Websites for roofers

A roofing website built for the two days a year the phone will not stop

Rune builds custom websites for roofing companies nationwide. A roof is bought in a panic after a storm or planned for a year; the site handles both, with leak response at the top and a calm replacement guide underneath. It runs on Skal, our editor, so you post the storm notice yourself the morning it matters.

  • Roof replacement
  • Roof repair
  • Storm & hail damage
  • Leak detection
  • Asphalt shingle
  • Metal roofing
  • Tile & slate
  • Flat & commercial roofs
  • Gutters & fascia
  • Skylights
  • Insurance claims

In a side-by-side Google Lighthouse test on mobile, a typical template site took 9.1 seconds to load. A Rune custom build took 2.8.

What you get

Websites for roofing companies

Every site is custom, hand-built, and yours to keep.

Storm mode you can switch on

A banner and a fast-track form you turn on after a hail or wind event, so the site matches the moment and the leads come in sorted by urgency.

Insurance claim walkthrough

A plain page on how a claim works, what the adjuster looks for, and what you handle. Homeowners pick the roofer who explained it first.

Material pages that compare honestly

Shingle, metal, tile, flat: lifespan, cost tier, and look, side by side. The planned replacement searches land here and stay.

Financing in plain terms

If you offer financing, the site says so where the price objection lives, with a short explanation instead of a lender's logo and nothing else.

Drone and before-and-after galleries

Your real roofs, sorted by material and town, with the aerial shots you already take for the estimate doing double duty as proof.

Manufacturer and license credentials

Certifications, license, bond, and warranty terms in one place, shown on every page. Change them once and the whole site updates.

FAQ

Questions roofers ask us

Can the site handle a storm rush?

That is what it is built for. It stays fast under load, click-to-call is at the top of every page on a phone, and a storm notice plus an emergency form can be switched on in a minute without touching the rest of the site.

Should repair and replacement be separate pages?

Yes. "Roof leak repair" and "roof replacement cost" are different people at different moments. Each gets a page with the right next step: a call button for the leak, a guide and estimate form for the replacement.

We do a lot of insurance work. How does the site help?

A claim page that explains the process and your role, plus an estimate form that asks whether a claim is open and who the carrier is. It saves your office a phone call per lead and sets you apart from roofers who skip it.

We have more drone footage than finished photos. Can we use it?

Yes. Short aerial clips and stills make a strong gallery, and they prove the work is yours. We set the gallery up so you add new jobs from your phone after each install.

Will a new site put us in the Google map results?

The site is half of it; your Google Business Profile is the other half. We build the service and town pages Google reads, match the profile to them, and set up the review link so the count keeps climbing. No one can promise a spot, and we will not.

Wherever you work, let's get you more calls

Tell us what you do and the towns you serve. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote.