Prove you're local and here to stay
- Your business address or service area, and years in business
- Photos of roofs you've done in named local towns
- Reviews that mention the town and the crew
- License, insurance and manufacturer certifications, with the logos
Storm chasers can't fake a long local track record. Show yours on the first screen.
Pages a roofing site needs
- Roof replacement
- Roof repair
- Storm, hail and wind damage
- Insurance claim help, if you assist homeowners with claims
- A page per roofing material you install (asphalt shingle, metal, flat)
- Gutters and siding, if you do them
- Free inspection page with a short booking form
- A page per main town
Make the inspection the easy yes
Your main call to action should be a free inspection, not a quote. Keep the form short (name, phone, address, what's going on), explain what happens at the inspection, and say how fast you'll reach out.
Before-and-after photos do the selling
Show real roofs: drone shots, close-ups of damage, and the finished job. Label each with the town and material. These photos also work on your Google Business Profile.
What we build
Roofing websites with all of the above plus local SEO, on a flat monthly plan: $299/month (Local Presence) or $499/month (Local Performance), with no setup fee, usually live in about two weeks. See SEO for roofers.
Frequently asked questions
What should a roofing company website have?+
Proof you're local (address or service area, years in business, local job photos), license and insurance, certifications, separate repair, replacement and storm damage pages, warranty info and an easy free-inspection form.
Should roofers put prices on their website?+
Most quote after an inspection, since every roof differs. Explaining what affects price and offering financing builds trust without listing exact numbers.