What homeowners check before they ring a roofer
- ●Are you a real, established business? A thin site with a mobile number and no address looks like the rogue traders they've been warned about.
- ●Do you do this kind of job? Someone with a flat-roof leak wants to see flat roofing, not a generic "all roofing work" line.
- ●Do you cover my area? They search by town, and they want to see it named.
- ●What do other people say? Recent, detailed reviews do more to close a roofing job than anything you can write about yourself.
What we build for roofers
- ●A page for each roofing service, new roofs, re-roofing, flat roofs, repairs, leadwork, chimneys, fascias, soffits and guttering, storm damage, each one answering what people ask about that job.
- ●A page for each area you cover, so you show up in the surrounding towns and villages as well as your own, the same approach we use for plumbers and electricians.
- ●Your guarantees, insurance and trade memberships displayed where people look for them.
- ●A project showcase you can add photos to yourself, so before-and-after shots of real jobs sit on your site within minutes.
- ●Real pages Google can read, every page is built as proper HTML, so search engines see the full content straight away.
Why reviews matter even more in roofing
A roof is a once-in-twenty-years purchase, so most roofing customers never come back. That makes their review the most valuable thing they'll ever give you, and most roofers never ask for it.
When you mark a job complete in your dashboard, the customer gets a review request by text and email, with a few polite follow-ups if they forget. Over months, that builds the kind of review history that makes the next homeowner comfortable saying yes.
See your roofing site first
It starts with a free report on your business: what's missing online, where local competitors are getting ahead of you, and what the package would change. We show you the roofing design we'd use and agree the price with you on a short call. Once you're happy, we build your full site, usually within a couple of days. It is all part of the Complete Business Package.
Common questions
How much does a roofing website cost?
Simple: one monthly plan covers the website, automatic review requests and the dashboard, agreed with you on a short call once we understand your business. For comparison, some agencies charge £100 a page or more, so a 50-page website could cost around £5,000 on its own.
Can I add photos of my own roofing jobs?
Yes. You can upload project photos to your showcase from your dashboard whenever you like. Real before-and-after photos of your own work are one of the strongest trust signals a roofing site can have.
Will the website help me get bigger roofing jobs?
It's designed to. Each roofing service gets its own page, so someone searching for a full re-roof or a new flat roof lands on a page about exactly that, not a general list. We can't promise which jobs come in, but specific pages attract more specific enquiries.
Do I need a Google Business Profile?
Yes. It's where a large share of local roofing enquiries start, and our review requests send customers straight to it. If you haven't got one, we'll point you to Google's sign-up page first.
How long does it take to get my roofing site live?
Once you are happy with your free report and the plan, we build your full site, usually within a couple of days, and it goes live as soon as your domain is sorted. Rankings and reviews then build over the following weeks and months.