Roofing websites designed by someone who's been on the roof.
The owner of this agency held a roofing license and ran his own roofing company. Our roofing sites are built around how roofing money actually arrives: storm surges, insurance claims, $15,000 replacement tickets, and homeowners comparing three roofers in one evening.
What a roofing website needs that others don't.
Roofing web design isn't the same job as a plumber's site. A roofing company website has to catch three very different kinds of buyer, and a generic template catches none of them:
A roof estimator
Homeowner taps roof size, material, stories → honest ballpark → you get the contact info. Filters the $2,000-budget shoppers from the real replacements before you burn an afternoon on a free inspection.
Storm & insurance-claim pages
"Roof inspection for insurance," "hurricane damage roof repair" — claim-driven searches are worth thousands and most roofers' sites have zero pages for them. Ours ship with the claim-help section built in.
Drone proof
Nothing sells a $15,000 replacement like drone footage of your actual crews on actual roofs. We build the galleries — and if you don't have footage, our team films it.
How we build a roofing site.
Not everything at once. This is the sequence that gets the phone ringing fastest, then compounds:
Money pages first
Repair, replacement by material (shingle/tile/metal/flat), and insurance claims — each its own page, each matching what homeowners actually type after a leak or a storm.
The roof estimator
Tuned to your real pricing so ballparks are honest. It works at 11pm during a storm, which is exactly when roof-leak searches spike.
Speed, schema & tracking
Sub-2-second mobile loads, review stars in search results, call tracking on every button so you know which page booked the job.
Storm-ready from day one
Built to land LSA and storm-surge ad traffic the day a system forms in the Atlantic — same team runs the roofing ads, so there's no scramble.
Roofing website questions, answered by a former roofer.
How much does roofing web design cost?
It depends on what's built — a template with a contact form and a roofing company website with an estimator, claim pages, and drone galleries are not the same product. We break the full 2026 range down, DIY to agency, in our roofing website cost guide. Our builds are a one-time project quoted after the free audit, or a no-deposit monthly plan — you own it outright either way, no rental.
Do you build roofing company websites, or just run ads?
Both, and they work best together. We design the roofing company website — pages by material, the roof estimator, storm and insurance-claim pages, drone galleries — and the same team points LSA and Google Ads at it. A great site with no traffic is a parked truck; traffic to a site with no estimator is a leaky bucket. We build the whole funnel.
Can you have it live before storm season?
If you call before spring, comfortably — typical build is 2–4 weeks. Calling the week a hurricane forms is like calling a roofer mid-storm: we'll do what we can, but the roofers who built in March own the season.
Do estimator ballparks scare customers off?
The opposite, if they're honest. A homeowner who sees a $14,000–$18,000 range and still submits their number is a real replacement lead. The ones scared off by real numbers were never going to sign — you just found out for free.
Will you put my insurance-claim services on the site?
Yes — honest claim-help positioning: inspections, documentation, working with adjusters. What we won't build is "free roof" bait; it attracts junk leads and regulator attention, and straight claim-help pages outperform it anyway.
Real roofs. Real drone footage.
Residential tile — mid-project, by drone
Commercial flat roof — finishedGet a free teardown of your roofing website.
One call. Within 24 hours you get it in writing: where you rank, what leads cost in your market, and what your top three competitors are running.
No card. No contract. Takes one phone call.