Can you set up a page specifically for storm damage and insurance claims?

Yes. That's one of the first things we'd build. A dedicated page covering what homeowners should do after a storm, how the insurance process works, and how to request your free inspection. It gives people the info they need and gets them to contact you.

How do the before-and-after photo galleries work?

We set up a gallery organized by project type. You send us the photos, we compress and format them so they load fast and look sharp on any screen. Adding new projects later is straightforward — just send the images and we'll get them up.

Do you write the content for the site or do I need to provide it?

We write it. You know roofing — we know how to turn that into website copy that makes people pick up the phone. We'll ask you some questions about your services, warranty details, and what sets you apart, then handle the rest.

What if I already have a website but it's outdated?

We'd build you a new one from scratch. A clean foundation means better speed, better structure, and none of the baggage from whatever was there before.

Will my site show up in Google for Arp and nearby areas?

The website-only package includes basic on-page structure that helps with search. If you want serious local search visibility across Arp, Tyler, and the rest of East Texas, the Website+SEO package at $3,500 is built for that.

Web Design · Arp, TX

Web Design for Roofing Companies in Arp, TX

Most roofing company websites bury the one thing people actually came for — how to get an estimate. Fancy sliders, stock drone footage of someone else's job site, and a contact form hidden three pages deep. If you're a roofer serving Arp and the surrounding Smith County area, your site should do two things: show your work and make it dead easy to book an inspection.

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Your Before-and-Afters Are Doing Nothing If Nobody Sees Them

Roofing is one of the most visual trades out there. A torn-up deck next to a finished ridge line tells a story no paragraph can match. But those photos need to load fast, display right on a phone, and sit where people actually scroll.

We build galleries that put your project photos front and center without slowing the page down. Big images, compressed properly, organized by job type — storm damage repairs, full replacements, commercial flat roofs, whatever you do. Each one with a short caption so visitors know what they're looking at.

And the estimate request form? It goes on every page. Not tucked in a corner. Not behind a menu. Right there, short, easy to fill out on a phone while someone's standing in their driveway looking at hail damage.

Storm Season Doesn't Wait for Your Website to Catch Up

When a big storm rolls through East Texas, folks in Arp and the countryside around it start searching fast. They want a roofer now. If your site takes forever to load or looks like it hasn't been touched since the last decade, they're gone.

A fast site with clear information about insurance claims, what your warranty covers, and how to schedule a free inspection — that's what converts a panicked homeowner into a phone call. We structure pages specifically around those moments. Storm damage guidance. Step-by-step insurance claim info. What to expect during an inspection.

Small-town trust matters. Your website should feel like your business — straightforward, reliable, no runaround.

What This Costs

A roofing company that just needs a clean site with a photo gallery, service pages, and a request form — that's a full website, starting at $1,500, done in about a week.

If you want to show up when someone in Arp or anywhere in Smith County searches for roof repair, that's the website plus SEO package, starting at $3,500, built out in one to two weeks. That includes the site itself plus the local search work that gets you found.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers speed, security, and keeping things updated so you're not dealing with a broken site six months from now.

Built for Phones Because That's Where Your Calls Come From

Someone spots a leak. They grab their phone. They search. They tap.

If your site doesn't work perfectly on that screen — if the phone number isn't tappable, if the form's too wide, if the photos are blurry and cropped wrong — you just lost a job. Every page we build starts on mobile. The desktop version comes second.

Click-to-call buttons. Tap-friendly estimate forms. Fast load times even on a spotty connection out past FM 16. That's the baseline, not a bonus feature.