Blue Aspen Marketing partnered with a growing Phoenix roofing company to replace inconsistent lead quality, weak visibility in competitive markets, and a confusing website with a clearer, more reliable system for generating real roofing inquiries.
Focused on booked jobs — not wasted calls or marketing guesswork.
Growth Was Happening — But It didn’t feel controllable.
“We were getting leads, but too many weren’t turning into real jobs.”
Calls were coming in, but lead quality was inconsistent. Too many inquiries were price shoppers or poor fits, forcing the team to spend time sorting through leads instead of focusing on real roofing projects.
“We weren’t standing out in competitive markets.”
In high-traffic cities like Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, and Glendale, competitors dominated search results. Despite past marketing efforts, visibility remained weak where homeowners were actively searching for roofing services.
“The website didn’t help close the deal.”
The site was difficult to navigate and didn’t clearly explain services, processes, or professionalism. Homeowners weren’t getting the clarity or confidence needed to move forward.
“Marketing felt disconnected.”
Different efforts were happening, but there wasn’t a clear system tying marketing activity back to booked roofing jobs.
This client is a Phoenix-area residential roofing contractor serving homeowners across some of the most competitive markets in the Valley. Their team specializes in high-value roofing projects, including both shingle and tile roofs, and handles a steady monthly volume of installs.
As the business continued to grow, the challenge wasn’t finding work — it was standing out in crowded markets, lowering the cost of qualified roofing leads, and building a marketing system that supported long-term expansion instead of short-term fixes.