Websites for roofing companies
A roof is a big purchase from someone the homeowner has usually never heard of. Your site has to show you're local and real, and say plainly what you do and what an estimate involves.
What we check in your audit
- Can a homeowner tell in five seconds that you're local and what you do?
- Is it easy to request an inspection or estimate from a phone?
- Do you show real photos of your own work?
- Does your wording about insurance stay inside your state's rules? In Texas, a roofer can't negotiate a claim or cover a deductible.
- Do you show up when people nearby search for roof repair?
- Can you tell which calls came from your website?
What we build
- Separate pages for repair, replacement, inspections, storm damage and gutters
- An inspection request form that goes straight to you
- A call button on every screen
- A plain answer on what you can and can't do with an insurance claim
- Your service areas listed plainly
- Tracking so you know where every lead came from
See it before you talk to us
This is a full demo site built from the foundation yours would start from. The business is fictional, the phone number is fake, and the form sends nothing. Open it on your phone.
Open the roofing demoPackages and prices
The same four packages for every trade. Every one starts with the Free Growth Audit.
Launch
A fast website with call and form tracking.
Growth
Plus local search, service pages, and monthly reports.
Customer Engine
Plus CRM setup and follow-up reminders, so no lead gets lost.
Managed Growth
Your whole digital side, handled and reviewed monthly.
Every package starts with the Free Growth Audit. The audit is free. Website builds are not, and we don't do free or trial sites. You get the exact scope in writing before any work starts. Month-to-month after the build; full terms in your service agreement.
Questions roofing owners ask
Can the site say you'll handle my customers' insurance claims?
Not in Texas: the Texas Department of Insurance says a contractor can't act as a public adjuster on a roof it works on, and can't waive or absorb a deductible. Other states have their own rules, and we keep your wording inside yours. The site can say you provide a written estimate and photos the homeowner can share with their insurer.
Do roofers need a license number on the site?
It depends on your state. Texas has no state roofing license, so there's no state number to show there; other states do license roofers. We show whatever your state or city requires.
Should I show before-and-after photos?
Yes, if they're your own jobs and the homeowner is fine with it. We don't use stock photos as if they were your work.
Which package fits most roofers?
It depends on what's missing. The free audit tells us, and we'll say so if you only need Launch.
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