Websites and local search for roofers
M1 Studio builds websites and Google profiles for roofers that show who you are, where you’re based and the roofs you’ve done. That matters in a trade where homeowners are wary of doorstep callers after every storm.
By Sammy Morgan, who runs M1 Studio in Chichester. Updated .
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- Roofers
- Fixes from
- £800, no VAT
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- Trades and home services
What gets in the way for roofers.
- Storm surges swamp the phone
- After high winds the calls come in all at once, and you’re already up a ladder. The ones you miss go elsewhere, and the ones you catch need sorting by how urgent they are.
- Homeowners are wary of rogue traders
- Doorstep cold callers give roofing a bad name. A website with your business address, the people who do the work, your insurance details and real reviews helps a nervous homeowner tell you apart.
- Your best work is out of sight
- A finished roof is hard to see from the street. Before and after photos, with the town and the job described, are the evidence people look for, and they’re often sitting unused on your phone.
- Quotes that go quiet
- Big roofing jobs get compared on price and trust. If you don’t follow up a quote, the homeowner often goes with whoever did.
How your customers choose.
Roofing work comes in waves. After a storm, people with a leak or slipped tiles search for a roofer near them and call whoever looks local and answers. For bigger jobs, like a new roof or a flat roof replacement, they take their time: they get a few quotes, read reviews, and look hard for signs you’re a real local business, with an address, a phone someone answers and photos of finished roofs. Many have heard stories about rogue traders knocking on doors, so they favour a roofer they can check.
Problems, answered for roofers.
What fits roofers.
Fixed prices, or a fixed quote before any work starts. No VAT is charged.
- Foundation Build from £3,500
A site built around before and after photos of your roofs, your address and your reviews, so homeowners can check you’re genuine.
Show up locally, look the part.
- Missed-Call Rescue £800
Storm-day calls you can’t take get a text back, and every enquiry goes into one list you can work through by urgency.
Missed calls get a text back, automatically.
- Local Search Fix £800
Your Google profile completed with your address or service area, job photos and review requests after every roof.
Look right when locals search for what you do.
- Growth Blueprint £500
Checks how your quotes are handled and followed up, with a test enquiry and a look at three local rivals.
Find out where enquiries go cold between the first call and the booked job.
Before you decide.
Something else? Ask Sammy on WhatsApp.
What makes a roofing website look trustworthy?
A real business address or a clear service area, the names of the people who’ll do the work, before and after photos of local jobs, recent reviews and your insurance details. Stock photos of roofs work against you, because people can tell.
How do I handle the rush of calls after a storm?
Missed-call text-back replies to every call you can’t take and asks for the address and what’s wrong, so you can ring the worst leaks back first. Missed-Call Rescue sets this up for you.
Should I follow up roofing quotes?
Yes. A short message a few days after the quote, and another a week or so later, keeps you in mind while the homeowner compares. A simple list of open quotes with reminders means none slip through.
Also useful.
Know what to fix. Then decide.
Sammy writes down what’s holding your business back and what to fix first. The Foundation Blueprint is yours within 5 working days of your answers.
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