Nobody hires a roofer because the website won a design award. They hire the one that looked real, showed a price and made it easy to book. Here is the short list.
Key takeaways
- A phone number and a Book button at the top of every page.
- Real photos of your own jobs, not stock pictures.
- A price, or a way to get one, without a phone call.
Gulf Coast RoofingRoof repair and reroofs in Brandon, FL
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The seven
- Your phone number, tappable, at the top. Most visitors are on a phone.
- A Book online button. Some people will never call. Let them pick a time.
- A way to get a price. Even a starting price keeps them from leaving to check a competitor.
- Your real reviews. Pulled from Google, with the stars and the count.
- Photos of your own work. Before and after, with the town named.
- A page for each service and each town. This is what gets you found in search.
- Hours and service area that match your listings. Mismatches cost you calls.
What you can skip
A long "about us" story, a slideshow, a blog nobody updates and a contact form that emails an inbox you never check. None of those book a job.
Or have it built for you
Koira builds a contractor website with all seven from your business name, keeps it in step with your listings and adds a post each month from your finished jobs.
