Can you add a photo gallery for completed roofing jobs?

Yes. Before-and-after galleries are standard for roofing sites we build. They're set up so you can send new photos and get them added without needing to log into anything yourself.

Will the new site have a form for free roof inspections?

Every roofing site gets a request form built in. It captures the homeowner's name, address, phone number, and a brief description of the issue. Submissions go straight to your email or phone, however you prefer.

Do you include pages about storm damage and insurance claims?

If that's part of your business, then yes. A dedicated storm damage page with guidance on the insurance claim process gives homeowners a reason to choose you over a company that doesn't explain anything. It also gives search engines more content to index.

What happens to my current website during the redesign?

Your existing site stays live the entire time. The new one gets built separately and only goes live once it's finished and you've approved it. No downtime.

I'm not sure what's wrong with my current site—can you look at it?

Send over the URL and we'll give you a straight breakdown of what's working and what isn't. No charge for that. Sometimes the issues are obvious—slow load times, broken mobile layout, no clear call to action. Sometimes it's subtler, like poor page structure that search engines can't read well.

Website Redesign · Troup, TX

Website Redesign for Roofing Companies in Troup

Troup sits in the middle of Smith County's pine belt, where spring storms roll through like clockwork and roofing work stays steady. If your company's website hasn't been touched in a few years, it's probably not doing much for you. We build redesigned roofing sites from scratch—fast, mobile-ready, and built to actually bring in estimate requests.

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What a Dated Roofing Site Actually Costs You

Most roofing companies around Troup and the surrounding area got a website at some point because they felt like they had to. Maybe it was a Wix page or a GoDaddy template. It went up, it looked fine at the time, and nobody's really touched it since.

The problem is that people searching for roofers in 2026 are almost always on their phones. They're standing in their yard looking at missing shingles or sitting in their truck after a storm. If your site loads slow, looks cramped on a small screen, or doesn't have a clear way to request an estimate—they move on. There's no second chance there. They just tap the next result.

A proper redesign fixes the things that quietly push people away. That means a layout built for phones first, pages that load in under two seconds, and an estimate request form that's easy to find and easy to fill out. It means having before-and-after project photos front and center so people can see actual work. It means a section explaining what your warranty covers, because homeowners care about that and most roofing sites leave it vague. And for Troup specifically—where hail and wind damage drive a big chunk of the business—it means having clear information about insurance claims and storm damage inspections. If someone's dealing with a damaged roof and trying to figure out their next step, your site should answer their questions before they ever pick up the phone.

How We'd Rebuild It and What It Runs

We don't use website builders or drag-and-drop platforms. Your redesigned site gets built with real code that you own outright. No monthly platform fees to some company that holds your site hostage. No limits on what you can change down the road.

For a roofing company in Troup, a full website redesign starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That covers a mobile-first design, proper page structure for local SEO, a free inspection request form, project photo galleries, and pages for your core services—storm damage repair, insurance claim guidance, warranty details, whatever fits your business. If you want to go further with local SEO and get your site showing up in searches across East Texas, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That keeps your site fast, secure, and updated without you having to think about it.

One thing worth mentioning: you get the actual source code. If you ever want to move to a different host or hire someone else to make changes, you can. There's no lock-in. The site is yours the same way your truck is yours—you hold the keys.

We're a web design shop based in Tyler, about twenty minutes up the road from Troup. Communication is direct and the turnaround is fast. No layers of people between you and the person writing the code.