Web design for roofers, written in code.

A roofing site is read on a phone, in a garden, by someone looking up at a slipped tile. It has to load before they give up and ring the next firm.

Load before somebody standing in a garden looking up at a slipped tile gives up and rings the next firm. We build a page per job, repairs, flat roofs, re-roofs and storm damage, rather than a services list, place your own roof photos properly, and keep the call button on every screen with nothing loading in front of it.

Web design for tradesmen Websites for roofers

What a roofing site has to do that a general one does not

Roofing traffic arrives in two states. Someone typing "roof repairs Wakefield" has water coming in and about forty seconds of patience. Someone typing "flat roof replacement" has been reading for a fortnight and wants to see the detail before they ring anybody.

One homepage with a photo of a roof and a phone number serves neither of them well. So we build the pages the searches are actually asking for, and we write the code by hand so the urgent one loads on three bars of signal.

The three searches we build pages for, in every town you cover:

  • "roofers in your town"
  • "roof repairs your town"
  • "flat roof replacement your town"
01

A page per job, not a services list

Repairs, flat roofs, re-roofs and storm damage each get a page in the words you use on site. The search and the page match, so the reader stops looking.

02

Photos that carry weight

Finished roofs from the ground and close up, the scaffold in place, the guarantee in plain words. We crop and compress your own shots so a gallery still loads fast.

03

Built for the seven in the morning call

The call button sits on every screen and never scrolls away. No builder weight in front of it, because the code is ours and there is nothing else to load.

What we build for a roofing firm

Seven days from sign-off, and nothing on this list is an extra. We start from your job book, not a template, so the pages are the jobs you actually want more of.

In a roofing build

The list we work to when the trade is roofing.

  • A page each for roof repairs, flat roofing, re-roofs and storm damage
  • A page for every town you send a van to
  • The quote tool set to pitched or flat, storey count, urgency and a photo
  • Your own roof photos cropped, compressed and placed, shot list if you have none
  • Guarantee, insurance and trade memberships stated where a buyer looks
  • The emergency path: call button on every screen, nothing in front of it
  • Schema, sitemap and the technical work Google expects
  • Tested on a real phone before you ever see the link

The nearest one you can open today

Kidlington Roofing

Open it and use it the way your customer would.

Open it

Live now

Kidlington Roofing

A roofing site we built and host. Open it on your phone, scroll the job pages and run the quote tool to the end. That is the shape your site would take.

  • A page per job: repairs, flat roofs, re-roofs, storm damage
  • The quote tool with photo upload on every page
  • A page per town, each one feeding the same tool
  • Hand written code, no page builder in front of it

What roofers ask us about the build

I have hundreds of roof photos on my phone. Can you use them?

That is the best thing you can send us. We crop, compress and caption them, and a gallery of your own finished roofs beats anything stocky. Mark at Hemsley Building Services gave us 119 of his own photographs and they run in five tabs.

Storm week doubles my traffic. Will the site cope?

It is plain files with no database behind them, so a busy week costs it nothing. Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google's mobile speed test on 15 September 2026, and a roofing build is lighter than that.

Should the site show prices for a re-roof?

No, and we would talk you out of it. Every roof is different and a number on the page loses you the job before you have seen the pitch. The quote tool asks what you would ask on the phone instead.

Can it tell a slipped tile from a full re-roof before I ring back?

That is what the tool is for. Pitched or flat, storm damage or planned, how many storeys, and a photo. You read the job at a set of lights and decide whether the scaffold comes out.

We build your roofing site first, then send you the link. No deposit, no contract to read.

  • Free live demo. We build it first and put it on a real web address. You open it before any money changes hands.
  • Keep your domain. Your web address stays yours. If you need one we buy it in your name.
  • Live in 7 days. Seven days from sign-off. Photos, copy, forms, the lot.
  • One firm per area. One firm per trade per area. When an area is claimed, it is gone.

Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google’s mobile speed test on 15 September 2026. Run the test yourself.

Want to see your own roofing site before you decide?

Send us your firm’s name and the areas you cover. One firm per trade per area.

  • Free live demo
  • Keep your domain
  • Live in 7 days