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Websites for roofing companies

VelvetyWeb is a marketing agency that builds websites for roofing contractors. A roofing customer arrives with one question: does this company do my kind of roof, and will it come to me. The sites below answer it on the page: one page per roof type and service, a page per service area, a project gallery and a short path to a free estimate.

What a roofing website needs

These elements are used on the roofing sites we published:

  • A separate page for each roof type and service: shingle, metal, flat, repair, emergency, skylights, gutters, soffit and fascia.
  • Residential and commercial roofing described on separate pages.
  • A page for each city or area you serve, so people and search engines see where you work.
  • Proof: a before-and-after slider, a project gallery with the city of each job, client reviews.
  • A short route to a free estimate or inspection, and a visible emergency option if you offer 24/7 repairs.
  • Trust facts that are true and checkable: license and insurance, manufacturer certification, warranty, typical timelines.

Roofing websites

Roofing Company Website: ALEXBURD Roofing

ALEXBURD Roofing

Roofing Company Website · design + development

Professional roofing services website with service showcase, before/after gallery, client testimonials, emergency contact options, and service area coverage across Washington State.

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Roofing Services Website: Maksroofs Construction LLC

Maksroofs Construction LLC

Roofing Services Website · design + development

Professional roofing services website with service catalog, free estimate request forms, customer reviews, and project portfolio for residential and commercial clients.

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Case study: a roofing website

A roofing website organized by roof type and service

A roofing website organized by roof type and service

ALEXBURD Roofing Company, Lynnwood, WA

A Washington roofing company whose site explains every roof type and every service on its own page, so a homeowner or a property manager can see exactly what is offered and request a free estimate.

  • 16 separate service pages: 8 residential and 8 commercial
  • 6 service-area pages: five cities and Washington State
  • ~40 projects in a filterable gallery with city captions
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Questions about roofing websites

What should a roofing company website include?

A page for each roof type and service, separate residential and commercial pages, a page for each service area, a before-and-after gallery with real projects, client reviews, and a short path to a free estimate or inspection, plus an emergency option if you offer it.

Which roofing websites has VelvetyWeb built?

ALEXBURD Roofing in Lynnwood, Washington has pages for shingle, metal and flat roofing, repair, emergency roofing, skylights, gutters, soffit and fascia, a separate set of commercial pages, five city pages and a Washington State page, a before-and-after slider and a gallery of about 40 projects. Maksroofs Construction has a service catalog, free estimate request forms, reviews and a residential and commercial portfolio.

Why does each roof type need its own page?

People search for a specific job, such as a metal roof replacement or an emergency repair. A dedicated page can answer that exact question, while one general services page cannot.

Can VelvetyWeb run Google Ads for roofers?

Yes, Google Ads is part of what VelvetyWeb does for home-service companies. The published ads case is not a roofing company but an appliance repair business, where $14,107 of spend in August and September 2026 led to 206 completed jobs. A roofing ads case is not published yet.

How do I start a roofing website project?

Fill in the project form on the home page or message the team by email, Telegram or WhatsApp. Tell us which roof types and services you offer and which cities you cover, and the team replies with a proposed page structure.

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