Websites for roofing companies

A website for roofers.Built around your work.

From a leak to a complete roof replacement. Show what you do, where you work and how customers can reach you. With your own projects as evidence.

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Visual impression. The real Tempodak example appears below.

What you need to know

Can a visitor choose between an emergency, maintenance and a planned roofing job?

Give urgent leaks a direct contact route, give larger jobs a focused enquiry and show work the roofer has actually completed. The website becomes useful when services, coverage and follow-up agree.

  1. 01

    Separate journeys for leaks and planned work.

  2. 02

    Project photographs used with permission and explained honestly.

  3. 03

    Each service asks only for the information needed for an initial review.

  4. 04

    Discuss the assignment first, then agree the contract and build.

The site helps people choose and enquire. The roofer still confirms availability, inspection and quotation.

Costs and choices

The website. And the terms.

Complete website

If you leave earlier, you pay the remaining months at once. Your content is returned and your existing domain stays yours. The website itself does not transfer.

Full rates and terms (Dutch)

€ 75per month

excluding VAT

  • 24-month initial term, then cancellable monthly.
  • You pay for your domain and email separately.
  • We agree on your requirements and the work first. No automatic purchase.
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An example of our work: TempodakAn example of our work

Work in practice

A real roofing business. Tempodak.

  • website
  • SEO
  • Google Ads
  • Cloudflare

The case evidences delivered work and chosen technology. This page uses no result figure as evidence and gives no result guarantee.

Website case studies

In more detail

01

Emergency and planned work need different journeys

A person dealing with an active leak wants the telephone number, coverage area and real opening hours. A person planning replacement work wants the information required and the next step. We design a short urgent route and a calmer route for inspection or replacement. Sending a form is not a confirmed appointment.

02

Explain which jobs fit each service

Flat roofs, pitched roofs, gutters, insulation and inspections do not need the same explanation. Each service sets out its purpose, next step and initial information. The coverage area belongs near the enquiry, but should not become a town list. New location pages require separate demand evidence.

03

Show completed roofing work with context

Before and after photographs are more useful when they explain the brief, visible material and customer permission. We do not label stock imagery as completed work, and only include certifications the roofing company can substantiate. A project example is not an assessment of the next visitor’s roof.

04

Collect enough for a first review

An initial enquiry can ask for roof type, issue, town, contact details and a few photographs. The roofer then decides whether a call, inspection or quotation is appropriate. Photographs and personal data need a clear purpose, retention period and recipient. A new upload feature needs security evidence first.

05

Build a base connected to the roofing business

The domain, copy, project photographs and measurement accounts must be covered in the agreement. SEO and advertising are separate assignments; a website alone promises neither a position nor a flow of work. We also agree who adds projects and keeps services or coverage current.

06

Tempodak shows a joined-up approach, not a universal outcome

Tempodak appears in TheSEO’s public website and marketing cases. The published material shows that the website, SEO and Google Ads can be considered together, and that the site uses Cloudflare. This page uses no budget, cost per enquiry, revenue or growth percentage as evidence. The example evidences delivered work, not the same outcome for every roofer.

07

A complete website for €75 a month, after a conversation

A complete website costs €75 a month excluding VAT. The first 24 months are fixed; it is then cancellable monthly. Leaving earlier means paying the remaining months at once. Your content is returned and your existing domain remains yours; the website itself does not transfer. Domain and email are arranged and paid for separately. Pages, maintenance and special functions are agreed before the contract. Nothing is purchased directly here and no start date is promised.

FAQ

Good to know.

How much does a website for a roofer cost?

A complete website costs €75 a month excluding VAT, fixed for 24 months and cancellable monthly afterwards. Domain and email are separate. The assignment is discussed before the contract.

Can customers book a roof inspection?

The site can provide an enquiry route. An inspection only becomes a booking when the roofing company confirms it. We do not show live availability without a demonstrably working diary.

Can I add completed projects myself?

That can be included in the agreed build and maintenance route. Publication still needs permission, useful photographs and a factual project description.

Will the website automatically bring more enquiries?

No. It can make services and enquiries clearer, but outcomes also depend on market, reach, follow-up and any marketing. We first record a measurable baseline.

Contact

What fits your roofing business?

Tell us what work you want to take on and where you work. We will discuss what fits.

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