For roofers
Websites for roofers.
A site that shows roofs you’ve actually done, names the towns you cover, and puts your emergency number one tap from the first screen. Built, hosted and looked after for you from £20 a month, with no setup fee.
What yours needs
Not a generic site with your logo on it.
Your own roofs, before and after, never stock. The towns you actually cover, named. An emergency number someone can find at two in the morning. Your guarantees and accreditations, but only the real ones. A page for each job, from flat roofs to chimneys. And a quote form that asks enough to know whether the job’s worth the drive.
Built, hosted and looked after for you. You send the photos, we do the rest.
What it costs
From £20 a month.
Nothing up front.
A one page Starter site is a real option if you just need to be found. Pro-Tec, with a page for every service and his jobs to edit himself, is on Professional at £100 a month. Hosting, your domain, security and changes are in every plan. No setup fee, no minimum term, cancel any time.
The detail
Built around how people actually find you.
Roofing work arrives two ways, and a site has to handle both. One is urgent: a leak through the ceiling or tiles off after a storm, searched on a phone at any hour, and won by whichever credible roofer picks up first. The other is planned: a re-roof or a new flat roof worth thousands, where a homeowner gets three quotes, looks hard at your past jobs and wonders whether you’ll still be about to honour the guarantee. They can’t climb a ladder to check your work, so the site is the closest they get.
How trades actually get found on Google, and what you can do yourself for free
How much a trade business website should cost in the UK
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An emergency callout people can find at 2am
If you offer a 24-hour callout, it gets its own band high on the homepage and its own page, with a number that rings your mobile, not a line in the FAQs. Pro-Tec’s lists the jobs Jack will come out for and a guide price. If you don’t do emergencies, say so plainly, or you’ll get the 3am calls anyway.
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Before and after, from your own camera roll
Roofing happens out of sight, so your photos are the proof. A job shown in stages explains it better than a paragraph: Pro-Tec’s homepage walks through one re-roof in four of Jack’s own photos, from bare rafters to a new ridge. Phone photos are fine. Stock photos of someone else’s roof aren’t.
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The areas you cover, named
The first thing anyone checks is whether you come out to them. Name the towns and villages, not just a county, and be honest about the edges of your patch. It answers the question in a second and it’s also how a local search finds you.
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Guarantees and accreditations, only the real ones
CompetentRoofer, NFRC, TrustMark, a manufacturer’s guarantee on a flat roof system, your insurance. Where you hold them, they belong near the top, because roofing has more doorstep horror stories than most trades and homeowners know it. Where you don’t, we won’t imply it. Pro-Tec shows his TrustATrader approval, and no reviews at all until he has real ones to show.
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A page for every job you want more of
People search the job and the place: flat roof repair, chimney repointing, dry ridge, roof cleaning. One page per service is what gets you found for each of them, which is why Pro-Tec has eleven rather than one Services page with a list on it.
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Quotes and your Business Profile pointing the same way
A quote form on every page that lands in your inbox, for the jobs that aren’t on fire. And your Google Business Profile, Checkatrade or TrustATrader listing all linking back to the site, with the same services and towns, so a customer who checks you in two places sees the same business.
Work in this sector
Judge it on the actual sites.
- Roofing and Property Maintenance, Norfolk
Pro-Tec Roofing
A roofer with no website went live with eleven service pages, his own jobs, a 24-hour callout band and a working quote form in ten days. Mobile Lighthouse scores of 94 to 96.
See the project - Gutter Cleaning
POWER-VAC Gutter Cleaning
A first website built around the live camera. It’s Jack’s dad Tommy’s business, and it’s how Jack found us.
See the project
One roofer so far, not a portfolio of them, and his site’s too new to report on leads, so we won’t pretend it has. What we can show you is the site: built from his logo and his own photos, with no old website to start from. Open it on your phone and judge it.
Order today and we’ll design your new homepage and send you a link within three working days. Nothing’s charged until your site is live.