Guide for roofers
What Should a Roofer's Website Include?
A roofer's website should include a clear homepage, a page for each main service, click-to-call on every page, real photos of your work, your guarantees and insurance, the areas you cover, genuine reviews and a short quote form.
Checklist
The essentials, one by one
A clear homepage
Say you're a roofer, where you work and how to contact you — in the first few seconds.
A page per service
Roof repairs, new roofs, flat roofs, chimneys, fascias and guttering are searched separately.
Emergency contact
Storm damage and leaks are urgent. Click-to-call and WhatsApp should be on every page.
Before and after photos
Roofing is visual. Real photos of your jobs are the strongest proof you can show.
Guarantees and insurance
Homeowners want to know the work is guaranteed and you're insured. Say it plainly.
Areas covered
Name the towns you work in so Google shows you to local customers.
Genuine reviews
Link to or show your real Google reviews. Never use made-up testimonials.
A short quote form
Ask for the basics — name, number, postcode and the job — and nothing more.
Fast on mobile
Most people will find you on a phone. Pages should load quickly and be easy to tap.
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Our £500 fixed-price website covers every item on this list. See a real roofing-related example in our Sussex Guttering case study.
FAQs
Roofing website questions
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