How much does a roofing website cost?+
Most roofing sites we build land between $2,500 and $8,500 one time, depending on page count, integrations, and how much content we write for you. You get one fixed number before any work starts — no hourly billing, no surprise line items. Ongoing lead-generation plans are quoted separately.
How long does it take to build?+
About two weeks from kickoff to launch for a standard roofing site — Home, Residential, Commercial, Storm Damage & Insurance, Financing, Service Areas, Gallery, Contact. Rush storm-season builds are available when a hailstorm just hit your market and pages need to be live before the door-knockers show up.
Will my site rank for 'roofer near me'?+
That ranking is mostly about your Google Business Profile and reviews, with the website as the supporting foundation. That's why we pair the site with service-area pages, GBP activity, and review requests — a beautiful website with a neglected profile still loses to an average one with hundreds of five-star reviews.
Do you build storm-response pages?+
Yes — one of the biggest revenue drivers for a modern roofing site. When a storm hits your market we can spin up a hail- or wind-damage page inside 24 hours with the storm date, ZIP codes affected, an insurance-claim walkthrough, and a free-inspection CTA ready for ads.
Can homeowners request an estimate or start an insurance claim?+
Yes. We build a multi-step estimate form (property type, roof age, issue, photos, ZIP, best time to inspect) that routes into your CRM as a scored lead, plus a claim-intake flow that captures carrier, adjuster, date of loss, and claim number.
Do you integrate financing?+
Yes. We embed a monthly-payment calculator on every service page — GreenSky, Sunbit, Service Finance, or Hearth — so the homeowner sees an estimated monthly payment and can apply without leaving your site.
Do you build a project gallery?+
Yes — with real case-study structure: property type, damage cause, material used, timeline, and insurance status. Galleries are image-optimized so they don't hurt page speed, and each project is structured so Google can surface it in image search.
Can one site cover residential AND commercial?+
Yes, with separate purpose-built templates. Commercial roofing is a completely different sale — different decision-maker, sales cycle, and price band — so it gets its own page with property-manager language, RFP intake, and manufacturer certifications.
Do I own the website?+
Yes, on paid custom builds. You own the domain, the content, and the design. If the engagement ends, we hand everything over — no lock-in, no ransom.
Can you rebuild my existing roofing site?+
Yes — most roofing clients come from a slow template shipped to a dozen competitors in the same metro. We preserve the URLs Google already ranks, map redirects for anything that moves, and verify indexing after launch.