Roofing companies
Roofing website design for repairs, replacements and storm season
We design and build websites for roofing companies: an inspection request that still works the morning after a storm, a page for each roof type you install, before-and-after photos from your own jobs, financing information, and the license and insurance details homeowners check first. Custom design starts at $1,399, scoped in writing before you commit.
What a website for roofing companies needs
Built into every site we design for your trade.
Inspection requests after a storm
A short form for address, damage type (hail, wind, a leak), photos and whether a claim is already filed, plus a storm banner you can switch on after a hail or wind event.
Insurance claims, explained honestly
A page that walks through how a claim works with you, from inspection and photo documentation to meeting the adjuster, without promising approval or offering to cover deductibles, which several states prohibit.
A page for each roof type
Asphalt shingle, metal, tile, flat roofs such as TPO: what you install, what each costs to maintain, and the manufacturer certifications you actually hold.
Before-and-after from your own roofs
Photos from CompanyCam or your phone, grouped by job with the street address left out, so homeowners see your crews' work rather than stock rooftops.
Financing shown the right way
A financing page that links to your lender's application, with monthly payment examples only when the provider supplies the terms that must sit next to them.
Warranties people can compare
Manufacturer and workmanship warranties explained side by side, with what each covers and for how long, as you offer them.
Pages we usually build
- Home
- Roof replacement
- Roof repair
- Storm and hail damage
- Roof types
- Insurance claims
- Financing
- Project gallery
- Request an inspection
Tools we connect
- AccuLynx
- JobNimbus
- Roofr
- CompanyCam
- Home-improvement financing providers
- Google reviews
- Call tracking
Licensing, financing and storm-work rules
Many states require a roofing or contractor license number on advertising, including websites, and several regulate storm-related solicitation and offers to pay or waive insurance deductibles. Financing ads must not mislead: if a monthly payment appears, the terms belong next to it. We display the license and financing details you give us, and you approve every claim before launch.
Plans and prices
One-time project prices, scoped in writing before you commit. Hosting is billed separately.
Starter
$1,399
- 100% custom homepage
- 5 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Plus
$1,899
- 100% custom homepage
- 10 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Pro
$2,699
- 100% custom homepage
- 15 subpages
- WordPress implementation
- Web style guide
- SEO-friendly blog
- Analytics setup
Before you buy
The things people actually ask us, answered plainly.
Can I put up a storm-damage message quickly after a hail event?
Yes. We build a storm banner and a storm-damage page you can switch on from WordPress in a few clicks, or we switch it on for you if you are on a site management plan.
Can my website show an instant roof estimate?
If you subscribe to an estimating tool such as Roofr that offers a website widget, we can embed it. The numbers come from that tool and your settings in it, so you decide whether to show them.
Can I advertise financing on my site?
Yes. We link to your financing provider's application and show payment examples only with the terms the provider gives you, because financing advertising has disclosure rules. You approve the wording before launch.
How much does a roofing website cost?
Custom design starts at $1,399 for Starter, $1,899 for Plus and $2,699 for Pro, as one-time project prices scoped in writing first. Roofers with separate pages for each roof type and storm services usually fit Plus. Hosting is billed separately each month.
How long does it take?
It depends on the plan and how quickly your photos, roof types and license details arrive, so we do not publish a number we would have to caveat. You get a timeline with your written scope, before you commit.