Basic
From $499
7–10 days · hosting from $35/mo
- 1 custom page
- Contact form
- Click-to-call path
One offer or a first website you need live quickly.
Roofing Website Design
Roofing website design for contractors who need the homeowner to call them first, not third.
Jacob builds every one himself, and you deal with him the whole way through.
The price is fixed before the first page is built, and nothing here needs a monthly plan.
- Builds from $499
- Ready in 7–10 days
- No contract, host it anywhere
- One person builds it: Jacob
5-star reviews from service businesses
Send Jacob the details
Jacob reads these himself. Weekday messages get an answer inside a day; weekend ones get picked up Monday.
What a homeowner checks before calling a roofer
A roof is the biggest thing most people buy for the house, and they shop it from a phone.
There is a short list they run before anyone picks up.
- Licensed and insured, in words, not a badge
- Photos of roofs your crews finished, not stock houses
- Insurance claims, retail jobs, or both
- Shingle brands and the warranty behind them
- How fast you tarp a roof after a storm
Claim work and retail work are different sales
A homeowner filing hail damage wants to know you meet the adjuster and handle the paperwork.
One paying out of pocket wants a price and a warranty. That is two pages, not one paragraph splitting the difference.
Your finished roofs do the selling
Roofing is one of the few trades where the work photographs well.
Send what your crews shot this season. It gets cropped and compressed so the gallery still loads on one bar.
Web design for roofing companies, without the retainer
Findability is built in, not billed back to you monthly.
- Fast pages, readable markup, a sitemap Google can crawl
- A page per town — only towns you would send a crew to
- Google Business Profile cleanup, $250 once, if you want it
How a build runs
Five steps, same person on all five.
- 1
A call about your service area and the jobs you want more of
- 2
A quote in writing: one price, one launch date
- 3
You send photos, reviews and anything worth keeping
- 4
A private preview link before it goes public
- 5
Launch day, and every login comes to you
What a Roofing Website Costs
What you pay comes down to page count and whether you want leads tracked inside the site.
Each number below buys a finished build and a launch date. Hosting is priced on its own, and you can skip it.
Standard
From $999
10–14 days · hosting from $35/mo
- Up to 6 pages
- Contact form
- Core service pages
Home, services, about and contact, with a few core services.
Lead tracking starts here
Advanced
From $1,499
14–21 days · hosting from $75/mo
- Up to 12 pages
- Admin dashboard
- Lead management (CRM)
- Blog editor
- Multiple admin users
More service and area pages, plus lead tracking you can see.
Enterprise
Scoped quote
21–30+ days · hosting from $75/mo
- Scoped page system
- Full content management
- Live review feed
- Customer accounts
- Online payments
- Custom booking workflow
Booking, payments or customer accounts built into the site.
Google Business Profile optimization — $250 one-time. No monthly fee.
Most roofing companies start on Standard — the home page plus replacement, repairs and storm damage. Advanced pays for itself once you are running ads or canvassing and need to see which lead came from where.
Roofing work, and the reviews we can honestly show
One roofing and siding contractor so far. Both reviews below are real, and neither is from a roofer — no roofing client has written one yet, and we will not invent it.
“6 out of 5 stars if it were possible. Jacob is a true professional. … Any questions or service I may need he's been right there staying on top of any needs I may have.”
Who is behind this
Blessed Arc Media is Jacob Graber, one person in Overland Park, Kansas, working since 2025. The first clients were trade contractors renting a page from a platform none of them could change.
Roofing came in through exterior work — siding, gutters, storm repair — for contractors in southern Indiana.
What stood out is how little of a roofer's marketing they actually hold. Lead sellers, claim chasers and platform sites all rent you something, and the site is the one piece that keeps working after the payments stop.
Guaranteed rankings are not sold here, because nobody can honestly promise one.
Questions we get asked
- Who do we call when something breaks?
- Jacob, at (812) 787-2569. Same person who built it, so there is no ticket queue in between.
- Can the price move after we start?
- No. The quote is a fixed number. Adding pages later is a separate quote you approve before anything gets built.
- Is hosting required?
- No. It is $35 a month on Basic and Standard, $75 on Advanced and Enterprise, and it covers hosting, SSL, updates and small text edits. Hosting it elsewhere is fine.
- What is the $250 Google Business Profile add-on?
- A one-time pass over your profile — categories, services, service area, description and photos. Paid once, with no monthly fee attached to it.
- Can storm and insurance leads come in separately?
- Yes. Claim work gets its own page and form questions, so an adjuster request never lands in the gutter-repair pile.
- Do you use our photos or stock ones?
- Yours. If there is nothing usable yet, we build around it and add the gallery later.
- A roofing marketing company built our site. Can we move it?
- Sometimes. Some of those platforms keep ownership and release nothing. Send the address and Jacob will tell you what carries over.
Put a price on your roofing site
Three things get you a quote: where you work, the jobs you want more of, and your current site if one exists. Back comes one number and one date.
Call or text
Based in
Overland Park, KS — working with roofing contractors across the United States.
Jacob reads these himself. Weekday messages get an answer inside a day; weekend ones get picked up Monday.