Can you add before and after photo galleries for our roofing projects?

Yes. Photo galleries are part of every roofing site we build. They're designed to load fast and display well on phones, which is where most homeowners will see them. You'll be able to add new project photos yourself whenever you complete a job.

Will the new site have a form for free inspection requests?

That's the centerpiece. Every page will have a clear path to your estimate request form. It'll be short — just the info you need to follow up — and it'll work perfectly on mobile. Submissions go straight to your email or phone.

Do we keep our current domain name and phone number?

Your domain name stays the same. We point it to the new site once it's ready. Your phone number, email, all of it carries over. Nothing changes for customers trying to reach you.

Can you include a section about storm damage and insurance claims?

That's one of the highest-value pages a roofing site can have. Homeowners searching after a storm are ready to act. A clear page explaining what to do, what to document, and how to start a claim puts you in front of them at the right moment.

What happens to our Google ranking when the site changes?

A properly built redesign should improve your rankings, not hurt them. We set up redirects from old pages, build a better SEO structure, and make sure Google can crawl everything correctly. There might be a brief adjustment period, but the trajectory is up.

Website Redesign · Tool, TX

Website Redesign for Roofing Companies in Tool

A roofing company website that doesn't convert visitors into estimate requests is a liability, not an asset. If your current site loads slow on phones, lacks a clear way to request an inspection, or just looks dated — it's working against you every single day.

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What a Bad Website Actually Costs a Roofing Company

Starting at $1,500 — that's what a full website redesign runs. Compare that to one lost roofing job because a homeowner in Henderson County couldn't figure out how to request an estimate on their phone. One missed $8,000 roof replacement pays for the site several times over.

Most roofing companies around Tool and the surrounding rural communities get calls after storms roll through. Hail hits, wind pulls shingles, a homeowner types "roofer near me" into their phone. They find your site. And if it takes forever to load, or if the text is tiny and sideways, or if there's no obvious button to tap for a free inspection — they go to the next result. That's money gone. Not theoretically. Actually gone.

The math on a website redesign isn't complicated. It pays for itself with a single job you would've otherwise missed.

What Your Roofing Site Actually Needs

Before and after photos of completed projects. That's the single most persuasive thing a roofing website can show. Folks want proof. They want to see a torn-up roof next to the finished product. Your site needs to display those photos well on every screen size — not crammed into a tiny gallery that barely works.

A free inspection and estimate request form that's dead center on every page. Not buried in a contact section. Right there, always visible, always easy. Name, address, phone number, brief description of the issue. That's it.

Warranty information matters more than most roofers think. Homeowners comparison-shop, and the company that clearly states what's covered — labor, materials, how long — earns more trust before the first phone call ever happens. And storm damage guidance. A short section explaining how insurance claims work, what to document, when to call. That positions you as the knowledgeable local option, not just another contractor.

Why the Old Site Isn't Cutting It

If your roofing company website was built on a template platform a few years back, it probably has problems you can't see. Slow load times from bloated code. Poor mobile layout. No real SEO structure so Google doesn't know what to do with it. And you're stuck — you can't move things around, can't add a storm damage page, can't make the estimate form more prominent without fighting the platform.

A rebuild from scratch fixes all of that. Mobile-first design means the phone experience comes first, not as an afterthought. Fast loading because the code is written clean and specific to your business. Real SEO structure so your pages actually have a chance to rank for searches in Tool, Cedar Creek, Malakoff, and the rest of Henderson County. And you own the code. No monthly platform fees holding your site hostage.

How This Works

A full roofing company website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. That includes mobile-first design, estimate request forms, photo galleries for your project work, and proper SEO structure. If you want ongoing search engine work and ad management on top of that, Website+SEO packages start at $3,500.

Hosting runs $50 a month. You get a site that's fast, secure, and actually yours. No platform lock-in. No restrictions on what you can change down the road. Just a working website that does what a roofing company's website should do — bring in estimate requests from homeowners who need work done.