Web design for roofers
A roofer website should turn local searches into enquiries. I design and build fast, mobile-first websites for roofers that show your work, explain your services clearly and make it easy to call, book or request a quote.
Common challenges
- Customers often call two or three roofers and pick whoever looks most established.
- Storm damage and leaks create urgent searches that go to whoever answers first.
- Before-and-after work is hard to show on a social profile alone.
Pages your website needs
- Roof repairs
- Re-roofing
- Flat roofs
- Guttering and fascias
- Areas covered
Features that help
Before-and-after photo sliders for finished jobs
Quote form that accepts photos of the problem
Emergency call button pinned on mobile
Mobile-first and fast
Built for phones first, where most local searches happen, with pages that load quickly on mobile data.
Editable by you
Sections you can update yourself, so new work, prices and offers go live without waiting on a developer.
Local SEO built in
- Pages targeting searches like “roofer near me” and “emergency roof repair [town]” for the areas you genuinely cover
- LocalBusiness schema, consistent name, address and phone details, and a link to your Google Business Profile
- Reviews shown on the site and a simple way to ask happy customers for more
How it works
Brief and call
You send a short brief or book a 20 minute call. I read it personally and ask about goals, customers and what the site has to do.
Scope and structure
A clear reply on what the work involves, then a sitemap and page structure built around how your customers decide.
Design in Figma
Art direction, page designs and a clickable prototype, so you can see and feel the site before any code is written.
Build and launch
A fast, responsive build with search foundations, redirects where needed, and a handover so you can edit it yourself.
Frequently asked questions
What pages should a roofing website have?
A homepage with click-to-call, separate pages for repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs and guttering, a gallery of finished jobs, an areas-covered page, reviews and a contact page with a quote form.
Can customers send photos of their roof?
Yes. The quote form can accept photo uploads, so you can price or triage the job before visiting.
How much does a website for a roofer cost?
There is no single figure, because no two projects need the same work. Send a short brief and you will get a clear scope and quote that fits the job, straight from me.
Do I need to be local to you?
No. I am based in Crewe and Liverpool and happy to meet locally, but most work happens online, so projects across the UK run the same way.
Start with web design for roofers.
A short brief is enough. You get a personal reply from Lloyd, and a scope that fits the job.
Or email lloydrdigital@gmail.com
