Can you set up a gallery for before and after roofing photos?

Yeah, and it'll be built so the images load fast without killing your page speed. We'll set it up so you can send us new project photos anytime and we'll get them added. Good project photos are the best sales tool a roofer has.

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

We'll take a look at it. Sometimes it makes sense to keep the domain and start over with a clean build. Sometimes there's stuff worth keeping. Either way, we'll tell you straight what we'd do and why.

Do you build the estimate request form too?

Yes. We'll set it up so submissions go right to your email or phone. Short form, no hassle for the customer. The easier you make it for someone to request an estimate, the more requests you get.

How do I update the site when I want to add new photos or change something?

Just text or email us what you need changed. We handle it. You don't need to learn how to use a content management system or log into anything.

Will my site show up when people search for roofers in Gilmer?

The site itself will be built right — fast, mobile-friendly, proper page titles and structure. If you want to actively rank on Google for roofing searches in the area, that's where the SEO package comes in. The $3,500 tier includes that work.

Web Design · Gilmer, TX

Web design for roofing companies in Gilmer

You've probably already tried a couple things to get a decent website up. Maybe a DIY builder, maybe a buddy who "knows computers." And now you're here, which tells me how that went.

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Most roofing contractors in a town like Gilmer don't start by hiring a web designer. That'd be weird. You Google "free website builder," pick a template that looks close enough, drag some stuff around for a weekend, and call it done. Or you pay someone on the cheap and they hand you something that technically exists but doesn't actually do anything useful.

The site loads slow. The phone number's buried. There's no good way to show your before-and-after photos without them looking like they were taken on a flip phone. And the estimate request form — if there even is one — goes to an email you forgot the password to.

So the site just sits there. You're still getting jobs through word of mouth and yard signs, which is fine, but you know there's business you're not getting. People in Gilmer and across Upshur County are searching for roofers right now. Storm rolls through, they grab their phone. If your site doesn't load fast and look like you know what you're doing, they're calling somebody else.

What a roofing website actually needs

1. **Photos that sell the work.** Before and after shots of tear-offs, new installs, repairs — big, clear, fast-loading. Not thumbnails crammed into a grid nobody clicks on. Your work is visual. The site should make that obvious.

2. **An estimate request form that's short and works.** Name, address, phone, what's going on with the roof. That's it. The form should go straight to your phone as a notification. No logging into dashboards.

3. **Storm damage and insurance info up front.** Half the calls after a bad storm are people who don't know where to start. If your site walks them through the basics — what to look for, how insurance claims work, that you do free inspections — you're the one they call. Not the guy three towns over with a bigger ad budget.

4. **Warranty details that are easy to find.** People want to know what's covered before they commit. Put it on the site. Don't make them ask.

5. **Speed.** A roofer's website doesn't need animations and parallax scrolling. It needs to load in under two seconds on a phone with one bar of signal out past 271. We build lean.

What this costs and how fast it happens

A simple one-page site — your info, some photos, a contact form — starts at $300 and takes a few days. That's good enough to get something real out there if you've got nothing right now.

If you want the full setup with dedicated pages for your services, a proper gallery, storm damage info, warranty details, and estimate forms — that's a full website starting at $1,500 and takes about a week. Add SEO so people in Gilmer, Ore City, Big Sandy, and the rest of Upshur County can actually find you on Google, and that's $3,500, done in a week or two.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That keeps the site fast, secure, and updated. No surprises on the bill.

We're based in Tyler, about 30 miles down the road. Close enough to meet up if you want, but everything can be handled by phone and email too. Your call.