Can you include a section for insurance claim guidance on the site?

Yes. That's one of the first things we'd build out. Storm damage and insurance work is a big part of roofing in East Texas, and homeowners want to know what the process looks like before they call. We give it a dedicated page or section, not a footnote.

How do before-and-after photo galleries work?

We build a gallery section that's easy to update as you finish projects. You send us the photos, we add them. They're compressed so they load fast on phones without looking blurry. Good project photos do more selling than any paragraph of text.

Will my site work on phones?

It'll be built for phones first, then scaled up for desktops. That's how modern web design works—you start with the small screen and expand from there. Every button, form, and image will work on whatever device someone's using.

Do I keep the site if I stop working with you?

You own the code. If you want to take it somewhere else or hand it to another developer, you can. No lock-in, no proprietary platform holding your content hostage.

What if I already have a domain name and some content I want to keep?

We'll use your existing domain. If you've got content that still works—service descriptions, photos, warranty language—we'll carry it over. Most of the time the content needs rewriting, but we'll sort that out together before we start building.

Website Redesign · Hideaway, TX

Website redesign for Hideaway roofing companies

A new website won't fix bad shingles. It won't make your crew show up on time or stop homeowners from calling about gutters. But if your roofing company does solid work and your website looks like it was abandoned sometime during the Obama administration, we can fix that part.

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What a redesign actually does for a roofer in Hideaway

Hideaway's a small community. Roughly 3,300 people tucked around that lake, most of them homeowners, most of them with roofs that take a beating every storm season. When hail rolls through Smith County, those folks grab their phones and start searching. And your website is either the thing that gets them to call you or the thing that sends them to the next result.

A redesign isn't about making things prettier—though yeah, it'll look better. It's about rebuilding the bones. Mobile-first, because more than half the people hitting your site are on a phone. Fast loading, because nobody's waiting around for your storm damage page to crawl into view. Real calls-to-action, so when someone needs a free inspection after that April hailstorm, the button is right there. Not buried. Not broken. Not linking to a dead contact form.

We also build in spots for before-and-after project photos, which for roofing is basically your whole sales pitch in two images. Warranty info gets its own section instead of being crammed into a paragraph nobody reads. And if you deal with insurance claims—and in East Texas, you deal with insurance claims—we make that process clear so homeowners aren't confused before they even pick up the phone.

A frank conversation about your current site

You probably already know something's off. People tell you they found you online but then hired someone else. Or your site looks fine on your desktop but falls apart on a phone. Or you're paying monthly for some platform you can't really change without calling their support line and waiting.

So why haven't you fixed it? Because you're busy. You're on roofs. You're writing estimates and arguing with adjusters and trying to keep a crew together. Redesigning your website ranks somewhere between "organize the garage" and "finally learn QuickBooks" on the priority list.

Fair enough. But here's the wry part: you're a roofer who knows that patching a bad roof only lasts so long. Same thing applies to your website. That template you picked four years ago wasn't built for your business. It was built to be built fast. And now it's slow, it's stiff, and it's not doing what you need it to do.

We rebuild the whole thing. You own the code when we're done—no platform lock-in, no monthly ransom to keep your own site running. A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start, the website-plus-SEO package starts at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

What you'd actually get

An estimate request form that works and doesn't ask for twelve fields nobody wants to fill out. Pages for your main services—storm damage repair, full replacements, inspections, insurance claim help—each one built so Google can actually find it. A gallery setup for project photos that loads fast and doesn't look like a PowerPoint from 2011.

The site runs on your own hosting. We offer that at $50 a month if you want us to handle it. You're not trapped in a website builder where every small change costs extra or requires a phone call.

And because Hideaway sits right next to Tyler, you're competing with roofers who serve the whole metro area. A good site doesn't guarantee you win that fight. But a bad site guarantees you lose it before it starts.