What a roofing website should do

Give each job its own page: repair, full replacement, storm-damage inspection, commercial or flat roofs, and gutters if you offer them
Show real photos of your own finished roofs, with the town or parish rather than a street address
Explain your process in plain steps, from inspection to estimate to scheduling to cleanup
State the materials and warranties you actually offer, and nothing you do not
Put your license or registration number and proof of insurance where customers can find them
Make an inspection request easy: a short form asking for roof type, the problem, and how urgent it is

Storm damage and insurance pages

Louisiana roofers often work with homeowners who are dealing with storm damage and an insurance claim. A helpful page explains what you do, such as inspecting, documenting damage, and providing an estimate, and what the insurance company and the adjuster do. Do not promise that a claim will be approved. That decision is not yours to make, and a promise like that can create problems for you.

Proof that earns trust

Roofing customers want evidence. Use real photos, reviews you are allowed to show, and project descriptions that name the type of work and the area. We do not invent testimonials or use stock photos presented as your work. See our common home service website mistakes.

Which package fits

Most roofers do well with Standard, which adds a quote form with job-type fields and local search setup, with room for up to 30 pages so each major job can have its own page. Growth suits companies that cover several parishes, offer both residential and commercial work, or are replacing an old website and need redirects.

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