Is Google skipping your roofing site?
After a storm, people search for a roofer in their town and call who they find. If your site doesn't show up, they call someone else.
Free full website report plus a quick 15-20 minute call.
Three signs your site is getting passed over
Your homepage never names your towns.
If the page doesn't say where you work, Google has nothing to match when someone searches for a roofer in their town.
The footer still says © 2009.
It's a small thing, but it tells people nobody's touched the site in years.
It looks dated on a phone.
Tiny text, pinch-to-zoom, and a number you can't tap. Most people stop right there.
Found in every town you work
I build a page for each town you cover, so when someone searches for a roofer in their town, your site has an answer. I work from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, 19 cities in all.
Roofing in Longmont.
A page that names the town, the work you do there, and how to reach you.
Roofing in Aurora.
Same idea, written for that town, not copied and pasted.
Roofing in Castle Rock.
Every town you work gets its own page.
Example pages. Your site lists the towns you actually work.
What every site includes
Click-to-call and a contact form.
People can reach you the way they want.
Works on phones first.
Looks right on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Basic on-page SEO.
Set up so Google can find you.
Hosting, security, and updates.
I keep it online, secure, and up to date.
How it works
01
Free full website report.
I look at what you have (or don't) and send you honest notes.
02
A quick 15-20 minute call.
We go over the report together. No pressure.
03
Build and launch.
I build it, you approve it before it goes live, and I take care of it after.
Can you get me to the top of Google?
Nobody can honestly promise that, and I won't. What I can do is build your site so Google can see what you do and where you do it, which is the part you control.
What are town pages, and do I need them?
A town page is a page on your site for one town you work, like Longmont or Castle Rock. If you work a lot of towns, they help people in each one find you. We can figure out which towns matter on the call.
What does it cost?
Monthly plans start at $250 to set up and $75 a month, with hosting, security, and updates included. Growth is $350 to set up and $125 a month, and Premium is $500 and $200 a month. If you'd rather own it outright, it's $1,800 to $2,500 to build, then $25 to $35 a month for hosting. Full details are on the pricing page.
Am I locked into a contract?
Right now, monthly plans are month-to-month, and you can cancel with 30 days' notice. That's a limited-time offer. When it ends, monthly plans have a 12-month minimum, then go month-to-month.
Find out if Google can see you
Start with a free full website report, then a quick 15-20 minute call to go over it.