Industries
Roofing websites that book inspections
A new roof is a big decision, and homeowners check you carefully before they let you on the ladder. I build roofing sites that show your work, answer the worrying questions and make a free inspection easy to request.
What it needs
What a roofing website needs
- A free inspection form above the fold
Name, phone, address and a photo upload, nothing that slows them down.
- Before-and-after project galleries
Real roofs you have finished, grouped by material and town.
- Storm damage and repair pages
Clear next steps for the homeowner who just found a leak.
- Warranty and materials explained
Plain answers about what is covered and the brands you install.
- Service-area pages
Rank in every town your crews cover, each page with its own detail.
- Quick follow-up on every estimate
Automated texts so a quote never goes cold while you are on a roof.
Proof
Marine construction website and blog SEO
A dock and boat lift installer in Wisconsin, a seasonal trade much like roofing, wanted its website to keep the crews booked when the weather turned good.
- Built the WordPress site around a quote form at the very top.
- Created a page for each product line they install.
- Ran a blog program on the questions buyers ask before the season.
- Gave every article proper headings and meta for search.
Can homeowners upload photos of the damage?
Yes. I can add a photo upload to the inspection form so you see the problem before you drive out, and the files arrive with the request.
Will this help me rank in nearby towns?
Service-area pages are one of the fastest local wins. I write each one with real local detail, not the same page with a new town name.
Can you show financing options?
Yes. If you work with a financing partner, I add a clear page and a link to their application, using the wording they approve.
How do I add new project photos?
I set up the gallery so you can upload photos from a laptop in a few minutes, and I show you how during handover.
From the blog
Guides for home service owners from my blog
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