Can you add before and after photo galleries to my roofing site?

Yes, and we'd set it up so you can add new project photos yourself without calling us every time. Before and after shots are one of the best trust-builders a roofing company can have online.

Do I need a full redesign or can you just fix what I have?

If your site was built on a template platform a few years ago, a full rebuild is almost always the better move. Patching old code gets expensive fast and you end up with something that's still slow and still hard to update. Starting clean means everything works together from day one.

Will my new site show up in Google for Brownsboro roofing searches?

The redesign includes proper SEO structure — page titles, headings, local info, fast load times. That gives Google what it needs. If you want ongoing SEO work and ad management on top of that, we offer that starting at $750 a month.

How do estimate request forms work on the site?

Someone fills out a short form on your site — name, phone, address, what they need — and you get notified right away. Email, text, however you want it. No software to log into. It just goes straight to you.

What happens to my old website when you rebuild it?

We keep your domain name and set up redirects so you don't lose any search traffic you've already built up. The old site gets replaced entirely. You'll own all the new code and files — no platform lock-in.

Website Redesign · Brownsboro, TX

Website Redesign for Brownsboro Roofing Companies

Most roofing companies spend thousands on trucks, wraps, yard signs — then send people to a website that looks like it was made during a lunch break. Your website is where folks decide if they're calling you or the next guy. If it's not working, everything else you're spending money on works a little less too.

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Your Website Probably Isn't Doing What You Think It's Doing

So somebody drives past one of your jobs off Highway 31, sees your sign, and Googles your company name. They're on their phone. They're standing in their driveway looking at hail damage. And your site takes forever to load, or the menu doesn't work right, or they can't find a way to request an estimate without hunting for it.

They leave. They don't come back. They call whoever shows up next in the search results. You never know it happened.

This is the thing about a bad website — it doesn't announce itself. It just quietly sends people somewhere else. And in a small market like Brownsboro where every job counts, that matters more than you'd think.

What a Roofing Site Actually Needs

Before and after photos. That's the biggest one. Roofing is visual work and people want to see what you've done. A good site makes those easy to browse, not buried in some tiny gallery nobody scrolls through.

After that — a simple estimate request form. Not ten fields. Name, address, phone, what's going on. Done. You also need clear info about warranties, what's included in your inspections, and how you handle storm damage and insurance claims. Folks in Henderson County deal with enough rough weather that insurance guidance alone can set you apart.

And all of it needs to work perfectly on a phone. Because that's where people are when they need a roofer.

What We'd Build You

We'd tear down whatever you've got and rebuild it from scratch. Mobile-first design, fast loading, proper SEO structure so Google actually knows what you do and where you do it. A real call-to-action on every page — not just a phone number in the footer.

You own the code when we're done. No page builder subscriptions. No platform that holds your site hostage. If you ever want to take it somewhere else, you can.

A full website redesign starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search engine work baked in from the start — so you're showing up when people search for roofers in Brownsboro, Eustace, Mabank, that whole area — that's $3,500 and runs one to two weeks.

Small Town, Big Difference

Brownsboro's not a huge market. But that's actually the point. When there are only a handful of roofing companies serving the area around the Community Center and out toward those prairie roads, the one with a decent website stands out fast. You don't need to outspend anyone. You just need to not lose the people who are already looking for you.

We're a web design shop in Tyler. Close enough to meet up, familiar with East Texas, and small enough that you're talking to the person actually building your site. If your current website isn't booking jobs, we should talk.