A roofing website that brings in calls
A roofing website that brings calls: Mario, a roofer in Austin, got 10 calls in his first two weeks. What a roofer's site needs. $399, free preview.
What happened when an Austin roofer got a website?
Mario runs a roofing business in Austin, Texas. We built his website in early October 2026. In the first two weeks it brought him 10 calls. Customers call him straight from the site, others send their job details through the form, and Mario quotes every job himself. It is one roofer and two weeks, not a promise of the same numbers for you, but it is what a plain, clear site did for a real roofer.
What does a homeowner with a leaking roof need to see?
Your phone number as a button they can tap, the area you cover, and whether you do emergency tarping or repairs fast. Put all three at the top of every page. After a storm people call the first roofer who looks local and reachable.
Which pages should a roofing site have?
One page each for repair, full replacement and storm damage, which are the three things people search for and the three service pages in the $399 package. The storm damage page should say plainly how you work with the homeowner on an insurance claim, if you do.
What should the quote form ask?
The address, what is wrong (a leak, missing shingles, an old roof), how old the roof is if they know, and a photo. Mario's customers send exactly this kind of detail through his form, and he prices the job from it before he calls back. Open the roofing demo to see the layout; it is a made-up example built the same way.
The $399 package: six pages (home, 3 service pages, about, contact), a logo, Google Business Profile setup, your own .com and the first year of hosting. Pricing · Example sites · Other trades
Questions
Does a roofing website really bring calls?
For Mario, a roofer in Austin, Texas, it brought 10 calls in the first two weeks after we built it in October 2026. Results depend on your area, your Google listing and how fast you answer.
Should a roofer list prices on the website?
Most roofers quote after seeing the roof. Say that the quote is free, if it is, and ask for photos through the form so you can give a first idea before the visit.
How much is a website for a roofing company?
It is $399 one time at Kingpin Sites, with the first year of hosting included. From year two hosting is $150 a year. You see a free preview before paying.
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