Websites for roofing contractors

Roofing Website Design for Roofers and Roofing Contractors

Most roofing calls start on a phone. Somebody finds a brown stain on the bedroom ceiling, or the wind peeled off part of the ridge cap overnight, and they search “roof leak repair” plus their town. They don’t open many sites. They call whoever looks local, licensed and easy to reach.

CraftLaunch builds roofing websites for that search. Your number stays on screen. The jobs you take and the towns you drive to are written out. $69 to launch, then $35 a month for hosting, security, SEO upkeep and edits. Month-to-month, cancel anytime.

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$69

One-time setup

$35/mo

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1–3

Business days to launch

Edits

Done by our team

What it must have

What a website for a roofing company needs

A replacement is one of the bigger checks a homeowner ever writes. And after every hailstorm, out-of-town crews knock doors in your neighborhoods, so people are wary. The site has to show you’re local and legit before they dial.

A call button that never scrolls away

Someone with water dripping into a bucket won’t fill out a form. Keep a tap-to-call button on every screen. If you tarp roofs at night or on weekends, say so at the top.

A real storm and hail damage page

After hail, people search “hail damage roof inspection.” Give storm work its own page: how your inspection goes, whether you send photos, whether you meet the adjuster. Don’t promise what insurance will pay.

Repair and replacement, kept separate

A missing-shingle call and a full tear-off are different customers. Give leak repair, replacement, flashing, metal roofing and gutters their own sections. Google sees which jobs you take.

Service areas you actually cover

People type “roof repair” and their town. List the towns and counties you actually drive to, with a map. You get found there, and you field fewer calls from two counties over.

License, insurance and certifications up front

Letting a crew on the roof is a trust call. Show your license number where your state requires one, your liability and workers’ comp coverage, and the manufacturer certifications you really hold.

Before-and-after photos of your own jobs

Your own photos beat stock every time. Hail bruising, soft decking, a clean ridgeline. Add a few after each job.

Financing and warranty, stated plainly

If you offer financing through a lender or a written workmanship warranty, put it on the page. Price-shoppers look for it before they call the next company.

Seasonal offers and a quote request

Change the offer with the season: storm repairs in spring, gutters and inspections in fall. A short request form catches people not ready to call.

What’s included

What you get for $69, then $35 a month

We design the site, write the text, host it and make changes when you ask. No contract and no hidden fees. If you cancel, it takes effect at the end of your paid month.

Custom website designed & written for youDesktop, phone and tablet. We write the text from your services and reviews
SEO setup so you get found on GoogleYour city and services in every page title, linked to your Google listing
Tap-to-call buttons and a contact formEvery visit is one tap from a phone call
Your domain, hosting & SSL certificateUse the domain you have, or we help you get one. You always own it
Edits by our team whenever you need themSend a message, usually live in 2–3 business days
A quick launch callWe collect what we need in one call. You approve before it goes live

Launch your roofing website

$69

to build & launch your site, then $35/mo · cancel anytime

Want help with your Google Business Profile too (photos, posts, review replies)? Pick the Website + Google Maps plan when you order.

Start my website for $69

Nothing is charged online. After a quick call we send a secure payment request (bank transfer or card).

How it works

From one phone call to a live roofing site in 1–3 business days

You don’t fill out forms between jobs. One call covers it.

1
Onboarding call
We collect your services (repair, replacement, storm work, metal, gutters), the towns you cover, your license and insurance details, job photos and your Google reviews in one call.
2
We build, you review
We design and write the site around your company. You look it over on your phone, ask for changes, and nothing goes live until you say so.
3
Live, then kept current
Your site goes live in 1–3 business days. After that, send us new photos, services or service areas whenever you need; edits are usually live in 2–3 business days.

Roofing examples

Two roofing website designs you can click through

These are sample designs. The businesses, phone numbers and reviews are made up to show the layout. Your site gets your company name, your photos, your service area and your real Google reviews.

Roofing · sample design

Ridgecap Roofing Co.

Greenville, SC · fictional business

Built around one promise: photos of every problem before a quote. Six services, each with its own block (roof replacement, roof repair, gutters and fascia, storm damage with adjuster meetings, chimney and skylight flashing, pre-sale inspections), reviews, service area with hours and a repeating call button.

View the example site

Roofing · sample design

Bluebird Ridge Roofing

Knoxville, TN · fictional business

A photo-led design with a “Roofs, up close” gallery of finished work, separate sections for leak and flashing repair, storm and hail damage and standing seam metal roofing, a service area covering Knox County and opening hours next to the phone number.

View the example site

Free checklist

What to put on your roofing website (checklist)

Use it whether you build the site yourself or hire anyone, us included.

Phone number as real text, top of every page. A number inside an image can’t be tapped.
License number, written the way it appears on your license. Some states say where contractor ads must show it. Check your state’s licensing rules.
A local address, or at least your home town and years in business. Homeowners want to know you’ll be around for a warranty claim.
The roof types you work on. Asphalt shingle, standing seam metal, flat and low-slope (TPO, modified bitumen), tile, cedar. Leave off what you don’t do.
How your inspection works. Free or paid, walked or drone, and whether the homeowner gets photos.
What you do on insurance claims, in plain words. Photos, adjuster meetings, paperwork. Never offer to cover a deductible, and check your state’s rules on claim advertising.
Emergency tarping and after-hours calls, only if someone picks up. A 24/7 promise that hits voicemail at 2 a.m. costs you a review.
Two warranties, kept apart. Your workmanship warranty and its length, and the shingle maker’s warranty. Homeowners mix them up.
Shingle brands you install and certifications you hold. Use the maker’s exact program name, and only if you’re currently in it.
Financing, if you offer it, with the lender named. Add “subject to credit approval.”
A list of towns, and job photos labeled with them. “Tear-off and re-roof, Maryville” tells a neighbor you’ve worked their street.
Same business name, address and phone as your Google Business Profile. Link the profile so people can read your reviews.

FAQ

Roofing website questions

Can my roofing website have a page for storm and hail damage?

Yes. We write it from what you actually do after a storm: roof inspections with photos, emergency tarping if you offer it, meeting the adjuster on site if that is part of your process. We describe your service plainly and do not promise homeowners an insurance outcome on your behalf.

Can the site cover several towns or counties?

Yes. We list the towns and counties you really work in, show your service area on the site and put your main city and services in the page titles. When you start taking jobs in a new town, send us a message and we add it as part of your monthly edits.

Where do my license, insurance and manufacturer certifications go?

Near the top of the homepage and again in the footer, where homeowners look before they let a crew on their roof. You send us your license number, insurance details and any manufacturer certifications you hold, and we show only what you can back up.

Can I add new job photos after the site is live?

Yes. Text or email us before-and-after shots from finished roofs and we add them to your site. Edits are included in the $35 monthly plan and are usually live in 2–3 business days.

Can you guarantee my roofing company will rank first on Google?

No. No honest company can guarantee a Google position. We use only search-engine-approved (white-hat) techniques: your city and services in every page title, business details marked up for Google and your site linked to your Google Business Profile. Results depend on your local competition and how established your business is.

What does a roofing website cost with CraftLaunch?

$69 once to design, write and launch your site, then $35 a month for hosting, the SSL certificate, security updates, SEO upkeep and edits. It is month-to-month with no contract, and you can cancel anytime, effective at the end of your paid month. Nothing is charged online: after a quick call we send a secure payment link through Payoneer.

Another question? Email getcraftlaunch@gmail.com.

Get your roofing website live in 1–3 business days

$69 to launch, $35 a month for hosting, security and edits. No contract.

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