Real service calls. Real scenarios. Real homeowner attention. Ready-to-post videos for your social channels — no filming, no cameras, no crew on the jobsite.
Homeowners scroll their phones before they ever make the call. If they're not seeing roofing content from you, they're seeing it from your competitor. LDS produces ready-to-post marketing videos for roofing contractors — storm damage, leaks, replacements, inspections, insurance claims — so you stay visible to the homeowners thinking about their roof today.
Wind damage, leaks, aging roofs, storm chasers, home sales, hail claims, emergencies and drone inspections — one fictional company, eight ads a homeowner would actually stop for.
A torn shingle on the lawn after a windy night looks harmless. Up top, water is already finding the gap.
That brown ring on the bedroom ceiling didn't start there. A real roofer finds the source, not just the stain.
Looks fine from the driveway. Up close, shingles are curling and the gutters are full of granules.
Two days after the storm, the out-of-state trucks roll in. Hire the roofer who'll still be here next year.
The buyer's inspector finds soft spots on the roof. A certification saves the sale.
Hail hit last week and the adjuster comes Tuesday. Don't meet them alone.
Rain through the ceiling at nine at night. Somebody has to pick up — tarp it tonight, fix it right in the morning.
Nobody should be walking your roof just to look at it. Every shingle on camera, report in your inbox by dinner.
About the picture quality: these eight are produced at the Full Motion (Moving Picture) upgrade level — every scene is generated video — and The 9 PM emergency is at Full Motion Ultra. Basic Video, included in every plan, uses the same scripts, voice, captions and end cards with crisp still visuals and camera movement. See all three levels side by side.
Harbor Ridge Roofing is a fictional company created for this demonstration. Your videos carry your real name, number and logo.
No filming. No editing. Just consistent visibility to the homeowners thinking about their roof.
Videos are half of it. Here is the other half.
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