Websites for roofers
A roofing website that shows your work
A roof is a big decision, and homeowners want to see real jobs before they ask for an estimate. SaySites builds a fast site with your photos, your services and a simple way to reach you.
The problem
Why most roofers are stuck with a website that doesn’t work for them.
Homeowners compare several roofers
Few people hire the first roofer they find. They look at photos, read reviews and compare sites, and a thin site drops you out of the running.
Storm damage brings a rush
After a storm, people search for leak and storm repair right away. A slow site or a missing phone number sends them elsewhere.
Repairs and replacements need different pages
Someone with one missing shingle and someone planning a full replacement want different information. One page serves neither well.
Great work with no photos online
You have finished roofs on your phone, but getting them onto the website feels like a chore, so the site shows stock photos instead.
What you get
The pages your site should have.
Your site starts with a home, services and contact page written for your business and your town. Ask Sofie for any of the others. Every page is checked against Google’s basics and held to a 95+ speed score before it goes live.
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Home
Your towns, your services, a few photos of real roofs and a clear way to call or ask for an estimate.
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A page per service
Roof replacement, roof repair, storm damage, gutters and flat roofs each get a page that can rank for its own searches.
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Gallery
Before and after photos from your phone, resized automatically so the site stays fast.
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Testimonials
Real reviews from homeowners, shown in their own section, to help people choose you.
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Service area
One honest page listing the towns you cover.
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Contact
A form for estimate requests that lands in your inbox, plus your phone and hours.
Getting found
Built for the searches your clients actually make.
- roof repair [your city]
- roofers near me
- roof leak repair near me
- storm damage roof repair
- roof replacement cost [your city]
- metal roofing contractor near me
Marked up as a Roofing Contractor
Structured data describes you as a RoofingContractor with your address, phone and hours, which is what Google uses for local results.
A page for each kind of job
Replacement, repair and storm damage pages each carry their own title and heading, so they can match the searches people actually type.
Real photos, properly sized
Your own photos are resized automatically and every page passes a 95+ speed check, so a full gallery does not slow the site down.
Answers to cost questions
A helpful post on what affects the cost of a new roof answers a question homeowners search often, without promising prices you cannot keep.
Sofie, your assistant
Change anything by asking.
No page builder to learn. Tell Sofie what you want in a sentence; she shows you the change as a draft, and it goes live when you say so.
- Add a gallery with these photos of last month’s roof replacements
- Add a page about storm damage repair
- Write a blog post on how to tell if your roof needs replacing
- Add these three customer reviews to the home page
- Change the main button to Request a free estimate
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Questions
What roofers ask us.
What does a roofing website cost with SaySites?
$15 a month after a 7-day free trial, covering the site, hosting, your own domain, speed checks and changes by Sofie. Cancel anytime.
Do I have to know how to build websites?
No. SaySites builds the site from a short description of your business. After that you ask Sofie for changes in plain words and check each one as a draft before it goes live.
Can I upload photos straight from my phone?
Yes. Upload them and they are resized for speed automatically. Real photos of your own roofs build more trust than stock images.
Can people request an estimate?
Yes, through your contact form. Requests land in your SaySites inbox with reply and call buttons. There is no scheduling or quoting system built in.
Should I make a page for every town after a storm?
No. Near-identical town pages are treated as spam by Google. One clear service-area page and a genuine storm damage page are the honest way to be found.
Can I show reviews from Google?
You can add real reviews to a testimonials section by giving them to Sofie. They are not pulled in automatically, and they should come from real customers.
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