Can I add project photos to the site myself?

Yes. We can set it up so adding new photos is straightforward — no technical skills needed. Or if you'd rather just text us the photos and let us handle it, that works too. Either way, your gallery stays current.

Do you build separate pages for storm damage and insurance claims?

If you want them, absolutely. A dedicated storm damage page with clear steps for homeowners — document the damage, call your insurance, schedule an inspection — can pull in a lot of traffic after severe weather. It's one of the highest-value pages a roofing site can have.

I get jobs from my truck lettering and yard signs. Why bother with a website?

Because the person who saw your yard sign on their neighbor's lawn is going to search your company name before they call. If nothing comes up — or something bad comes up — that yard sign just worked for your competitor instead of you.

What's the difference between the $300 site and the $1,500 site?

The $300 site covers your basics — who you are, what you do, how to reach you, across three to five pages. The $1,500 site goes deeper: individual service pages, photo gallery, storm damage content, warranty details, and a more aggressive SEO setup with ten or more pages. The right choice depends on how much of your business comes from online leads versus referrals.

Will the site look good on a phone?

That's the whole starting point. We design for phones first, then make sure it looks good on bigger screens too. Your site will load fast and be easy to use on whatever device someone pulls out of their pocket.

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Roofing Websites in Jacksonville Could Use Some Work

Every roofing company in Cherokee County has a truck with their name on it. Roughly half of them have a website that looks worse than the truck. The irony of a roofer with a bad online presence is that you spend all day making buildings look better from the outside — but your own storefront (the website) is peeling.

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Why Roofing Websites Are Uniquely Bad (and What to Do About It)

Roofing is visual work. You tear off something old and ugly and replace it with something clean and solid. That transformation is genuinely satisfying to look at. And yet, the average roofing company's website features zero photos of actual completed work. Maybe a drone shot of a random roof that could belong to anyone. Maybe a stock graphic of a house with an arrow pointing at the shingles. Inspiring stuff.

The thing is, roofing is one of the few trades where before-and-after photos are actually dramatic. A storm-damaged roof next to the finished replacement? That tells a story no tagline can match. Someone scrolling through their phone after a hailstorm near Jacksonville College isn't going to read your mission statement. But they'll stop and look at a photo of a roof that looked like theirs — and then looked brand new.

There's also the insurance angle, which almost nobody handles well online. After a big storm rolls through Cherokee County, homeowners have questions. Can I get a free inspection? Will you work with my insurance company? What does the claims process actually look like? If your website answers those questions clearly, you're already ahead of every competitor who just says "Call for a free estimate" and leaves it at that.

We build roofing websites that put this stuff front and center. Real project photos — organized by type if you want (shingle, metal, flat, storm repair). An estimate request form that's short enough that people actually fill it out. Warranty information that's written in plain English, not legalese. And storm damage guidance that answers the questions people are actually asking when they're standing in their yard looking at missing shingles.

A roofing site with all of this — services, photo gallery, estimate form, warranty info, storm damage page — starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you just need a clean, simple site with your basics covered, that starts at $300 and we can have it done in a few days. Either way, you own the code. No platform subscriptions. No templates you can't change.

The Part Where Your Website Starts Paying for Itself

Roofing is seasonal and weather-driven, which makes your website different from, say, a dentist's. You might get a steady trickle of calls for re-roofs and maintenance, but then a storm hits and suddenly everyone within thirty miles needs you at once. Your website has to handle both modes.

During the quiet stretches, your site needs to rank well enough that someone planning a roof replacement in Jacksonville finds you without being referred. That means proper SEO structure — title tags, local keywords, service pages that actually target what people search for. "Roof replacement Jacksonville TX" isn't a phrase people say out loud, but it's absolutely something they type.

During storm season, your site becomes triage. People want to know: do you do free inspections, do you handle insurance paperwork, how fast can you get out there. If your site answers those questions before they even have to call, you've already built trust. And trust matters a lot when someone's about to write a check for a new roof.

We can also set up your site so you can add project photos easily over time. Finished a big job off FM 747? Snap some photos and send them over — or we'll show you how to add them yourself. A gallery that grows with your business is worth more than any ad you'll ever run.

Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month. That keeps everything updated, backed up, and running. If you want to go further with ongoing SEO to stay visible between storms, that's a separate conversation — but the foundation starts with a site that's actually worth ranking.