Can you set up a form for free roof inspection requests?

Yes. Every roofing site we build includes a request form for inspections and estimates. We keep the fields minimal — name, address, phone, and a short description of the issue. The shorter the form, the more people actually submit it.

How do before and after project photos work on the site?

You send us the photos and we handle the rest. We'll set them up so they display well on phones and desktops without slowing the page down. As you complete new jobs, you can send us updated photos and we'll add them.

Should I have a page about storm damage and insurance claims?

If you do that kind of work, absolutely. After a storm, people search specifically for help with insurance claims and storm damage repair. A dedicated page targeting those searches can bring in work that a generic roofing site misses entirely.

What if I already have a website but it looks bad?

We'll take a look at it. Sometimes it makes sense to rebuild from scratch, sometimes it's a matter of fixing what's there. Either way, the pricing is the same — we'll tell you which route makes more sense for your situation.

Do you write the text for the website or do I need to provide it?

We write it. You'll know your business better than we do, so we'll ask you some questions upfront. But the actual copywriting, page structure, and layout — that's on us.

Web Design · Gladewater, TX

Web Design for Roofing Companies in Gladewater

A website won't fix a bad roof. It won't make your crew show up on time or turn a mediocre job into a good one. But if you're already doing solid work in Gladewater, the right website makes sure people actually find you and pick up the phone.

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What a Roofing Website Actually Needs to Do

Roofing is a trust business. Someone's got a leak, or a storm just rolled through Upshur County, and they need somebody now. They're going to search, click the first few results, and make a decision fast. Your website has about one job in that moment — convince them you're the right call.

That means before and after photos of real work. Not buried in a gallery nobody clicks on, but right there where people land. It means a form for free inspections and estimates that's short enough someone will actually fill it out. It means clear information about what your warranty covers, because that's one of the first things homeowners ask. And if you do storm damage work or help with insurance claims, that needs its own section — people dealing with storm damage are searching for exactly that, and if your site doesn't mention it, they'll find someone whose site does.

A roofing website doesn't need to be complicated. It needs to load fast, look professional, and make it dead obvious how to request an estimate. That's the whole job.

Can We Talk Pricing for a Second?

You're going to get quotes all over the place for web design. Some company out of Dallas will charge you $8,000 and take three months. Someone on Fiverr will do it for $50 and it'll look like it.

We do this differently. A simple site — maybe you just need a single page with your info, some photos, and a contact form — starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need a full website with multiple pages, estimate request forms, a storm damage section, warranty details, and a proper photo gallery, that's starting at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want the website plus search engine work so you actually show up when someone in Gladewater or the surrounding area searches for a roofer, that's starting at $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Hosting is $50 a month. No annual contracts where you're locked into something you can't get out of. And if you need a logo before any of this, that's starting at $500.

Gladewater Is Small — That Works in Your Favor

Gladewater isn't a huge market. The competition for roofing searches online is nothing compared to what you'd face in a bigger city. That's actually good news. A well-built website in a town of this size can make a real difference because there aren't that many roofers fighting for those same searches.

The folks searching near the old oil field historic sites, over by the antique district downtown, out toward Community Park — they're all pulling out their phones after a hailstorm or when they notice shingles peeling. If your site is the one that comes up and it looks like a real business with real work behind it, you're getting that call. We're a web design company out of Tyler, about thirty minutes down the road. Close enough to meet in person if that matters to you.