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Roofing websites built around your finished roofs.

Sliders that put a worn roof next to its replacement, Google reviews beside each job, and an inspection form that emails you the address and roof type. Every town you roof in has a page too.

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Sites start at $1,500, with no monthly fee on the site.

Volks Roofing homepage at volksroofing.com
  1. Volks RoofingVancouver, WA

How homeowners hire a roofer.

They search right after spotting a stain.

A homeowner spots a ceiling stain, searches roof repair and the town on a phone, and opens the first results.

They look for roofs you finished nearby.

Before they book an inspection, homeowners want to see a roof like theirs done in their area.

They want proof before anyone climbs up.

A license number and a few neighbor reviews come before any crew gets a ladder against the house.

Finished roofs, neighbor reviews, and pages for each town you cover.

Homeowners read it on a phone in the driveway, and inspection requests reach your email.

Before and after sliders.

Photos of the old shingles and the new roof become a project page with a slider, labeled with the town.

Your Google reviews.

What past customers wrote on Google appears beside the roof they paid for.

Pages for the towns you roof.

Each town in your service area gets a page of its own.

Inspection requests to your inbox.

The inspection form asks for the address and the roof type, then emails both to you the moment it is sent.

Storm repair pages.

A storm damage page and an emergency repair page cover wind damage, fallen limbs, and tarping, each with an inspection form.

License and certifications.

Manufacturer certifications, your license number, and bond details are listed beside the finished roofs.

The roof measured from satellite imagery.

A homeowner types an address, the roof is measured from satellite data, and a price range built on your per-square rates appears right there. The roof measurement engine comes with Site with Tools at $4,000, or it is $2,500 added to a Site.

  1. Step 1The homeowner types an address
  2. Step 2The roof is measured from satellite imagery
  3. Step 3A price range shows on the spot
  4. Step 4The job details land in your inbox

A site I built for roofers.

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What roofers ask first.

What pages does a roofing site get?

A Site has a page for each service and 20 town pages. A Site with Tools has 40, and a pack of ten more pages is $600. Replacements, repairs, and metal and flat roofs go on your service pages.

What do I get for storm season?

A storm damage page and an emergency repair page, each with the inspection form. Requests reach your inbox the moment a homeowner sends one.

Does a roofing site help with the map results?

Every town page carries local schema markup. The map listing comes from your Google Business Profile, not the site. Map listings come with Site with Tools, or they are $600 on their own, and they cover your Google, Apple, and Bing listings.

What do I send to start?

Text me your license number, a list of the towns you cover, and photos of finished roofs labeled by town. I am Arseni Filon, and I build it myself.

What does the build cost?

A Site is $1,500. $750 to start. $750 at launch. A Site with Tools is $4,000. Hosting costs you nothing, your domain is registered in your name for about $15 a year, and there is no monthly fee on the site.

How fast is the site live?

The first draft of a Site arrives in 7 business days. A Site with Tools takes 14. The site goes live 7 business days after you approve the draft.

What happens after launch?

A Site has a 14 day punch list, and anything on your plan that is off gets fixed. A Site with Tools has 60 days of updates. After that, Care is $150 a month, or a change is quoted flat before I make it, with a $150 minimum.

Who do I work with?

You work with me, Arseni Filon, from Seattle, WA. I write the plan, build the site, and answer your texts.

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Where I build for roofers in Washington.

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Next step

Put your finished roofs in front of the next homeowner.

Text me a few finished roofs and the towns on your list. A written plan comes back with the price on it.

Call (206) 468-2416