How homeowners choose a roofer
Roof work is a big decision for most homeowners, and there’s no shortage of horror stories. So people look carefully: who has done good work nearby, who offers a guarantee, who looks established. Then they ask two or three firms for a quote. An urgent leak is different: they phone the first credible roofer who can come quickly.
Your website needs to serve both. Proof of quality for the planned jobs, and a fast way to call for the urgent ones.
What we build for roofers
- Services. Roof repairs, re-roofing, flat roofs, slate and tile, chimney work, lead work, gutters, fascias and soffits, skylights, storm damage. Each explained briefly, with what’s included.
- Project gallery. Before-and-after photos of your own jobs, grouped by type, so customers see work like theirs.
- Quote requests. A form with photo upload, so you can price many jobs remotely and visit only the serious ones.
- Emergency contact. A call button in the header and on mobile for leaks and storm damage.
- Trust signals. Guarantees you offer, insurance, and memberships of trade bodies you actually belong to.
- Service area. The towns and districts you cover, so local searches find you.
Keeping the gallery fresh
A roofing website with photos from five years ago looks abandoned. On the care plan you send us new project photos and we add them, so the site always shows recent work.
A similar site we built
The closest project we have live is Respect 4, a bilingual website for a construction and renovation company built around a phone-callback form, with a project gallery: the same gallery-plus-callback pattern a roofer needs. Open it on your phone and judge the speed and layout for yourself.
Cost and timeline
The build is €0 upfront. After launch you pay €150 a month (excluding VAT) for 24 months, covering hosting, domain, updates, daily backups, support and content edits. Most sites go live 7–10 days after we receive the content. A one-time build starts from €550 including VAT.
Read how website leasing works, see the pay monthly plan and pricing, or ask for a free proposal. Larger building firms: see websites for construction companies, which includes a live example we built.