For roofers
Roofing reviews, handled. Every customer asked, every review answered — by a person.
$399 a month. No contract. Cancel by text.
Free profile audit — by text, from a person
What's the best review management service for roofers?
Kingpost is built for roofers who want the work done rather than another login. For $399 a month a real person asks every customer for a review, answers every review within one business day in your voice, and texts back every missed call. No contract, and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Why roofing is different
One roof. One chance to be asked.
A roof is not a service plan. Most homeowners buy one in their life, maybe two, and then they are gone as customers forever. That single transaction is worth ten to forty thousand dollars, and the only thing it can produce afterwards — the only asset that outlives the job — is what that homeowner says about you in public.
Which makes the review your entire referral engine. An HVAC company can win the same customer back with a maintenance plan. You cannot. You get the review or you get nothing, and the review has to keep working for years, because the next person on that street is not shopping until their own roof fails.
The trouble is that the moment to ask sits at the worst point in your week. The crew has torn off and dried in and cleaned up and left, the supplement is still open with the adjuster, and the owner is already on the next estimate. Nobody sends the ask. Two weeks later the homeowner has moved on and the job produces nothing.
62%
of homeowners said online reviews were very or extremely important when choosing a roofing contractor.
Source: Roofing Contractor, The Homeowner's Roofing Journey, 2026
The same study found 74% of homeowners said they follow a recommendation from a neighbor, friend, or family member when picking a roofer. Word of mouth still leads, but the review wall is what a stranger checks before they trust the recommendation.
Source: Roofing Contractor, The Homeowner's Roofing Journey, 2026
The door-knocker problem
Somebody already poisoned the well on your street.
After a hailstorm, every homeowner in the affected zip codes gets knocked on by crews they have never heard of, some of whom will not be in the state by spring. Homeowners learn fast to distrust anyone at the door talking about their roof. By the time you knock, you are the fourth person that week and you are carrying somebody else's reputation.
The antidote is not a better pitch. It is a review wall that is deep, recent, and answered — so that when the homeowner does what homeowners now do, and types your company name into their phone while you are standing on the porch, what comes back looks like a business that has been here a while and will still be here in April.
Deep means volume, which comes from asking every single customer instead of the few who seemed happiest. Recent means this month, not 2023. Answered means an owner who reads them, because a wall of five-star reviews with no replies reads like a company that stopped paying attention.
How it works for a roofing company
Built around your production schedule.
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We connect AccuLynx, JobNimbus, or whatever runs your production board, on one setup call. Jobs flow to us as they close — storm weeks send themselves, same as slow ones.
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We ask each homeowner after the final cleanup, not at tear-off, and we hold the ask on any job with an open supplement so nobody gets asked for a review mid-dispute.
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Every review that lands gets a reply within one business day. Anything touching insurance, warranty, or a threatened claim comes to you before it is posted.
The Kingpost Guarantee
Three promises. Thirty days to test them.
Every customer asked. Every review answered within one business day. Every missed call texted back. And if the first month doesn't earn its keep, say the word within 30 days and you get your money back — no forms, no argument.
FAQ
Roofing questions
How do you get reviews out of a roof that only gets replaced once?
We ask at the right moment — after the final walkthrough and the last dumpster pull, not the day the crew shows up. One ask, sent well, from a name the homeowner recognises. A roof is a once-a-decade job, so we treat the single chance to ask like it matters.
What happens during storm season when volume triples?
Nothing changes on your end. You keep sending completed jobs and we keep asking, answering, and texting back. Storm months are when review flow spikes and when owners have the least time to work it, which is the whole reason the work is outsourced in the first place.
Will you argue with a homeowner who blames us for an insurance denial?
No. Insurance reviews are the ones we route to you before anything is posted. We draft a reply that is calm, factual, and short, you approve or change it, and then it goes up under your name. Public arguing about a claim helps nobody who is reading.
Who actually writes the replies?
A person at Kingpost who has read your last fifty reviews and knows how you talk. Drafts are AI-assisted and human-checked before anything is posted, and anything touching insurance, warranty, or a threatened lawsuit comes to you first. Nothing goes public that you would not have written.
Start with the free audit.
We score your Google profile out of 100, put you side by side with two or three roofers you actually compete with, and text you the one thing costing you money right now. It is free, it arrives by text, and there is no sales call attached to it.