Tegula Roofing
An editorial, trust-led homepage for a roofing contractor, built around evidence of the work.
Explore the concept
Website design for roofers & roofing contractors
Custom-coded websites for roofing businesses across the UK, built around what homeowners need before they trust someone with their roof: clear services, visible proof of your work and an easy way to request a quotation.
01 — Your customers
Built for a decision made from the ground.
Roofing is a high-trust purchase. Customers cannot easily see the work themselves, so they judge you by the evidence your website gives them.
A leak or storm damage
Missing tiles, a leak through the ceiling or damage after high winds. They want to know whether you handle repairs, cover their area and can respond.
A replacement roof
One of the larger purchases a homeowner makes. They compare several businesses, look closely at previous work and expect a careful quotation.
Flat roofs, chimneys and roofline work
Specific jobs, such as flat roof replacement, chimney repairs or fascias, soffits and guttering, where customers search for the exact service they need.
Landlords, agents and commercial clients
Property managers and businesses who need reliable contractors for repairs, maintenance or larger projects, and want evidence of capability.
02 — What it can include
Features a roofing website could include.
Every website is scoped to your business, so not every feature belongs on every site. These are the kinds of things a roofing website might include, and we will advise on what is worth it for yours.
- Before-and-after projects
- Side-by-side or slider comparisons of your own work, which show the difference a repair or replacement makes more clearly than any description.
- Project case studies
- Short write-ups of selected jobs: the problem, the materials and approach, and the finished result, with your own photographs.
- Specific service pages
- Separate pages for repairs, re-roofing, flat roofs, chimneys and roofline work, each answering the questions customers ask about that job.
- Quotation requests that help you price
- Enquiry forms that ask for the details you need, such as the type of roof, the problem and location, with the option to describe the job in their own words.
- Urgent repair route
- If you take urgent repairs, a clear phone number and what you cover, visible on every mobile screen.
- Service area information
- Plain information about the areas you cover and the kinds of property you work on.
Every website is custom-coded, designed for mobile from the start and built with technical SEO foundations; see our web design and development service for how projects work.
03 — Trust & evidence
Evidence that sets you apart.
Roofing attracts both excellent tradespeople and rogue traders, and homeowners know it. Clear, checkable evidence is what sets a reputable business apart.
- Your own work
- Real before-and-after photographs and project write-ups are the strongest evidence a roofing business can show. We never use stock images in place of your work.
- Reviews
- Genuine reviews from the platforms you use, displayed or linked at the source so customers can check them. We never write or invent reviews.
- Memberships & guarantees
- Many roofers belong to trade bodies or schemes, such as the NFRC, TrustMark or Competent Roofer, and some offer insurance-backed guarantees. Your website can show the memberships and guarantees you actually hold, explained in plain English.
- Business details
- A real business name, landline or mobile, and the areas you work in, because legitimate contact details are one of the first things a cautious homeowner checks.
04 — Local search
Local proof, not town lists.
Roofing searches are local, and Google’s local results draw heavily on your Google Business Profile and reviews. Your website supports that by being specific about your services and the areas you work in, and by showing local projects where you have them.
Roofing work leaves visible, local proof. Project write-ups that mention the type of property and general area are far more persuasive, and more useful to search engines, than a series of town pages with the place name swapped.
- Repairs and replacements kept apart
- An emergency repair and a full re-roof are different decisions, so each has its own page and its own route to an enquiry.
- Matching details everywhere
- Your trading name, number and coverage identical on the website, your Google Business Profile and directories, with structured data for search engines.
- Projects with context
- Project write-ups that mention the type of property and general area, giving customers relevant, local evidence.
05 — Our concept work
Before-and-after, in a concept.
Tegula Roofing is one of our concept websites: an original design for a fictional roofing contractor, not client work. Its roof explorer explains each type of roof and its weak points, and a before-and-after comparison, clearly labelled as illustrative, shows how a roofing website can put evidence of the work first.
Explore the concept websites06 — Cost
What shapes the cost of a roofing website.
Every website is quoted individually, so we do not publish prices. For roofing businesses, these factors usually make the most difference:
Number of service pages
Separate pages for each roofing service, or a smaller site covering the essentials.
Project content
How many projects and before-and-after comparisons to show, and whether you supply photographs and descriptions.
Enquiry routes
A simple contact form, or separate routes for urgent repairs and quotation requests.
Integrations
Connecting to software you already use, where that is possible.
Hosting and maintenance
Separate from the build: optional, and only agreed if you want ongoing hosting and care for the site.
Already have a website that is not working for you? See website redesign, including how we plan to protect the search visibility you have built up. More on how projects are scoped is on our web design page.
07 — Questions
Your questions, answered.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly; there is no obligation.
Are you a roofing company?
No. We are a website design and development company. We design and build custom-coded websites for roofers and roofing contractors, among other businesses.
Will a new website get me more roofing jobs?
We would be wary of anyone who promises that. Roofing enquiries depend heavily on your reviews and reputation, on the other roofers customers compare you with and on how Google ranks local results. What a good website can do is put your strongest evidence, your own before-and-after work, in front of the people already looking, and make requesting a quotation simple.
Can you add before-and-after photos of my work?
Yes. Before-and-after comparisons work particularly well for roofing. You supply photographs of your own work, and we design a clear, mobile-friendly way to present them.
Can my website show my trade memberships and guarantees?
Yes, where you hold them. We show the memberships, schemes and guarantees that genuinely apply to your business, explained clearly, and link to where customers can verify them.
Should I have a separate page for every town I cover?
Usually not. A clear statement of the areas you cover, supported by your Google Business Profile and local projects, works better than many near-identical town pages.
Can customers send photos of their roof with an enquiry?
It can be considered. Photos help you judge a job before visiting, but file uploads add storage, privacy and spam considerations, so whether it is worthwhile depends on how you work. Our own enquiry form is deliberately simple; for your website we would discuss the options during planning.
Request a quotation
Tell us about your business.
Tell us about your business, the work you want more of and any website you have now. We will arrange a conversation and follow up with a written proposal and tailored quotation.