Being a roofer right now is difficult. You're attempting to advertise your firm and get your job done while simultaneously changing your strategy to overcome the limitations and challenges given by the coronavirus. After all, roofs still require fixing whether or not there is a virus, and many homes can't afford to wait around while their roof leaks or lets in the chilly air. (This is why several states have designated roofers as essential employees in case of a shelter-in-place order.) However, it's understandable that homeowners would be apprehensive about making any significant choices about home improvements at this time. How can roofers get in touch with those who need their services now? Here are some strategies for roofers to better communicate with their clients in the face of the coronavirus outbreak.