B-02Commercial roofing

Index

A website that speaks to a facilities manager, not a homeowner

A commercial roofing website has to answer a property manager or facilities director in the specific language they search in: low-slope systems, TPO and EPDM, maintenance contracts and multi-building portfolios, not a homeowner-facing "get a free estimate" banner.

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What usually goes wrong

Four pains specific to commercial roofing contractors

Not a generic list about websites. These are the four things we find on almost every site we take over in this specialty.

  • The site is written for residential re-roofs, so a facilities manager searching "commercial TPO roofing contractor" bounces straight off it.
  • There is nothing about maintenance contracts or portfolio work, which is how most commercial roofing relationships actually start.
  • Case studies and past commercial jobs are not documented anywhere a prospect can check before calling.
  • The contact form asks for a single address, with no way to describe a multi-building request.
The page plan

The pages your site will carry

Agreed in writing at onboarding before anything is designed, then built. Adding one afterwards is a single revision.

  1. Home
  2. About
  3. Low-slope and TPO roofing
  4. Roof maintenance contracts
  5. Multi-building and portfolio work
  6. Roof inspections and reports
  7. Case studies
  8. Request a proposal
The tool

Instant quote request tool

Configured for commercial detail: roof system type, square footage, number of buildings and whether the request is a one-time repair or an ongoing maintenance contract.

Configured during onboarding, connected to whichever CRM you already use, and tested with a real submission before your site goes live rather than after the first genuine enquiry finds a fault.

Three ways to run it

Draftlive in 7 days
Elevationlive in 10 days
Structurallive in 15 days
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Six months from launch

What is actually different once this is running

Written concretely so you can hold us to it. No projected revenue figures, because we do not know your average job value and would be guessing at you.

  • 01A facilities manager finds a page about the exact system they have, written in the words they searched.
  • 02Portfolio enquiries arrive in one submission with the building count on them, rather than five forms or a phone call.
  • 03Past projects read as documented capability rather than as a photo grid.
  • 04Maintenance contract conversations start from a page you can send rather than from scratch.
An overhead view of a large low-slope commercial roof covering a warehouse, with roof vents and curbs in regular rows
Low-slope commercial roof, seen from above
Where this specialty is busiest

Named states, not a coverage limit

Commercial roofing follows industrial and institutional building stock. Illinois and New York carry dense low-slope portfolios and hard winters, while Texas and California add sheer volume of warehouse and distribution space.

  • IL

    Illinois

    freeze and thaw damage on top of a heavy commercial base

  • NY

    New York

    ice dams, flat roofs and dense multi-building accounts

  • TX

    Texas

    hail and high wind across a very large metro spread

  • CA

    California

    wildfire-driven re-roofs and a long metal roofing market

Working somewhere not listed changes nothing about the build. And to be clear about what we do and do not do: the service-area pages are something we build for you, one per town you genuinely cover. We do not publish city pages on this site to rank for your searches. How those pages are built.

From roofing companies we have built for

  • Emma Stanton

    Customer care coordinator, leisure center roofing contractor

    The part I rate most highly is the form, not the visuals. Every submission arrives with building use, roof type and site location filled in, which used to take us a second email to obtain. The first message is usually enough to act on now.

    St. Petersburg, Florida

    Inquiry form and response workflow for commercial roof assessments

  • Ashleigh Sanderson

    Scheduling supervisor, single-ply membrane roofing installer

    I tested the commercial roof assessments page on my own phone before we approved anything. Key information comes first and the contact option is clearly labeled. The days of talking customers through the menu are over.

    Overland Park, Kansas

    Mobile navigation and page layout for commercial roof assessments

  • Warren Harrington

    Site survey coordinator, gutter and rainwater systems contractor

    The starting point was our own sent mail, not a template, and it shows. Each answer was reviewed by our own staff, so the page sounds like us rather than a copywriter. Pointing people to the page has replaced hunting through old emails.

    Green Bay, Wisconsin

    FAQ research and editorial review for commercial roof assessments

Questions from commercial roofing contractors

Can the site handle a multi-building request?

Yes. The quote tool asks for the number of buildings and lets the requester describe a portfolio need in one submission rather than filling out a residential-style form for each address.

Do you write case studies from our past jobs?

Yes, on the tiers with a weekly article allowance. You send the project details and photos and our editorial lead writes it up as a case study page, cited against nothing invented.

Should we have separate commercial and residential sites?

Usually one site with a clear split from the first screen, because the two audiences search in completely different language and both journeys can be served on one domain. Where a company is genuinely two businesses with separate brands and sales teams, we will say so rather than forcing a merge.

Do facilities managers actually use a website?

They use it to shortlist and to verify before calling, and to forward to somebody internally. That is why a capability page they can send on, and case studies with system type and area on them, do more work than a photo gallery.

Can we show manufacturer certifications?

Only ones you confirm you hold, named exactly as the manufacturer names them. In commercial roofing this is the claim most likely to be checked, so we do not publish it on assumption.

How do we handle a request covering several buildings?

The quote tool asks for building count and lets the requester describe a portfolio need in one submission, rather than forcing them through a residential-style single-address form once per building.

Can the site support a maintenance contract sale?

Yes, and it is usually the highest-value page on a commercial roofing site. We build a dedicated page explaining what a programme includes in general terms, with the quote tool as the route into a conversation.

Do you write case studies from our projects?

Yes, on the plans with an article allowance. You supply the project details and photographs and our editorial lead writes it up, with nothing invented and nothing claimed that you have not confirmed.

See it drawn out for commercial roofing

A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get. About thirty minutes, and nobody is going to pressure you at the end of it.

Book a demo

Or email and a person replies within one working day.