Web design for roofers that turns storm-night searches into booked roofs

Our roofing website design costs £1,195 for a 5-page Essential site, £1,995 for a 12-page Growth site and £3,495 for a 30-page Premium site, each paid once. Most roofers choose Growth because it fits separate pages for repairs, new roofs, flat roofing and the areas they cover. Care is optional at £35 a month, and the website is free with a 12-month SEO Growth or Pro plan. Published prices for web design services for roofers range from a few hundred pounds for a template to several thousand from a roofing website design agency, so compare ownership, copy and SEO set-up, not just the total.

A roofing website needs a home page, a page for each roofing service (repairs, new roofs, flat roofing, fascias and guttering, chimneys), a project gallery, reviews, the areas you cover, and a contact page with a survey form. Show memberships such as NFRC, CompetentRoofer or TrustMark if you hold them, plus your guarantee. Roofing company websites that add a storm damage page also catch the emergency searches that spike after bad weather.

Web design for a roofer usually takes 2 to 3 weeks from start to launch. The first few days go on the page map, week one on designs, week two on building the pages and writing each service, and week three on speed, mobile and SEO testing. What holds most roofing sites up is gathering photos of finished roofs, so we ask for your best ten on day one. If you need to go live sooner, we can launch the core pages first and add the rest.

Yes. Flat roofing specialists, roofline and guttering firms and slate and tile roofers all get the same build, with the service pages matched to their work: GRP, EPDM and felt for flat roofers, fascias, soffits and gutters for roofline firms. Re-roofing jobs usually fall under Building Regulations, so we explain on the page how your CompetentRoofer membership lets you self-certify, which is a question homeowners ask before they book. Construction and roofing web design for firms that do both is covered too.

Yes, and we prefer them. Phone and drone photos of your own roofs are far more convincing than stock images once they are cropped, compressed and grouped by job type. We turn a finished re-roof or flat roof into a short before-and-after with the materials, the guarantee and how long it took. We never present stock photos as your work. With no photos yet, we launch a clean layout and add projects as you finish them.

The best roofing company websites get three things right. The phone number, the areas covered and the guarantee sit at the top of the page. Each roofing service has its own page, so flat roofs, repairs and new roofs can rank separately. And real roof photos, reviews and memberships sit right next to the survey form. The best roofing website design is rarely the flashiest; it is the one where a homeowner can tell within seconds that you are local, insured and trusted.

Every roofing website launches ready for search, with service and area pages, schema markup, alt text on roof photos and a speed pass, connected to your Google Business Profile and Search Console. That gets the site indexed and found for your name and main services. Ranking for competitive searches such as “roofer near me” across several towns takes ongoing website marketing for roofers, which our monthly SEO for roofers covers with technical SEO, content, link building, citations and reviews, because the map pack depends on distance, reviews and consistent details as much as on the site.

Yes. The domain name, hosting, WordPress install and all logins are set up in your company’s name from day one and handed to you at launch. If you stop working with us, nothing goes offline and nothing has to be bought back. That is the key difference from pay-monthly roofing websites, where the provider usually owns the site and switches it off when the payments stop, taking your pages and rankings with it.

A Checkatrade, Rated People or MyBuilder profile helps with reviews, but it ranks the platform, charges for leads and puts rival roofers on the same page. A roofing website ranks your own name, shows complete roof projects and keeps every enquiry. Many roofers keep one directory profile for reviews and link it to their own site, then cut back on paid leads once the website brings in calls by itself.

Yes. Whether your current roofing website runs on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace, we first list every page that already earns clicks from Google. Those URLs are kept or redirected one to one and their content moves across, while titles, headings and schema are improved. Handled like that, a redesign keeps your rankings, and conversion rate optimisation for roofing websites, such as clearer survey forms and a fixed call button, tends to turn more of the same visitors into roofing enquiries.

Yes, if you take emergency work. The Met Office names the storms that bring the biggest spikes in searches for emergency roof repair, and roofers with a ready page are the ones who catch them. The page should state your callout area, what you can make safe the same day, how you record damage with photos for insurance claims and how to book. We build it once, and you only update the storm name and availability.

Yes. We build every WordPress website for roofing company owners on Elementor Pro and leave a ready-made project template. Adding a finished re-roof or flat roof takes about ten minutes: upload the photos, add the materials and timeline, and publish. We walk you through it at handover. Prefer to send us the photos instead? Website care at £35 a month covers small updates and maintenance like that.