Can you set up before-and-after photo galleries for my roofing projects?

Yes. We'll build a gallery that's easy for you to update and designed to load quickly even on mobile. Good project photos are one of the strongest trust signals a roofing site can have — people want to see the work, not just read about it.

Will the new site work for storm damage and insurance claim inquiries?

We'll include a dedicated section for storm damage guidance and make it easy for homeowners to request an inspection directly from that page. In an area like Wood County where severe weather is a regular thing, having that information clear and accessible matters a lot.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

Your old site stays live until the new one is ready. We build the new site separately, and once it's done and you've approved everything, we swap it over. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase.

Do I actually own the website when it's done?

You own the code. That's a big difference from most template platforms where you're paying for access and lose everything if you leave. Your site is yours — you can host it wherever you want, move it, modify it.

How do you handle the SEO so my roofing company shows up in local searches?

The site is built with proper page structure, location-specific content, and fast load times — all things Google weighs when deciding local rankings. If you want ongoing SEO management and ad campaigns on top of that, we offer that starting at $750 a month.

Website Redesign · Alba, TX

Your Roofing Company in Alba Deserves a Website That Actually Works

Alba sits quiet off FM 69, surrounded by Wood County timber and pastureland. But when a storm rolls through and folks need a roofer, they're searching on their phones — and if your website can't handle that moment, someone else gets the call.

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Your Current Site Is Probably Costing You Roof Jobs

Here's what's frustrating. You do good work. You show up, you give honest estimates, you stand behind your repairs. And then somebody in Alba or Emory or Mineola searches for a roofer after hail tears through, and they land on your website — and they leave. Not because of anything you did wrong on the job. Because the site loads slow, or it looks off on a phone, or there's no clear way to request an inspection.

Most roofing websites built a few years ago were thrown together on a template platform. They looked fine at the time. But the standards changed. Google got pickier about speed and mobile formatting. Customers got less patient. And now you've got a site that technically exists but doesn't do what it's supposed to do — bring in leads. You can't add before-and-after project photos the way you want. There's no real form for estimate requests. Your warranty info is either missing or buried. And if someone needs storm damage guidance or help understanding their insurance claim process, they're definitely not finding it on your site.

That's not a small problem when your business depends on being the roofer people trust in a community as tight-knit as Alba. Every job you don't get because your site turned someone away is a job you earned but never knew about. And that should make you angry.

A Rebuild That's Actually Built Around Roofing

We build websites from scratch — no templates, no page builders, no platform you're renting space on. You own the code. That matters more than most people realize, because it means you're not stuck paying some company monthly just to keep your own site online, and you're not limited to whatever their drag-and-drop tool lets you do.

For a roofing company, the site needs to do specific things well. It needs a gallery setup that makes your before-and-after photos look good and load fast. It needs an estimate request form that's short enough that people actually fill it out — name, address, what's going on with the roof, done. It needs a section that walks homeowners through what your warranty covers, plainly, without legal jargon. And it needs a page or section on storm damage and insurance claims, because in Wood County, that's half your business after spring weather hits. We know what a roofing site needs to include because the industry has clear patterns — the companies that make it easy to request an inspection and show proof of their work are the ones that get calls.

The site will be mobile-first, because most of the people searching after a storm are on their phones. It'll load fast. It'll have real SEO structure so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it — Alba, Emory, Quitman, the whole Wood County area. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work and ad setup built in from the start, that's $3,500 and a couple weeks. Hosting runs $50 a month. No mystery. No platform lock-in. Just a site that does the one thing it's supposed to do — get your phone ringing.