Siding marketing across the US
Christian Olson gives siding companies one marketing system for $997 a month per location: Google Maps ranking, a Google profile listed as Siding contractor, reviews, a website that books, your phone answered and texted back, one lead list, paid ads and social media.
No contract, no setup fee, and no leads sold to you or to anyone else. Everything goes live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back.
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What siding contractors say about ads and lead sellersFive complaints siding and roofing owners post on Reddit and Trustpilot, and how a marketing plan for siding companies should answer each one.
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Google Ads that never paid for themselves
What siding owners say"We've put a few thousand dollars into Google Search Ads and haven't been able to make them consistently profitable."A roofing and siding owner in Pennsylvania, on r/smallbusiness, 2026
How the plan answers itEvery ad click lands on a page built to book a siding estimate, with your number at the top. Every call from an ad goes on your lead list with where it came from, so you can see what the ads bring in.
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The same homeowner sold to several contractors
What contractors say"They sold me the same customers information multiple times."A home improvement company on Trustpilot, about Angi Leads, November 2025
How the plan answers itThe plan sells you no leads at all. A homeowner who calls your number or fills out your form is talking to your siding company alone, and their details never go to another contractor.
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A few hundred leads and one sale
What contractors say"Over a few hundred leads I believe we had 1 conversion to a sale. A lot of wasted time and money."A contractor on r/Roofing, about Angi, 2026
How the plan answers itHomeowners find you on Google, read your reviews and look at your siding jobs before they reach out. They're asking your company for a quote, not filling in a form that goes to a list of companies.
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Cheap leads for the wrong job
What contractors say"A cheap lead is not useful if it is the wrong job or never answers the phone."A commenter on r/smallbusiness, in a thread for roofing and siding owners, 2026
How the plan answers itYour website and Google profile spell out the siding work you do and the towns you cover, so the calls fit your work. Each quote request arrives with a name, address and the job, and follow-up texts go out when one goes quiet.
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Not enough booked appointments each week
What siding owners say"We really only need another 2-4 qualified appointments per week."The same Pennsylvania owner, on r/smallbusiness
How the plan answers itThe seven pieces run as one path to a booked estimate: found on the map, reviews read, call answered, estimate booked. Your monthly report shows your calls, texts, leads and map rank, so you see where you stand.
Quick answers for siding contractors
Are my siding leads shared with other contractors?
No.Christian Olson sells no leads at all. The homeowners on your lead list found your own Google profile, website or ads, so each quote request is yours alone, and nobody passes their number to another siding or roofing company.
How much does it cost to get siding leads?
Nothing per lead.Christian Olson charges one flat $997 a month per location and per trade, with no setup fee, and the quote requests aren't billed one by one. Texts, call minutes, emails and AI use are billed at cost as you use them.
What's the best way to advertise a siding company?
Be easy to find and quick to answer.Homeowners comparing siding bids search Google, read your profile and open your website before they call. Christian Olson sets up all seven pieces as one system, from Google Maps ranking and reviews to paid ads and social media, with your phone answered while you're on a job.
How do I start online marketing for a local siding company?
Start with your Google Business Profile.Give it Siding contractor as the main category, add your service area and photos of finished jobs, and ask every customer for a review. Christian Olson does that setup, builds the website and phone answering around it, and has it all live within 7 days of your approval.
One siding replacement quote, start to finishAt 7:52 PM on a weeknight, a homeowner starts looking for someone to replace the faded siding on their house. Here's where each piece of the plan picks up the job.
- 7:52 PM
They search "siding replacement near me." Your ad sits at the top, and your siding company is on the map below it. Paid ads
- 7:55 PM
They open your Google profile: Siding contractor, recent reviews and photos of houses you've re-sided. Google profile
- 7:59 PM
Your siding replacement page lists the towns you cover and how your written quote works, with your number at the top. Website
- 8:06 PM
They call while you're at your kid's ball game. The call gets answered, and their name, address and the siding they want get taken down. Phone answered
- 8:07 PM
A text from your business confirms it, and the quote request lands on your lead list. Lead list
- 8:08 PM
The estimate is booked for Thursday morning.
- Weeks later
The new siding is up. A review request goes out, and the next homeowner comparing bids reads that review. Reviews
The seven pieces, built for a siding companyEach one is set up around how homeowners compare siding bids. I build them and run them together.
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Google Maps ranking, and showing up in AI answers
Every month I work on your Google profile and your website for the searches homeowners type when they want new siding, like "siding contractor near me" and "siding replacement" with your town. The same work helps ChatGPT and Google's AI answers name your siding company when someone asks who to hire.
I don't promise a ranking, because no one honestly can. My 9 years of experience and a full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and every monthly report shows your map rank. More on Google Maps ranking
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Your Google Business Profile and reviews
Your profile gets Siding contractor as its main category, the one Google lists for this trade, plus your services, service area, hours and photos of houses you've re-sided. If a siding maker like CertainTeed has certified you, that goes on your profile and your site, because owners on r/Roofing say those certifications bring their best leads.
Homeowners on Reddit trade stories about a $9k change order after the job and siding that "looks like waves on an ocean of water." Reviews from their neighbors, asked for after every job, show them how your installs turn out. If your listing is service-area only, I help you move it to a real address.
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A siding website that books
A fast site that names the siding work you do, the towns you cover and how your written quote works, so no homeowner expects a surprise bill at the end. Your number and a book button sit on every page, and every form lands on your lead list.
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Your phone, answered and texted back
When you're up on a ladder or scaffolding, an AI receptionist answers the calls you can't. It takes the homeowner's name, address and what the house needs, texts them back and can book the estimate. Missed-call text back reaches anyone who hangs up first.
It matters most after hail or a windstorm, when calls come in all at once and the homeowner books whoever answers and inspects first.
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One lead list for every call, text and form
Every quote request lands in one list, with the job and where it came from. Homeowners take time to compare siding bids, so follow-up texts go out to quotes that go quiet. The lead list works alongside the software you already run your siding company on.
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Paid ads, sent to a page built to book
Search ads put your siding company in front of homeowners in your service area who are looking for new siding now. Each click goes to an ad landing page with your number and a book button, and each ad call lands on your lead list.
Angi tells homeowners a summer or early-winter install may save them money, because siding contractors aren't as busy then. Those are good months to keep ads running so the calendar fills. More on paid ads
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Social media that shows your siding jobs
Your social pages get posts of finished siding jobs, before and after, plus a social hub page for your business. A homeowner checking you out sees the house you finished last week.
You'll work with me, and I run trade businesses too
I'm Christian Olson, and I work from Clinton, Arkansas. For 9 years I've helped local businesses get found on Google.
I also run three businesses of my own: pressure washing, handyman and painting. When a quote request rings out because I'm on a job, I'm the one who loses it, so I know that cost firsthand.
I set up each siding company myself, wherever it is in the US. There's no account manager between us: you text me, and I answer.
One plan for your siding company: $997 a month
You pay $997 a month per location and per trade, and the rate you start at is locked for life. All seven pieces come together in that one plan.
Built free when you start: four pages worth $4,044 together, plus your AI receptionist setup.
- Website build$2,500
- Ad landing page$750
- Google booking page$497
- Social hub page$297
- AI receptionist setup$1,497
On top of the $997: texts, call minutes, emails and AI use, billed at cost as you use them.
A location is one business address with about 15 miles around it. Add a location at the same locked rate to reach more of your service area. If you run roofing out of the same shop, that's a second trade and a second plan. See the full pricing
Per location and per trade, price locked for life
- No contract, cancel any month
- No setup fee
- Calls answered and texted back within 48 hours
- Everything live within 7 days of your approval, or your money back
- A free month for each contractor you send who signs and stays 30 days
More questions siding contractors ask
How much should I charge for a siding job?
Price from your own costs, then check the market.Angi's October 2026 figures put the average siding replacement at $11,589, with most projects between $5,559 and $17,727 for materials and installation. At that average, one booked job covers more than eleven months of Christian Olson's $997 plan.
I do roofing and siding. Do I need two plans?
Yes, one plan per trade.Google treats roofing and siding as two businesses, each with its own main category. Christian Olson sets up each trade as its own plan at $997 a month. Start with the trade that brings in the most money, then add the second.
Can you guarantee my siding company ranks first on Google Maps?
No, and nobody honest can.What Christian Olson guarantees is that your system goes live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back. Nine years of experience and a full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and your map rank is in every monthly report.
Am I locked into a contract?
No contract.Christian Olson's plan has no setup fee, and you can cancel any month, so the most you risk is one month. If you cancel, your Google Business Profile, reviews and customer records stay yours, exported on request.
Start now, or book a 15-minute call first
Start now takes a few minutes: choose siding as your trade, choose your locations, then book the 15-minute call. To talk it through first, book the call or send me a text.
From the first call on, you deal with me directly. If you run more than one trade, see every trade I work with.
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