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Roofing website cost
This page covers standalone website work only. It is not the Flux Booked Work System. System installations are scoped after a Revenue Leak Audit and are built for roofing companies where one qualified inspection or estimate carries meaningful value.
SCOPE, NOT A MENU
What a standalone roofing website is — and what it is not.
A website can be the capture surface. On its own it does not recover the call, qualify the job, or follow the estimate.
WHAT IT IS
A conversion surface for inspection requests.
- A conversion surface: service pages, service-area pages, and a clear way to start an inspection request.
- Built mobile-first for a homeowner standing in a driveway after a storm.
- Quoted only when a website is genuinely all the shop needs.
WHAT IT IS NOT
The Booked Work System.
- It does not text back a missed call or find out whether the inquiry is a real job.
- It does not own the CRM, follow the estimate, or route storm-week overflow.
- It does not show you which inspections came from which source.
How roofing scope gets written.
We do not publish a roofing website menu and we do not treat a starter site as the flagship. Standalone website work is quoted after a short diagnosis of what the shop already has. A Booked Work System install is scoped after a Revenue Leak Audit, once we have traced how an inspection request actually moves from first contact to a calendar.
The audit is free, founder-led, and about fifteen minutes. You leave with a leak map whether or not you ever hire us. The scope, if there is one, is written against what the audit found — not against a package name.
Roofing configuration — storm intake, inspection booking, long-cycle estimate follow-up — is laid out on the roofing page and drawn as a workflow blueprint. What we will and won't take on is on boundaries.
Next step
Find out what a roofing install would actually need to include.
15 minutes, founder-led, genuinely useful even if we never work together.
Free. No proposal unless you ask for one.