Can I add my own photos to the project gallery after the site is built?

Yes. We set it up so you can upload before-and-after photos yourself without calling us every time. Finish a reroof, take your photos, add them to the site. Keeps the gallery fresh without waiting on anyone.

Do you build pages specifically for storm damage and insurance claims?

We do. Most homeowners don't know how the insurance claim process works, and a page that explains it plainly — what to expect from the adjuster, what your company handles, what the homeowner needs to do — builds trust before they ever pick up the phone.

How does the estimate request form work?

We build a form that collects the info you actually need: address, type of damage, whether they've already filed a claim, and a spot to upload photos. Submissions go straight to your email or phone, however you want them routed.

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

We'd build you a new one. It's almost always less hassle than trying to fix something that wasn't built well to begin with. Your content and photos carry over — the structure and design are new.

Will my site show up when people in Hideaway search for roofing companies?

The $1,500 site is built with proper structure and speed, which helps. But if you want to actively rank for local searches — especially competitive ones like storm damage repair — the $3,500 website-plus-SEO package is built for that.

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Web design for roofing companies in Hideaway

A roofing company without a decent website is just hoping the phone rings. In a community like Hideaway, where most of the housing sits around the lake, word travels — but it travels faster with a site that actually shows what you can do.

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A hailstorm doesn't wait for your marketing plan

Last spring a line of storms rolled through Smith County and dropped golf-ball hail on half the roofs around Hideaway Lake. Within forty-eight hours, every roofing company in the area was knocking doors. The ones with a real website — before-and-after photos, a simple form to request an inspection, clear info on insurance claims — picked up work. The ones without? They were handing out business cards and hoping people would remember their name long enough to call.

What a roofing site actually needs

Roofing isn't complicated to explain, but most roofing websites make it harder than it has to be. Homeowners want to see your work. They want to know if you handle insurance claims. They want to fill out a form or tap a phone number and get a real person.

So that's what we build. A gallery page where you can upload project photos yourself — before the tear-off, after the install. A request form that asks for the right information up front: address, type of damage, insurance status. A page that walks homeowners through what happens during a storm damage claim, because most of them have never filed one and they're nervous about it.

Warranty info matters too. If you offer a workmanship warranty or you're certified with a manufacturer, that should be on the site where people can find it without digging. Same with your service area — Hideaway, the Pine Ridge side, out toward Walnut Creek, wherever you're willing to drive.

What this costs and how it works

A roofing website doesn't need to be expensive, but it does need to be done right. A full website with project galleries, estimate request forms, storm damage info, and warranty details starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want to show up when Hideaway homeowners search for roofers after the next storm — and there's always a next storm — a website paired with SEO starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping the site live, fast, and updated when you need changes.

We build the site, hand you the keys, and you run your business. No drawn-out process, no features you didn't ask for. The project gallery is set up so you can add new photos on your own — finish a job on Hideaway Lake Drive, snap a few pictures, upload them that afternoon. That's the part that sells the next job.

If you're running ads or want to rank for storm damage searches in the area, SEO and ad management starts at $750 a month. But the website comes first. No point driving traffic to something that doesn't convert.

A logo, if you need one, starts at $500 and takes a week or two. Most roofers already have something — even if it's just a name and a color. We can clean that up or start from scratch, your call.