WEBSITE DESIGN · ROOFERS
Show the roofs you’ve worked on.
Use your project photos to explain repairs, replacements and materials. Put your service area and estimate request within easy reach. Start with a free homepage preview.
TARNWELL BUILDERS · DENVER · CONCEPT(01) ON THE FIRST SCREEN
(3)What a visitor should see before scrolling.
- (01)One of your own roofs, photographed after the job
- (02)The roof types you install and repair
- (03)Call · Request an inspection
(02) WHAT A ROOFING WEBSITE NEEDS
(6)Six things, before any style. Your preview is built around them.
| What it needs | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Photos of your own roofs, before and after | Owners compare your work, not a stock photo of a house. Your completed jobs use photos you supply and have the right to use. If a licensed photo fills a gap, it is labelled as an illustration and kept apart from your completed jobs. |
| The roof types you install and repair | Asphalt shingle, metal, tile or flat: a clear list sends you the right jobs. |
| Storm and insurance-claim work, if you do it | Say plainly whether you work with insurance claims, so callers after a storm know. |
| One clear way to ask for an inspection | By phone or email, with the address and the problem in the first message. |
| Service area, license and insurance | Visitors check where you work and whether you are covered before they call. |
| Reviews linked to where they were left | Linking to your Google reviews lets visitors check them for themselves. |
Before you decide. Your domain stays registered in your name. On the monthly plan, cancel by email any time: we take the site down and help you point your domain elsewhere. On the one-time option, you receive your website files at launch. After launch, new pages or design and layout changes are agreed in writing, with scope and cost, before work begins, and a content editor is optional, with the editable areas agreed before work begins. Ownership, cancelling and editing in the FAQ · Editing your website content
(03) THE CLOSEST CONCEPT SITES
(2)Fictional names, licensed photos. Every one opens as a working site.
Offices, shops and dining rooms built inside existing buildings. Oversized oxide wordmark, a stage where the photo grows from bare shell to finished floor, and a handover log in place of awards.
- Bid request button in the header
- Week-by-week site timeline
- Handover log with sizes and weeks
A three-partner Chicago architecture studio for two-flats, storefronts and small workplaces. A facade film loops in the hero, services open photo stickers on hover, and a weekly site log stands in for press.
- Three phases with their durations
- Weekly site walk and photo log
- Inquiry reply within two days
We have not built a roofing concept yet. Tarnwell Builders, a fictional contractor, shows the same parts: projects by type, a service area and a bid request.
(04) HOW IT GOES
(4)Preview first. The full site next. Then you decide.
- 01 · PREVIEWOnce you tell us you’re interested, we build a limited first draft from what is already public — your photos, menus or rooms, hours, services and reviews — and send you a link, with the price and date for the full site. Looking is free.
- 02 · BUILDNo form and no reply needed. Your concept email sets out the pages, photos, price and date in writing; we build the full site from it.
- 03 · REFINEAfter confirming your material and scope, we aim to send the full website about seven days from the preview email. The actual delivery date is stated in that email. Five revision rounds inside the scope in your concept email, all on the same live link.
- 04 · LAUNCHPay only if you want it live: $79 a month or $1,290 once plus $200 a year for hosting. Paying starts your plan; we launch on a free address like yourbusiness.arupix.com. Your own domain is optional, any time later.
PRICING · UPDATED 2026-09-25
$79/month or $1,290 once.
Up to 5 pages, mobile layout, domain connection and launch, and five revision rounds before launch. Monthly: hosting and HTTPS included, no setup fee and no contract — cancel by email any time, and we take the site down and help you point your domain elsewhere. Once: US$1,290 for the build, then US$200/year for hosting from year one, and extra pages US$200 each. Your site launches on a free Arupix address, and your own domain, which stays with your registrar, is connected whenever you ask. Scope is set out in writing before your first payment, and you pay only after you have seen the finished site. After confirming your material and scope, we aim to send the full website about seven days from the preview email. The actual delivery date is stated in that email. On the monthly plan, more than 5 pages is quoted in writing first.
- Up to 5 pagesINCLUDED
- Mobile, hours, map, linksINCLUDED
- Monthly plan · hosting included · no setup fee$79 / MO
- First year · then hosting $200/year$1,490
- Domain connection + launchINCLUDED
- Revision rounds5
- Full site target, after material and scope confirmation7 DAYS
- Contract (monthly)NONE · CANCEL BY EMAIL
- Extra page (one-time), from page 6$200
(01)Which pages does a roofing website need?
Home, services by roof type, projects, about (with license and insurance) and contact with your service area.
(02)Can you show before-and-after photos?
Yes, when the photos are yours. We pair them by job and label what changed.
(03)Is the preview really free?
Yes. We email a free, limited homepage preview with the proposed pages, price and delivery date in writing. Once your material and the scope are confirmed, we aim to send the full website about seven days after the preview email. You only pay if you choose to launch it.
(04)Can the site explain storm damage and insurance claims?
We can describe how you inspect storm damage and what customers should prepare, in your words. We do not promise claim approval or describe insurance outcomes.
(05)Can customers request an inspection online?
A request button opens your existing form or email, and the phone number stays on every screen. A sent request is not a booked appointment; you confirm the time with the customer.
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(06) TRADES AND HOME SERVICES
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See what your website could be.
Tell us your business name. We’ll email a free homepage preview, then the finished site. You decide whether to launch.