Roofers
GroupHound for roofers
Roofing leads from your local Facebook groups
After every storm, local groups fill up with “Who’s a good roofer?” GroupHound alerts your phone the moment someone in your groups asks, with a reply ready to send.
What it catches
The posts that turn into roofing jobs
“Hail hit our street hard. Anyone know a roofer who can take a look and help with the insurance side?”
“Water stain getting bigger on the bedroom ceiling. Need someone to find the leak.”
“Our roof is 20+ years old. Looking for honest quotes on a replacement.”
“Buying a house and the inspector flagged the roof. Who can give us a quick assessment?”
“Gutters are overflowing and pulling away from the house. Who does gutter work?”
“A door-knocker says we need a new roof. Can someone local give a second opinion?”
When it matters most
Storms create a rush. Be first in line.
After storms and hail
Wind and hail bring a wave of posts within hours, and homeowners hire the roofer who responds first and seems trustworthy.
Rainy seasons
Leaks show up when the rain does, and people ask the group who can find and fix them quickly.
Home sales
Inspections and insurance requirements send buyers and sellers looking for a roofer on a deadline.
Ready on day one
Starter keywords for roofers, already set up
Begin with the words homeowners actually use, then add the jobs you want more of. Ads from other roofing companies and storm chasers are screened out, so you only hear about real requests.
“Storm last night took a bunch of shingles off and now there’s a water spot on the ceiling. Who’s a good roofer?”
Drafted reply (example)Sorry about the damage! Take photos of the ceiling and any shingles in the yard now, it helps with insurance. I’m John Smith with ABC Roofing, a local roofer, and I can come take a look and tarp it if needed. Feel free to message me.
Drafted replies
Local, helpful and not a storm chaser
GroupHound drafts a reply for that exact post, with practical advice that sets you apart from door-knockers and an easy way to reach you. Edit it to sound like you, then tap straight to the post.
Questions
Questions from roofers
Yes. You choose which groups and keywords to watch, and you can narrow them anytime, for example to the neighborhoods you serve.
It screens out promotional posts from other businesses. If one slips through, tap “Not a lead” and it learns.
You can send new leads to a Slack channel your team watches, and get a daily or weekly email report of new, replied and open leads.
GroupHound is currently an invite-only beta. Eventual monthly subscription.
Be the roofer they call first
GroupHound is invite-only while in beta. Request a spot and we’ll get you set up.