Who is Roofing SEO Services? A single-trade specialist profiled

Where they come from

The business is based in East Ham, London, and operates under the company name SEO Consultancy Ltd. The founder is named on the site as Dr M Mansoor Siddique, and the firm dates its start to 2012.

That makes it one of the longer-running operators in the trades marketing space, roughly contemporary with One Base Media. Unlike most of the agencies we track, it has stayed narrow rather than widening into every trade.

The UK offer sits on a /uk/ path of the roofingseo.services domain, which tells you the brand is structured to serve more than one country. We have only assessed the UK pages.

What they actually sell

Despite appearing in a Facebook ads comparison site, this is not a paid social agency. The core is organic local search for roofers: Google Business Profile and map pack work, local SEO with postcode-level town pages, citation building, UK link building, technical SEO and review management.

Call and form lead tracking is included, and the firm says it reports on booked jobs rather than traffic. Roofing website design is sold as a separate service.

If you want Meta campaigns, you would be pairing this agency with someone else. Our Meta ads versus Google ads agencies comparison covers how those two channels fit together for a roofing firm.

Pricing, as published

Monthly packages run from £499 up to £2,599, with the tier set by the level of local competition. There is no setup fee. Terms are rolling monthly on 30 days' notice, and the client keeps all assets when they leave.

That is a wide spread. A roofer in a quiet market town and a roofer in Greater Manchester would be quoted very differently, so the headline £499 should be read as a floor rather than a typical bill.

Published pricing is rare enough that it earns credit on our pricing comparison of trades agencies, even where the service itself is SEO rather than paid social.

The exclusivity clause

One roofer per town is written into the agreement. For a roofer this matters more than it does in most trades, because the map pack for a given town only has three slots and the agency cannot credibly fight for two of them on behalf of two clients.

We are generally sceptical of exclusivity as a selling point, and we set out why in our piece on area exclusivity as a pricing device. In an SEO context it is at least structurally honest: the agency genuinely cannot serve two competitors in the same town without a conflict.

Who it suits, and who it does not

• Suits: established roofers who want a steady, compounding organic presence in a defined set of towns and are comfortable with a monthly fee from £499 upward.
• Suits: roofers who have been burned by lead sellers and want to own the asset (profile, pages, reviews) they are paying to build.
• Does not suit: a new roofing business that needs jobs this month. SEO takes time, and the agency does not sell paid ads to bridge the gap.
• Does not suit: anyone whose trade is not roofing. The offer is roofers only, including slate, tile, flat roofs, chimneys, fascias and guttering.

How to assess them before signing

The case studies on the site are anonymised and focus on map pack positions and keyword rankings. Ask for a named reference in a town of similar size to yours, and ask what the booked-job reporting actually looks like month to month. Our guide to what a good monthly report should contain gives you a checklist.

Check which tier you would land in and why. Ask how local competition is measured, because that single judgement sets your price.

Finally, confirm in writing who owns the Google Business Profile, the website pages and the review platform accounts. The site says the client keeps all assets, so there should be no resistance to putting that in the contract.

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