Roofing website design that fills your survey diary
Websites for roofing contractors, built around your photographs, with flat and pitched work on separate pages and a clear route for anyone claiming on insurance. Bedford studio, clients across the UK.
roofing website design
A roofing website has one job: make a homeowner, landlord or building manager confident enough to book a survey. Getting there means photographs of finished roofs doing most of the persuading, flat and pitched roofing sitting on separate pages because they are different purchases, a clear route for anyone working through an insurance claim, and a site that holds up when a named storm triples your traffic overnight. We build it, sort the photography, and handle the local SEO that gets you found in the towns you actually work in.
Roofing websites tend to be a gallery, a service list and a mobile number. The pictures are usually too heavy to open on a phone, flat and pitched work is jumbled into one page, and nothing on the site speaks to somebody halfway through a claim. Below is what the build covers, what it asks of you, and how long it runs.
Not sure where your site stands?
We'll check it against everything on this page and send you the gap list, whether or not you go ahead with us.
What's included in your roofing website
Every one of these is part of the standard build, not an upgrade.
A mobile-first build, since most people find a roofer on a phone, often standing in the garden looking up.
Your number in the header on every page, one tap away from a call.
Separate pages for pitched roofing, flat roofing, leadwork, guttering and repairs.
A storm damage page that takes a postcode, a photo and an urgency, so you can triage the queue.
Your trade memberships and manufacturer approvals displayed on the pages that need them.
A survey request form that asks about the property, the roof and the access before you drive out.
Pages for the towns and postcodes you cover, which is how local roofing searches are won.
A proper gallery of your finished work, shot or edited by us and compressed so it opens instantly.
Why a roofer website is different
Four things about roofing genuinely change the build. Nothing else on this page is trade-specific.
How we build websites for roofers
The same four stages on every project, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Discover
We work out which jobs you want more of, where they come from today, and who is beating you in local results.
Design
You approve the page structure and layout before any visual design begins, then you see the finished thing.
Build
Built on WordPress and kept fast even carrying a gallery of full-size roof photography, then tested on phones.
Grow
Local SEO, Google Business Profile work and seasonal content, so the site keeps earning between storms.
Rather talk it through first?
A short call, no pitch deck, just working out whether you need a rebuild or a few fixes.
What we need from you
Four things. We prompt you for each one so nothing stalls.
An hour at the start, going over your services, your patch and where enquiries reach you today.
Photographs of finished roofs, plus before-and-after pairs and a few mid-job shots if you have them.
Your memberships, and any manufacturer approvals you hold for the systems you install.
Two rounds of feedback — one at design stage, one before we put it live.
Who this is not for
Cheap roofing websites are easy to find. A template, five pages, your logo dropped in the corner, live by Friday — and for some businesses that really is enough. What we do is slower and costs more: a site built around your own photographs, your services and your patch, aimed at filling the survey diary rather than simply existing.
What roofers ask us first.
It depends on scope. We'll always give you a clear, itemised quote before anything is agreed. What moves it most is how much photography needs sorting, whether flat and pitched work are split into pages of their own, and whether we are rebuilding or improving what you already have.
A roofing website works when the photographs are good, flat and pitched work are easy to tell apart, and somebody halfway through a claim can see precisely how you would handle it. That is the website we build. Show us what you have now and we will say honestly whether it wants replacing or just repairing. We reply within one working day.
More on how we work: Web Design
Let's start a conversation about your website.
Questions, a rough idea, or a project ready to go, drop us a line and we'll get back to you personally, not a support queue.