Websites for Roofers in Melbourne
Websites for roofers in Melbourne, built by Scalesites: a roofing site with a page each for leaks, re-roofing, gutters and storm damage, before-and-after photos and a call button that stays in reach on a phone.
3-page site: $500 · 5-page site: $750 · Hosting: $99/mo
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Why roofing businesses need a website
A roof problem is either urgent (it is raining inside) or expensive (the whole roof is due). Both start with a search. The first roofer who looks local, licensed and available gets the call.
Leaks get searched in the rain
A drip through the ceiling becomes a phone search that night. A page about leak repairs with a number to tap catches that search.
Re-roofing is a long decision
Replacing a roof is one of the biggest spends on a house. Owners read about materials and compare roofers for weeks.
Storm season brings a rush
After a big storm, everyone searches at once. Pages for storm damage and insurance work are ready before it hits.
Nobody wants to climb up and check
Customers cannot see your work, so photos of finished roofs and clear credentials stand in for the inspection.
Roofer websites: what we build
The site is set up for the two kinds of roofing customer: the one in a hurry and the one comparing quotes. We write the pages and handle the Google setup.
A call button that follows the scroll
On mobile, one tap reaches you from any page, which matters when someone is watching a ceiling stain spread.
A page for each roofing job
Leak repairs, restorations, re-roofing and gutters each get their own page and title.
Roof materials explained
Plain notes on Colorbond, concrete tiles and terracotta, with what each costs to maintain, so quotes make sense.
Before-and-after gallery
Photos of the same roof before and after the work, which is the nearest thing to an inspection.
Credentials on show
Your licence or registration details, where your work needs them, and your insurance noted near the top.
Local setup
On-page SEO and a linked Google Business Profile, aimed at the suburbs you roof.
What the build price doesn't cover
So there are no surprises, here's what sits outside the flat build fee.
- Hosting and management. Optional at $99/month, cancel anytime. You can host the site wherever you like.
- Extra pages. Pages beyond your package are quoted upfront, before any work starts.
- Logo and branding. Sold separately: logo design $300, brand identity kit $500, complete brand package $700.
- Social media kit. A separate $500 add-on.
- Automated lead follow-up. Missed-call text-back, instant replies and review requests are the Growth System at $397/month, not part of the website build.
- Online shops and custom software. E-commerce, member portals and custom apps aren't part of any website package.
The pages a roofing site actually needs
Roofing customers type the problem, so each page answers one. The 5-page site takes the first few; the 10-page site takes them all.
Roof leak repairs
For the person with water coming through. What to do first, what you will check and how soon you can get there.
Re-roofing and replacement
The big job. Cover materials, how long it takes, how you protect the house during the work and how you quote.
Roof restoration and repainting
Cleaning, re-bedding, re-pointing and coating. A cheaper option than a new roof, so it needs a page that explains the difference.
Gutters, fascia and downpipes
Smaller jobs that fill the gaps between roofs. Gutter replacement is searched often and by a different customer.
Storm damage and insurance work
Tarping, make-safe work and repairs after a storm. Explain how you help with an insurance claim, without promising what the insurer will pay.
Skylights and ventilation
Extra products that sit on top of a roof job. A short page keeps them from being left off the quote.
What a roofer's customers search for
The problem comes first in a roofing search, then the suburb. Your pages are worded for both.
- “roof leak repair [suburb]”
- “storm damage roof repair near me”
- “re-roofing cost Melbourne”
- “Colorbond roof replacement”
- “roof restoration vs replacement”
- “gutter replacement [suburb]”
- “roofer for insurance work”
A sample sitemap for a roofing site
Here is one way to lay out a 10-page roofer site. The 5-page version merges the later pages into the earlier ones.
- Home. Call button, top services, credentials, suburbs.
- Roof leak repairs. Urgent repairs and what to do first.
- Re-roofing. Materials, process, quotes.
- Roof restoration. Cleaning, repairs, coatings.
- Gutters and downpipes. Replacement and repairs.
- Storm damage. Make-safe work and insurance.
- Skylights and ventilation. Add-ons and installs.
- Areas we cover. Suburb-by-suburb coverage.
- Before-and-after gallery. Finished roofs.
- Contact. Quote form, phone, service area.
See a free preview of your roofer site before you pay a cent.
No obligation. We’ll send it to you within 48 hours.
What to expect from your Scalesites website
Every site meets the same build standard. For a roofer, this is what that looks like.
Modern, professional design
A clean, current look that says you are an established roofing business before the customer reads a word.
Fast on every device
Loads quickly on a phone, because a leak gets searched from the hallway with a bucket in the other hand.
Built to be found
Page titles and local setup aimed at problems like leaks and storm damage, in the suburbs you roof.
Written to win the job
Clear wording on what you will inspect, how you quote and what a roof job involves, so enquiries come with the right expectations.
Easy to keep current
Added a new roofing product or changed your service area? Tell us and we update the page.
Yours to own
Domain, pages and photos are yours to keep, with no lock-in.
Four steps from enquiry to live
Four steps from your first message to a live roofing site, without much time off the roof.
Fill out the form
Send your business name, licence details and the roofing work you want more of, like repairs or re-roofing. Two minutes, no commitment.
We send a preview
In 48 hours you get a working preview, call button and before-and-after photos included.
Pay and we build
Like the preview? Pay the flat fee and we write the page for each roofing job around your photos and materials.
You go live
We connect the domain, link your Google profile and send the site to Google. You are live two weeks after payment.
Roofer website pricing.
Our pick for a roofer is the $750 5-page site: a home page plus roof repairs, restorations and re-roofing on pages of their own, and a before-and-after gallery. The $1,190 10-page site adds room for gutters, leak detection and storm damage work.
3-page site
$500- Home, Services, Contact pages
- Contact form + click-to-call
- Google Business Profile connection
- Most popular
5-page site
$750- Up to 5 custom pages
- Gallery or project showcase page
- 3 rounds of revisions
10-page site
$1,190- Up to 10 custom pages
- Google reviews pulling in live
- Booking & enquiry flow
Hosting & management: $99/mo. Optional. Add to any package. Cancel anytime.
One-off price. Yours to keep.
Rated 5.0 from 4 Google reviews.
Roofer website FAQs
How much does a roofer website cost?
A flat $750 for the 5-page site (most popular), $500 for 3 pages or $1,190 for 10, with no hidden fees. Optional hosting and management is $99/month, cancel anytime. For DIY, freelancer and agency prices side by side, see what a tradie website costs.
Can the site handle urgent leak calls?
Yes. The call button stays on screen on mobile, and a leak page tells people what to do first. Say only the hours and response times you can actually meet.
Can you add a page for storm damage?
Yes. A storm damage page is written around make-safe work and repairs. It can explain that you help with paperwork for an insurance claim, but it should not promise what an insurer will approve.
Do I need to show before-and-after photos?
They help a lot, because customers cannot inspect a roof themselves. Send pairs of photos from the same angle and we will set them side by side in the gallery.
Can I list the roof materials I work with?
Yes. Colorbond, concrete tile, terracotta and others can each get a short section, so customers understand the options before they ask for a quote.
Who owns the site after it goes live?
You do, outright. Move it when you like. No contract holds you in.
Make it a complete set
A roofing site works harder when the logo on it matches the one on your ute and quotes. Add branding, or a social kit for finished roofs and storm repairs, at a flat price, and you own the files.
Match it with a logo & brand
A new website looks its best with branding to match. Original logos, colours and fonts, from $300, and you own all the files.
Explore branding→Stay sharp on socials
Branded, ready-to-edit social posts sized for every platform, with a 4-week content plan and caption bank. $500 one-off, yours to keep.
See the social kit→Your site, built and live
in two weeks from today.
$500 flat. No lock-in. We send a free preview before you pay.