Project timeline
Phases, dates and what happens next, so they stop asking.
Roofing, Remodeling & Construction
After a hail storm, the whole county searches at once.
North Texas weather creates the most concentrated demand spike in local business. When hail comes through Denton County, thousands of homeowners search for a roofer in the same week. The contractors who rank that week take the year.
Business Site at $1,200 with city pages. In this category the city pages are the entire reason the site pays for itself.
What is costing you money right now
- Storm chasers from out of state outspend you the week it matters
- No portfolio online, so a $40,000 job comes down to a handshake
- Homeowners cannot tell licensed and insured from a truck and a ladder
- Insurance claim process is confusing and nobody explains it
What we put on the site
- Project gallery organized by type and by neighborhood
- Insurance claim help page, which is enormous search traffic after a storm
- License, insurance, bonding and manufacturer certifications displayed
- Financing options for the $30,000 remodel conversation
- City pages for every town you actually work in
- Free inspection request with address and damage type
- Warranty terms in plain English
- Spanish pages for homeowners and for crew recruiting
The app
What an app actually does for contractors.
A contractor app is a project window. It replaces the fifty texts a nervous homeowner sends during a build.
Daily photo updates
Crew uploads progress photos. Homeowner sees the job from work. Trust goes way up.
Change orders
Signed and priced in the app, which ends the end-of-job argument about what was agreed.
Selections
Shingle color, tile, fixtures, picked and confirmed in one place instead of six text threads.
Payment schedule
Draws, what is due, what is paid, with a pay button.
Crew scheduling
Who is on which job, with addresses and gate codes.
Punch list
Homeowner flags items with a photo. You close them out and they sign off.
Warranty registration
Warranty on file with a claim button, which keeps you in the relationship for years.
Automation
The follow-up, running by itself.
Most contractors lose more money to slow follow-up than to anything else. These run in the background from the day the site goes live.
Storm alert campaign to your service area within hours of hail
Estimate follow-up at day 2, 5 and 10 on unsigned proposals
Review request with a photo of their finished project
Annual maintenance check reminder to past customers
Why you can trust us
Six promises, in writing, before you pay anything.
We are a small studio and we are new in this town. We do not have a hundred reviews yet, so instead of asking for faith we give you terms you can check and that protect you, not us.
You pay nothing until you see it
We design your homepage first and show it to you live. If you do not like the direction, you walk away and owe nothing. No deposit to start.
You own everything, day one
Domain, hosting, code, logins, analytics. All of it goes in your name, in your accounts. We are not a platform you get locked into, and there is no ransom if you leave.
Fixed price, written before we start
The number we quote is the number you pay. If we underestimated, that is our problem, not your invoice. No hourly billing, no surprise change orders.
A deadline in writing
Every project gets a delivery date in the agreement. Miss it and we take 10% off for every week late. We have never had to pay it, and we would rather keep it that way.
Built to load in under a second
Half of mobile visitors leave a page that takes over three seconds. We build static, we measure with Google PageSpeed, and we show you the score before launch.
English and Español, done properly
Not a Google Translate widget. Real bilingual copy written by a native Spanish speaker, with the right hreflang tags so Google ranks both versions.
Where
Roofing, Remodeling & Construction we serve around Denton.
These are the towns where this category has the most demand and the least competition online. Each has its own page.
FAQ
Contractors questions.
Storm chasers show up with huge budgets. How do I compete?
You do not outspend them, you outlast them. They buy ads for three weeks and leave. You rank organically for "roof repair" plus your town, all year, with a real address and real reviews. Homeowners have learned to prefer the local name.
How much does a contractor website cost?
Business Site at $1,200 with city pages. In this category the city pages are the entire reason the site pays for itself.
Free quote
Get a price for your contractor.
A one-minute form. You get questions and a fixed price back, not a sales call. If we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you somewhere better.
Reply within 4 business hours · No deposit to start · Fixed price in writing