Can I keep my current domain name with a redesign?

Yes. Your domain is yours — we just point it at the new site once it's ready. Nothing changes for your customers, and there's no downtime if we plan the switch right.

How do I add new project photos after the site is built?

We set it up so adding photos is straightforward. Depending on the setup, it might be a simple upload or we can handle updates for you as part of a hosting plan. Either way, you won't need to know code.

Will my new site show up for searches in towns besides Winnsboro?

If you serve a wider area — Quitman, Mineola, Alba, other parts of Wood County — we can build the site to target those areas too. That's especially true with the Website+SEO package, where local search visibility is a big part of the build.

What if I'm currently on Wix or GoDaddy?

We rebuild from scratch on a faster, more flexible setup. Your domain can move, your content comes with you, and the new site is yours to keep. No platform lock-in.

Do you write the content or do I need to provide it?

We handle the writing. You give us the basics — services, areas you cover, warranty details — and we turn it into clear, honest copy that sounds like your company, not a brochure.

Is there a section for storm damage and insurance info?

That's one of the first things we build out. Homeowners dealing with storm damage have a lot of questions and not a lot of patience. A clear, dedicated section on your site covering what to do, what to document, and how you help with the claims process goes a long way.

Website Redesign · Winnsboro, TX

A Better Website for Your Winnsboro Roofing Company

Three to four years is a lifetime in web design. If your roofing company's site in Winnsboro hasn't been touched since it launched, it's probably turning away the exact people you want — homeowners with storm damage, folks comparing roofers, people ready to call somebody right now.

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Why Roofing Websites Go Stale So Fast

Roofing is seasonal and weather-driven. When a big storm rolls through Wood County, people grab their phones and start searching. That's your window — maybe a day or two where demand spikes and homeowners are making fast decisions. If your site loads slow on a phone, doesn't have a clear way to request an inspection, or just looks like it hasn't been updated since it was built, you're invisible during the moment that matters most.

And it's not just storms. Plenty of folks in Winnsboro are doing planned work — replacing an aging roof before selling a house, upgrading after buying one near the Historic District, getting ahead of the next hail season. They're comparing a few companies, and your website is doing the talking for you whether you like it or not.

A site that was fine a few years ago might not be mobile-friendly by today's standards. Google's pickier now about page speed and structure. The templates a lot of roofing companies got set up on weren't built to grow with you. That's not your fault — but it is your problem.

What a Roofing Website Redesign Actually Covers

Here's what goes into a ground-up rebuild for a roofing company:

1. **Mobile-first design.** Your site gets built for phones first, then expanded for desktops. Not the other way around. Every button, every photo, every form works on a small screen without pinching or zooming.

2. **Before-and-after project galleries.** Nothing sells roofing work like showing the actual work. We set up galleries that are easy for you to add to — new roof in Winnsboro, tear-off in Quitman, whatever you've got.

3. **Inspection and estimate request forms.** Short, clear, easy to fill out. Name, address, what's going on with the roof, and a submit button. Submissions go straight to your inbox or your phone.

4. **Warranty and service details, spelled out.** Homeowners want to know what's covered and for how long. A good roofing site answers that without making people dig around.

5. **Storm damage and insurance guidance.** A dedicated section explaining how the process works — what to document, when to file a claim, how your company helps through it. This alone can set you apart from every other roofer in the area.

6. **Fast load times and solid SEO structure.** Clean markup, proper headings, local search schema. Built so Google can actually find you when someone searches for roofing in Winnsboro or anywhere in Wood County.

What It Costs and How to Get Moving

A full roofing website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want local SEO baked in from the start — and for a service-area business like roofing, you probably should — that's starting at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

You own the code when it's done. No monthly platform fees you can't escape, no builder that holds your site hostage. If you want us to handle hosting, that's $50 a month, but it's not required.

We're a small shop in Tyler, about 45 minutes down the road from Winnsboro. You'll talk to the person actually building your site. If you're tired of looking at a website that doesn't match the quality of work your crew puts on a roof, this is a good time to fix that.