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Websites for roofers who are tired of being lumped in with the dodgy ones.

Roofing has a trust problem it did not earn. Enough door knockers and storm chasers have burned enough homeowners that people now approach a roofer sideways. That is expensive for you, and it is also the easiest thing on this page to fix.

$990 fixed · Live in 7 days · You see it before you pay

Where the jobs leak out

Three things costing roofers work right now.

Nothing on the site proves you are real

No ABN, no insurance, no licence, no address, no faces. To a homeowner who has been warned about roofers, an anonymous site is a red flag, not a neutral.

Leak repair and restoration are the same page

A leak is today and urgent. A restoration is a planned few thousand dollars. Same trade, completely different customer, and one page cannot talk to both.

The work is never photographed from the ground

Your customer does not go on the roof. If every photo is a close up of a ridge cap, they cannot see what their house will look like. Roofers lose more work to bad photos than to price.

What people type when the roof is the problem
  • roof leak repair <your suburb>
  • roof restoration <your suburb>
  • reroofing cost
  • roof repairs near me
  • colorbond vs tile roof
  • gutter replacement <your suburb>

Colorbond versus tile is a research search, not a buying one, and that is exactly why it is worth having. You get in front of them while they are deciding, months before they ring anybody.

What gets built for a roofer
  • Legitimacy up front: ABN, insurance, licence and how long you have been going
  • Split pages for leak repairs, restorations, reroofing and gutters
  • Full house photos from the ground, so a homeowner sees the result
  • A plain answer on inspections and what one costs, if anything
  • Click to call plus a photo upload option, because they all want to send you a picture of the stain on the ceiling
  • Google Business Profile linked and the review flow set up
About your photos

Two kinds. The wide one from the footpath showing the whole house finished, which is what the homeowner is buying. And the ugly one from up top showing what was actually wrong, which is what justifies your quote.

The price, printed

One number, and it does not move.

TS-01 · The Job Magnet
$990$1,490

launch price, first 3 clients

  • Built around what you do and where you work, not a template
  • Mobile-first, loads fast on site data
  • Click-to-call on every screen
  • All words written for you. You talk, I type
  • Your job photos picked and made to look their best
  • Google Business Profile linked up
  • Domain and hosting in your name. You own the lot
  • Live in 7 days or your first month of Digital Caretaker is free
TS-03 · Digital Caretaker
$149per month

Your site, looked after. Like a tool that never goes blunt. Cancel any time, no lock-in.

  • Hosting and updates handled
  • 2 keywords researched and tracked every month
  • A fresh SEO update to your site every month
  • Google Business kept active
See all three prices

See it before you pay

Your site gets built first. You look at the real thing, not a promise, before a cent changes hands.

Fixed price, printed

The number you see is the number you pay. Quoted upfront, no surprise invoice at the end.

Not happy, you walk

Nothing goes live until you are happy with it. If it is not right, there is no charge until it is.

Live in 7 days

Seven days from your photos landing to your site being live. If I run over, your first month of Digital Caretaker is free.

14-day money-back

Once it is live, if it is not right within 14 days you get your money back. Full stop.

Do not take my word for it

Dated Google numbers from a named client.

One page on a client's site, published in June with nothing behind it. Seven weeks later it had been seen nearly 10,000 times in Google search. The client is named, the site is linked, and every figure has a date on it.

Read the proof sheet
Asked by roofers

Straight answers.

Half my work is storm damage and it comes in waves.

Then the site needs to be ready before the wave, not during it. Pages take a while to get traction with Google, so the honest advice is build it in the quiet months and let it be sitting there when the wind comes through.

Should I put prices on it?

Not fixed ones for roofing, and I would not pretend otherwise. What works is a page explaining what moves the price, which does the same job of filtering time wasters without you committing to a number.

Can people send photos through the site?

Yes. For your trade it is worth having, it saves a trip and it starts the conversation with something real.

You are not competing with the other good roofers. You are competing with the last bloke who took a deposit and vanished. Look like the opposite of him.

Your trade, online. Sorted.

Real person, no call centre

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