Can you add a gallery for before and after roofing photos?

Yes, and we'd strongly recommend it. Before and after photos of roof replacements, storm damage repairs, and gutter work do more convincing than anything else on the page. We'll set it up so you can easily add new project photos yourself.

Will the new site work for people searching after a storm?

That's one of the main things we design around for roofers. We build dedicated sections for storm damage repair and insurance claim guidance so that when someone's searching in a panic, your site answers their questions and gives them a way to contact you immediately.

Do I need SEO too or just the redesign?

The redesign alone gets you a fast, professional site that works on phones and converts visitors. Adding SEO means we also structure everything so Google knows to show your site when someone searches for roofing services in and around Gladewater. If you're relying on search traffic, the SEO package is worth it.

What happens to my current website during the rebuild?

Your existing site stays live until the new one is ready to go. We build everything separately, and once you've approved it, we make the switch. No downtime, no awkward in-between state.

How do estimate request forms work on the new site?

We build a simple form — name, address, phone, and a brief description of what they need. Submissions go straight to your email or phone. Short forms get filled out. Long ones don't. We keep it short.

Website Redesign · Gladewater, TX

Website Redesign for Roofing Companies in Gladewater

A bad website can quietly cost a roofing company $10,000 or more in a single storm season — jobs you never even got a shot at because someone couldn't load your site on their phone. If your current site isn't pulling its weight, it's time to fix that.

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Your Website Is Losing You Roof Jobs

Think about what happens after a big storm rolls through Gladewater. Folks are standing in their yards looking at missing shingles and dented gutters. They pull out their phones and start searching. They find three or four roofers. They tap. They wait.

If your site takes too long, looks off on a phone screen, or doesn't make it dead obvious how to request an inspection — they're gone. They picked somebody else. Not because that company does better work. Because that company had a better website.

This is the part that stings. You might be the most skilled roofer in Upshur County. Doesn't matter if your online presence can't keep up.

What a Roofing Site Actually Needs

A roofing website isn't complicated, but it does need specific things. Before and after photos of real jobs — those sell harder than any paragraph of text ever will. A simple form where someone can request a free inspection or estimate without jumping through hoops. Clear information about your warranties and what's covered. And if you handle storm damage or insurance claims, that needs its own section because people searching after a storm are looking for exactly that.

Your current site probably has some of this buried in there somewhere. But buried doesn't count. When someone lands on your homepage, the path from "I need a roofer" to "I just submitted a request" should take about thirty seconds.

What We'd Build for You

We rebuild roofing sites from scratch. No templates, no page builders, no platforms you're locked into. You get a mobile-first site that loads fast, shows up in search results, and actually turns visitors into calls and form submissions.

We're a web design shop in Tyler, and we work with businesses all across East Texas — from Gladewater down through Longview and everywhere in between. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to pair it with SEO so you're showing up when people search "roofer near Gladewater" or "storm damage roof repair," that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

You own everything when it's done. The code, the design, the domain setup. No monthly platform fees eating into your margins.

Storm Season Doesn't Wait

The antique shops downtown get to take their time. Roofing doesn't work like that. When hail hits or a tree comes down, you've got a short window where demand spikes and everybody in the area is looking for help at the same time. Your website needs to be ready before that happens, not something you're scrambling to fix while the phone should be ringing.

We can have a new site up in about a week. That's not rushed — it's just how long it takes when you're not dragging it out with unnecessary rounds of revision and bloated processes. If your site's been bothering you for a while, this is a good time to do something about it.