TextAPage for roofers
Every roof you finish becomes a page that sells the next one on that street.
Roofing job pages built from the photos your foreman already takes: the tear-off, the decking, the new shingles. Texted from the roof, published on your own website, filed under the town where the work happened.
Part of every Twin Shores full-service plan · Also available standalone
After a storm, homeowners search by town. Most roofers show up nowhere.
When the wind tears shingles off half a block in Mastic Shirley, the homeowners on that block do not search “best roofer.” They search “roof repair Mastic Shirley” from the front lawn. The roofer who wins that search is usually the one with proof of work in that town on their own website.
You have that proof. It is sitting in your foreman’s camera roll, hundreds of roofs deep. Nobody has time to turn it into pages, so it stays there. Our piece on storm season marketing for Long Island contractors explains why the timing matters so much.
The roof you replaced on Tuesday is the best ad you will ever have in that zip code.
Why roofing job pages work
What a roofing crew texts in
One text from the job, before the dumpster gets picked up. A typical one looks like this:
- A photo of the old roof during tear-off, curled shingles and all
- A shot of the exposed decking or new plywood going down
- Underlayment and drip edge, if the crew grabbed it
- Two or three photos of the finished roof from the street
- One sentence: “Full tear-off in Bellport, replaced two sheets of rotted decking, architectural shingles in charcoal.”
That is everything. No app to open, no login, no form with twelve fields.
If the crew can send a photo to the office, they can publish a job page.
The whole learning curve
What the published roofing page looks like
A real job, told plainly
The page walks through the work your photos show, from tear-off to finished roof, in the town where it happened. It says only what the photos and your sentence support. If you said two sheets of decking, it will not claim a full redeck.
Filed under the town
Each page links into a town hub, so your Bellport roofs build up together and show on a live map.
Private by default
The location is rounded to the town and photo GPS data is stripped. Your license line is added automatically.
Why town by town wins “roofers in Patchogue”
Google wants to show a homeowner a roofer who actually works where they live. A single service area page that lists forty towns says that weakly. A stack of real roof replacements in Patchogue, each with photos and a short write-up, says it loudly.
Do that across Medford, Bellport, Mastic Shirley, and the Moriches, and every town you work in starts to carry its own proof. The pages link to each other through the town hubs, carry schema, and sit on your domain, where they keep earning for as long as the site exists. More on the mechanics in job pages that rank and map pack ranking across Long Island towns.
Who does what
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The foreman texts
Photos plus one sentence, from the roof or the truck, to your dedicated number.
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TextAPage drafts
It writes the page from what was sent. A thin draft waits for more instead of guessing.
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The owner approves
You read it on your phone and reply “publish”. Nothing goes live without that reply.
Roofing questions
Do we need before photos for every roof?
No. Before shots make a stronger page, but a finished roof and one good sentence is enough to start. If the draft is too thin to publish, it tells you and waits.
Will insurance or storm claims details end up on the page?
Only what you text. The page sticks to your photos and your words, and you approve every page before it goes live.
Is this included if Twin Shores already runs our marketing?
Yes. TextAPage is part of every Twin Shores full-service plan. Roofers who want it on its own can book a demo. Our home services marketing page covers the rest of what we do for trades.
Hundreds of roofs in the camera roll. Let’s put them to work.
See a roofing job page go from text to live on a real site. Back to the home services overview or the TextAPage hub.
No app. No login. Pages stay live on your site even if you stop paying.