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

Yes. We build galleries that display well on phones and desktops without slowing the site down. You can send us photos anytime and we'll add them. Good project photos do more selling than any paragraph of text.

Do you include storm damage and insurance claim info on the site?

If that's part of your business, it gets its own page. Homeowners searching after a storm want to know you handle insurance work. Having that content on your site also helps you show up in searches when people are looking for storm damage repair specifically.

What happens to my old website?

We build the new one separately and switch it over when it's ready. Your old site stays live the whole time. Once the new one's up, the old one's gone. No downtime, no awkward in-between phase.

Will the site work for searches outside Gilmer?

The SEO structure targets your service area, not just one city. If you're taking jobs in Ore City, Pittsburg, Big Sandy, or anywhere else in Upshur County and beyond, the site reflects that. The $3,500 tier is where that targeting gets more aggressive.

Can customers request a free inspection through the site?

That's one of the first things we set up. The estimate and inspection request form is built into the site in multiple spots — not just one contact page people have to find. It collects the info you actually need without asking for anything unnecessary.

Website Redesign · Gilmer, TX

Website Redesign for Roofing Companies in Gilmer

Gilmer's got steady roofing work — hail season, aging homes across Upshur County, the occasional tree through a carport. But if your website looks like it belongs to a different decade, that work's going to someone whose site doesn't. We rebuild roofing websites from scratch with the stuff that actually matters: speed, mobile-first layout, and a structure that gets phones ringing.

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What's Actually Wrong With Most Roofing Websites

A roofing company's website has a pretty specific job. Someone's got a leak, or they just had a storm blow through, or they're pricing a full replacement. They pull out their phone, search for roofers near Gilmer, and they land on your site. What happens in the next few seconds determines whether they call you or tap the back arrow and try the next guy.

The problem with most roofing sites is they were built on a template platform that doesn't let you do much. You can't add a proper before-and-after gallery without it looking janky. Your estimate request form is either buried or broken on mobile. There's no page explaining how insurance claims work, which is half the reason people are searching in the first place. And the whole thing loads slow because it's dragging around code you don't need.

We tear all that out and start over. Every site we build is hand-coded — no website builders, no bloated platforms. You get a site that loads fast on a phone sitting in a Brookshire's parking lot on one bar of signal. The estimate request form is right where it needs to be. Your warranty info is easy to find. Storm damage guidance gets its own section so folks dealing with an insurance claim can see you know what you're talking about. And you own the code outright. If you ever want to move hosts or hire someone else down the road, it's yours. No hostage situation.

What a Rebuilt Site Should Do for a Roofer in Gilmer

Gilmer's not a huge market. Upshur County's got a manageable number of roofing companies, and most of them have mediocre websites or no website at all. That's an advantage if you're willing to have a good one. A well-built site with proper SEO structure can show up in search results for Gilmer, Ore City, Big Sandy, Diana — the whole county and then some.

We set up your site so each service you offer has its own page with the right headings and content structure for search engines. Residential roofing, commercial, storm damage repair, gutter work — whatever you do gets a dedicated page. Your before-and-after project photos go in a gallery that actually looks professional and loads quick. And the calls-to-action aren't afterthoughts. Every page makes it easy for someone to request an inspection or get an estimate without hunting around.

A full roofing website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the SEO buildout on top of that — local search setup, proper page targeting for surrounding areas, the technical stuff that gets Google to pay attention — that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks. Hosting is $50 a month, and that includes keeping things updated and running. No platforms to pay for, no annual fees to some template company. Just a site that does what it's supposed to do.