow up, confirm property access and keep appointment outcomes current. Your estimator inspects and prices the roof; your team handles the sale. A booking, an attended inspection and a won job should remain separate stages in the report.
Facebook enquiries and Google search enquiries begin differently. Someone who responds to an ad may be planning work rather than seeking an immediate repair. Confirm the timing before deciding whether the opportunity is ready for an inspection.
Book a 30-minute call. We review your market before the call and tell you straight if the territory can support the offer.
A practical handoff process for commercial roofing enquiries: confirm the property, assign an owner, arrange the visit and record what happened.
Review a commercial roofing website from a property buyer’s point of view: service fit, credible proof, usable contact paths and enquiry measurement.
Compare marketing agencies using clear deliverables, account ownership, reporting definitions, evidence and handover terms for a commercial roofing business.
Planning the next quarter? Use the 90-day commercial roofing marketing plan to coordinate audience, capacity, marketing activity, lead handling, and evidence for the next review. For a spend ceiling based on your own job economics, use the commercial roofing marketing budget planner.