They find a site that looks like your work
Service pages, area pages, reviews and photos, in that order. This is a contractor site Adam is rebuilding now.
When the storm hits, be the first call back.
Websites for roofing, restoration and general contractors. Built by someone with 8 years in construction and restoration.
Where jobs get lost.
The work is good. The leak is between the search and the signed contract.
- A site that says nothingA homeowner lands on a page from years ago, sees no proof and no reason to call, and goes back to the search results.
- The missed callHomeowners call more than one company. If yours goes to voicemail while you are on a roof, the next one gets the inspection.
- Storm seasonThe phones flood, the office cannot keep up, and there is nowhere online to send people.
From search to inspection.
They ask for an inspection
A short form gets the address, the problem and the best time to call.
They hear back straight away
An automatic text confirms it, even if the crew is on a roof. That is the one piece of CRM most contractors need first.
What goes into a contractor site.
From $950- Service and area pagesA page for each service and each town you work in, so you show up for the searches that pay.
- Estimate and inspection requestsA short form that gets the address, the problem and the best time to call.
- Storm landing pagesA page for a specific hail or wind event, ready to go live the same week.
- Reviews front and centreYour real reviews and job photos where a homeowner sees them before they call.
- Optional: follow-upMissed-call text back, estimate check-ins and review requests can be added later.