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Roofer web design.
Fixed price roofer web design for roofers. £500 to build, £50 a month for everything after. Live in seven days.
Roofing customers are almost always in a hurry. Missing tiles after a storm, a leak coming through a ceiling, a flat roof that has failed at the worst possible weekend. The site that wins that call is the one that shows quickly you are a real firm with recent jobs, insurance and a phone that gets answered.
We build websites for roofers at £500 upfront and £50 a month for ongoing updates. The scope is a six to eight page site with a real portfolio of finished roofs, service pages for pitched, flat, lead, fascias and soffits, and an emergency flow that puts your phone number where a scared homeowner needs it.
The £50 a month plan covers new jobs on the site the day the scaffolding comes down, seasonal updates around storm season, and price changes without a developer bill. Pair it with our Local SEO service to sit on the map pack for your postcode when a storm has just hit.
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What matters for roofer websites
Trust signals for a job nobody wants to buy twice.
Portfolio of finished roofs
Grid gallery sorted by roof type, with before and after where the job justifies it.
Service pages that actually differ
Pitched, flat, lead, fascias and soffits each with a page that reads like the job.
Emergency call flow
Phone number above the fold with an honest indication of response time.
Insurance and credentials up front
Insurance value, memberships and guarantee terms on the page where a homeowner will read them.
Storm response page
Optional page that goes live in bad weather with clear guidance and a fast enquiry route.
Fast on a phone in bad weather
Every page tested on real handsets on real signal.
The local picture
Roofing has a trust problem you can trade on.
No trade carries more public suspicion than roofing. Rogue trader coverage, cold callers on the doorstep and horror stories about scaffolding costs mean the customer arrives sceptical. That is an advantage if your site does the opposite of what they expect: named guarantees, insurance backed warranties, a real address, photographed jobs with dates, and a clear explanation of when scaffolding is and is not needed.
Search here is split between emergency repair, mostly storm driven and highly seasonal, and planned re-roofs and flat roof replacements. Storm weeks produce enormous short bursts of search that go to whoever answers first and looks legitimate.
Your competition is largely national lead resellers who take the enquiry and sell it on to three roofers. Being the direct, obviously local option is the whole pitch, and the site is where you prove it.
The offer
Roofing website pricing, no hourly billing.
£500 upfront, £50 a month. The £500 covers copy, design, build, hosting setup and launch. The £50 monthly plan covers hosting, security, backups, updates and any content or design change you send us. No hourly billing, no lock in contract, cancel with thirty days notice.
Straight answers
The objections roofers raise, answered.
They care about not being ripped off, which is different. Show the process, the warranty and finished jobs with dates and price stops being the only lever.
For a fortnight. The site is how you convert some of that spike into planned re-roofs booked for the spring.
Enquiries land in your inbox and phone. You do not manage anything.
Roofer questions
What roofers ask before we start.
Yes. The phone number sits above the fold on mobile with a click to call, and we test it on real handsets.
Yes, as an option. It sits ready to go live when the weather turns, with clear guidance and a fast enquiry route.
Send us the photos when the scaffolding comes down, they are on the site inside a working day as part of the £50 a month plan.
Yes. Insurance values, memberships and guarantee terms sit on the page where a serious customer will read them.
Yes. Google Business Profile setup or tune up is included at launch, which matters a lot for roofers during a storm week.
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