Can I add new project photos to my site myself?

Yes. We set it up so you can upload before and after photos without needing to call anyone or know how websites work. Finish a job, snap some photos, add them to your gallery. Takes a couple minutes.

Do you include a section for insurance claim help?

We do. A clear walkthrough of your inspection process, what homeowners should know about filing a claim, and how you work alongside their insurance company. It's one of the biggest things that separates a professional roofing site from a generic one.

What if I already have a website but it looks bad?

We can rebuild it from scratch on a clean foundation. You keep your domain name, your phone number, all of that stays the same. The site itself just gets replaced with something that actually looks and performs the way it should.

Will my site work on phones?

Every site we build works on phones, tablets, and desktops. Most people searching for a roofer — especially after a storm — are doing it from their phone. If your site doesn't work well on a small screen, you're losing those folks.

How does the estimate request form work on my end?

When someone fills out the form on your site, you get a notification right away — email, text, or both, your call. All their info is right there so you can follow up quick. No app to download, no dashboard to learn.

Web Design · New London, TX

Web Design for Roofing Companies in New London

About 3 out of every 4 people looking for a roofer will check your website before they ever call. In a town the size of New London, that might only be a handful of folks a week — but those are real jobs you either win or don't. Your website's the thing that tips it.

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A Roofing Website That Actually Does Something

Most roofing company websites are just... there. A logo, a phone number, maybe a stock paragraph about "quality workmanship" that could belong to any contractor in Rusk County. That's not a website. That's a placeholder.

What a roofing site needs to do is answer the questions people already have. Can you handle my insurance claim? What does your work actually look like? How fast can you get out here after a storm? If your site doesn't answer those things fast — like within a few seconds of someone landing on it — they're going to the next guy on Google.

New London's small enough that reputation carries weight. But when a hailstorm rolls through and people are searching "roofer near me" at 10pm, reputation doesn't matter if they can't find you. Or if they find you and your site looks like it was made during the Obama administration. A site that loads quick, looks professional, and makes it dead obvious how to request an estimate — that's what turns a search into a phone call.

What Goes on a Roofing Website That Works

1. **Before and after photos.** Nothing sells roofing work like seeing it. A gallery of actual projects — torn-up decking replaced, new shingles laid clean, gutters reattached — does more convincing than any paragraph of text. We build galleries that are easy for you to update yourself when you finish a job.

2. **A simple estimate request form.** Name, address, phone number, what's going on with their roof. That's it. The form sends straight to your phone or email. No hoops, no delays. Someone fills it out at midnight, you see it first thing in the morning.

3. **Storm damage and insurance info.** This is the one most roofing sites miss entirely. After a bad storm, people don't know what to do first — call their insurance company or call a roofer. If your site walks them through that process clearly, you're the one they trust. A short section explaining how inspections work, what to tell their adjuster, what their policy might cover — that stuff matters.

4. **Warranty details.** People want to know what happens if something goes wrong two years from now. Spell it out on the site. What's covered, how long, what the process looks like. Transparency wins jobs.

What It Costs and How Fast It Happens

A solid roofing company website — with the photo gallery, the estimate form, storm damage guidance, warranty info — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you also want to show up when people in New London or surrounding areas search for roofing help, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That keeps your site fast, secure, and updated.

If you just need something simple right now — a single page with your info, a phone number, and a way to request an estimate — that starts at $300 and can be done in a few days. Good starting point if you're just getting things off the ground. You can always add to it later.