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SolarSave's old website Before
SolarSave's new renewable energy website, built by Tandy & Co After

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1341,977Times a day Google showed SolarSave's site: before launch, then two days after. It settled at about 1,500.

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  • SolarSave
  • NuRenewables Heating
  • DW Plumbing and Heating
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Rated 5 out of 5 on Google3 enquiries within two days of going live

“What can I say!? Absolutely outstanding service, James has totally transformed my company website to a level I never expected!

From going live on Saturday the 17th of October I have already had 3 enquiries!!!! We are now on the 19th of October writing this review.”

James LoftusOwner, SolarSave · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5 on Google

“Excellent service and very meticulous service! Can’t recommend highly enough and the expertise and knowledge in building my website how I wanted it and even better than expected and the details and constant communication well done and many thanks your a star . Much appreciated, many thanks again 100%”

Kirk FergusonNu Renewables Heating Limited · Google review

Rated 5 out of 5 on Google

“Amazing service from James can't recommend him enough... Really helped me setting up my business page. Goes above and beyond to make sure you're happy. Lovely guy as well. 10/10 service”

Dean WesternDW Plumbing and Heating · Google review

The problem

What homeowners check before they ring a roofer

Nobody lets a stranger up on their roof without checking first. A roofing website has to answer these four questions in the first few seconds.

  • Are you a real, local firm?

    A trading address, your name and face, your own vans and how long you've been going. Anything that proves you'll still be around when they ring about the guarantee.

  • Can anyone vouch for you?

    NFRC membership, CompetentRoofer or TrustMark if you hold them, each with a link to check, and Google reviews from local customers that mention the actual job.

  • Can you come before the next rain?

    After a storm, speed decides it. Show the areas you cover, whether you do emergency repairs and temporary covers, and keep a call button on screen.

  • What's guaranteed?

    A new roof is a big spend. Say what your guarantee covers, for how long, and that you carry public liability insurance, in plain words rather than a badge.

What's on your site

The pages a roofing website needs

Google ranks pages, not businesses. Each roofing job you want more of gets its own page, written for what people actually type, like "slipped tiles" or "flat roof replacement".

  • yoursite.co.uk/roof-repairs-and-emergency-r

    Roof repairs and emergency roofer

    Slipped tiles, leaks and storm damage. Short, fast and built around one big call button for people with water coming in.

  • yoursite.co.uk/re-roofing-and-new-roofs

    Re-roofing and new roofs

    Your highest-value work. Photos of finished roofs, the materials you use, how long the scaffold's up, and a quote form for people planning ahead.

  • yoursite.co.uk/flat-roofing

    Flat roofing

    EPDM rubber, GRP fibreglass and felt, explained in plain English for garages, extensions and dormers, with the guarantee each one comes with.

  • yoursite.co.uk/chimneys-and-leadwork

    Chimneys and leadwork

    Repointing, flashing and chimney removals, for the people who've just spotted a damp patch on the bedroom wall.

  • yoursite.co.uk/fascias-soffits-and-gutterin

    Fascias, soffits and guttering

    Smaller jobs that keep the diary full and often lead to the bigger roof job a year or two later.

  • yoursite.co.uk/area-pages

    Area pages

    A page for each town you cover, with roofs you've done there, so you show up for "roofer near me" where you actually work.

A general web designer

  • Home
  • About
  • Services
  • Contact

Your site, built by us

  • Home
  • Roof repairs
  • Re-roofing
  • Flat roofing
  • Chimneys
  • Fascias
  • Area pages
  • Our work
  • Reviews
  • Get a quote

Website examples

Real websites, real businesses.

Three recent builds: a heat pump installer, a solar company, and a plumbing and heating firm. Same promise every time: you see it before you pay.

Heat pumps and heating · London, Herts, Beds and Essex

NuRenewables Heating

  • 27 pagesEvery service, four area pages and four advice articles
  • Heat Geek offer up frontZeroDisrupt and an instant estimate, right under the menu
  • Accreditations firstHeat Geek and Gas Safe next to the first button
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NuRenewables Heating's old heat pump installer website Before
NuRenewables Heating's new heat pump installer website, built by Tandy & Co After
SolarSave's new solar website

Solar and batteries · Retford

SolarSave

1341,977Times a day Google showed the site: before launch, then two days after. It settled at about 1,500.

A 72-page site with SEO on top, so more than the £600 package. Clicks were still about 4 a day in that first week.

Read the case study
DW Plumbing and Heating's website

Plumbing and heating · St Neots

DW Plumbing and Heating

Within a dayof seeing his free design, Dean went ahead

Built around his before-and-after work and reviews.

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What it costs

Website design at one fixed price, every part listed.

No quote to wait for and no day rates. Here's everything in a website from us.

  • A fully branded 20-page websiteAll the creative design and development, custom coded for speed. No templates or page builders.

  • Every word written for youAll the content, written and checked with you. You never type a thing.

  • Built for Google from day oneEvery page set up for the searches homeowners make, with Search Console connected.

  • A page for every job you want more ofRoof repairs, re-roofs and flat roof work. Google sends people to the right page.

  • The code Google reads, on every pageInvisible to users. Gives Google clear information on what you install and where.

  • A trust section that sells for youReviews, photos of your work, and the accreditation badges you hold, up front.

  • Your grants and finance, shown properlyIf you offer them. Finance only where you're allowed to promote it.

  • One-tap enquiriesHomeowners call, WhatsApp or message you with one tap.

  • Tracking you can check yourselfYour visits and enquiries, in your own account.

  • The switch handledOld pages redirected and your email untouched. Your current site stays up until launch.

  • The first year's hostingNothing extra to pay to keep it online.

  • 90 days of tweaks and supportWant something changed after launch? Message us and it's done.

Built for roofers

What's different about a roofer website.

  • A page for every roofing job

    Repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs, chimneys and guttering each get their own page, built for the searches homeowners make.

  • Accreditations and guarantees, shown properly

    NFRC, CompetentRoofer or TrustMark if you hold them, linked so customers can check, and your guarantee in plain words.

  • Storm call-outs and planned quotes

    One tap to call when the rain is coming in, and a short quote form for the bigger jobs people price up over weeks.

See it first

See your homepage before you pay a penny.

No deposit, no card details and nothing to sign. If you don't love it, you walk away and owe nothing.

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  1. Step 1 · Today

    Answer a few questions

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  2. Step 2 · Within 24 hours

    We design your homepage

    Designed and written for you, and sent as a link you can open on your phone.

  3. Step 3 · You decide

    Only pay if you want it

    Love it, and we build the rest. If not, you owe nothing.

How it works

Live in 7 working days. Hardly any work for you.

Here's every step, start to finish. Most of them are ours.

  1. Day 1

    A quick call

    Or a few questions by email.

  2. Within 24 hours

    Your homepage design

    Free, and yours to look over.

  3. When you're ready

    You approve it

    Pay once or set up the monthly plan, then send your photos.

  4. Within 7 working days

    Your site goes live

    Every page built and checked with you, on your own domain.

  5. The next 90 days

    Tweaks and support

    Message us and it's done.

What it takes from you

  • A few answers about your business
  • Photos of your work. Phone photos are fine
  • A look over the pages before launch
Stephanie and James, who design and build every Tandy & Co website
StephanieDesign and branding · 13+ years in energy JamesSEO and strategy · 10+ years in SEO

Who builds it

Two people. No handoffs.

There's no account manager and no junior. The two people you talk to are the two people who build your site.

  • Stephanie designs it, from the layout to your branding. She brings 13+ years in the energy industry, and an eye for what makes a homeowner trust a firm.
  • James builds it for Google. He plans every page around what homeowners search for, and tests on our own sites first.
  • You deal with us directly. Same-day replies, seven days a week, from 6am to midnight.

“We will never lie to a client, even when telling the truth costs us money.”

James and Stephanie

One firm per trade, per area

Your town is yours.

We take one firm per trade in the town where they're based. It doesn't cover everywhere they're willing to travel. Once we build your website, we won't take on another firm in your trade based in your town. Plenty of designers build for the firm down the road. We won't.

When a town's taken, it's taken.

  • Taken

    Solar · RetfordSolarSave

  • Taken

    Heat pumps · RainhamNuRenewables Heating

  • Taken

    Plumbing · St NeotsDW Plumbing and Heating

Map of the UK showing the two towns already taken: solar in Retford, and heat pumps in RainhamRetfordRainham
Taken by a client. Everywhere else is open, for now.

Your options

Your own website, ads or bought leads?

Your own website
£600 once, or £50 a month for 12 months. Enquiries come to you only, and the site is yours to keep.
Google Ads
Quick to start. You pay for every click, and enquiries stop the day you stop paying.
Bought leads
Quick to start. You pay for every lead, it's often shared with other firms, and enquiries stop when you stop.

The guide

Web design for roofers, explained.

Why web design for roofers starts with trust

Roofers carry a reputation most of them didn't earn. Doorstep rogue traders, inflated quotes for "urgent" repairs, firms that vanish with the deposit: homeowners have heard the stories and read them in the local paper. So when they land on a roofer's website, they're not admiring the design. They're looking for reasons not to trust you.

That changes what a roofing website has to do. Before it sells anything, it has to prove three things:

  • You're real. A trading address, a phone number with your name on it, your face, your vans and how long you've been going. A business that can be found again if something goes wrong.
  • You're local. The towns you cover named plainly, and photos of roofs that look like the roofs on their street, not sun-bleached American shingles.
  • Someone vouches for you. Reviews from local customers, accreditations they can check, and a guarantee in writing.

Say you're a roofer in Barnsley with fifteen years of good work behind you and a website that shows none of it. A homeowner comparing you with a firm that has a clear guarantee, a proper flat roof page and twenty captioned photos will probably ring them, even if your price is better. Good website design for roofers makes sure the proof you already have actually does its job.

Emergency repairs and planned roofs need different pages

A roofing website serves two people in very different states of mind.

The emergency

Water is coming through the ceiling, or the wind has just taken a row of ridge tiles. They're on a phone, probably standing in the garden looking up. They search "emergency roofer" or "roof leak repair" with their town, and ring the first roofer who looks local and picks up. The page they land on should be short: the towns you cover, whether you can put a temporary cover on today, and a phone number they can tap without scrolling.

The planned job

A re-roof, a new flat roof on the extension, a chimney that's needed sorting for years. These people take weeks. They read the page, look at the photos, get two or three quotes and come back. They want to know which materials you'd use, how long the scaffold will be up, what the guarantee covers and roughly what it might cost. A short quote form suits them, because they're often browsing in the evening.

Roofing also runs with the weather. Storm weeks bring a rush of urgent calls, and calmer spells are when people plan bigger jobs. A website built for both means the storm customer you help this winter remembers you when the whole roof needs doing.

Roofing website design: the jobs and the pages they need

Google ranks pages, not businesses. A roofing website with one "Services" page listing repairs, re-roofs, flat roofs, chimneys, leadwork, fascias and guttering gives Google nothing strong to rank for any of them. A page per job does.

JobWhat people typeWhat the page has to show
Roof repairs"roof leak repair", "slipped tiles", "emergency roofer"Areas, how fast you can come out, temporary covers, a call button
Re-roofing"new roof cost", "re-roofing", "roof replacement"Materials, time on site, scaffolding, guarantee, photos, a quote form
Flat roofs"flat roof replacement", "EPDM roof", "GRP roof"Which system you'd recommend and why, garages and extensions, guarantee
Chimneys and leadwork"chimney repointing", "lead flashing repair"Before and after photos, access, why chimneys cause damp patches
Fascias, soffits and guttering"fascia replacement", "gutter repair"Materials, colours, a guide price

Then add a page for each town you genuinely work in, with roofs you've done there. Pages that only swap the town name won't do much for anyone. If you do commercial roofing as well, it gets its own section, with the types of building you work on, your health and safety accreditations and written-up projects, because a facilities manager checks different things from a homeowner. Pushing those pages up the results over time is what SEO for roofers is for.

NFRC, CompetentRoofer, TrustMark and your guarantee

Accreditations matter more in roofing than in most trades, because they're one of the few ways a nervous homeowner can check you without asking a neighbour. Show the ones you hold, link to where they can be checked, and leave out the ones you don't.

  • CompetentRoofer is a government-licensed competent person scheme for roofing in England and Wales. Members can self-certify that replacement roof coverings meet the Building Regulations, instead of the homeowner going through building control. The schemes authorised for re-roofing are listed on gov.uk.
  • NFRC, the National Federation of Roofing Contractors, is the UK roofing industry's trade association, with over 1,350 members, and homeowners can search its member directory on the NFRC website.
  • TrustMark is the government-endorsed quality scheme for work in and around the home, with its own search for registered tradespeople.

Your guarantee and insurance need words, not just a badge in the footer. What's guaranteed, for how long, what isn't covered, and whether it's insurance-backed if you offer that. Say that you carry public liability insurance. Specific, readable wording settles more nerves than any logo, and it's exactly the bit the cowboys never put in writing.

Photos, reviews and proof for roofers

Roofing is one of the few trades where the work photographs well, so use it:

  • Before and after. The sagging, moss-covered roof and the clean new one. The cracked felt flat roof and the GRP that replaced it.
  • Captions that tell the story. "Re-roof in natural slate, Holmfirth, eight days" tells people what you did, where and how long it took.
  • Progress shots. Scaffold up, old covering off, new battens and membrane on. They show you don't cut corners where nobody can see.
  • Reviews next to the job. A flat roof review belongs on the flat roof page. Never write reviews yourself or let anyone write them for you.

What a roofing website costs in 2026

This is what's being advertised to UK roofers and other trades as of October 2026:

RouteTypical priceThe catch
DIY website builderRoughly £10 to £30 a monthYou write, design and fix it yourself, after a day on the roof
Monthly trade website dealAround £49 to £95 a month, sometimes plus a build feeOften you don't own the site, so it goes when the payments stop
Freelance web designerUsually £500 to £1,500, one-offQuality varies, so check their work and who writes the words
Big agencyFrom around £5,000Built for bigger firms, and priced like it

The website is £600 one-off, or £50 a month for 12 months, with no VAT and no deposit, and it's yours outright once paid. The first year's hosting is included. After that, hosting is £20 a month if you keep it with us. If one extra re-roof a year comes through it, it's paid for itself, but no website can promise you that job.

Some roofers buy leads instead. That can fill a quiet month, but you're paying for each one, often against other roofers, and they stop when the payments do.

Roofing website mistakes, and how we build yours

The same mistakes turn up on roofing websites again and again:

  • Stock photos of perfect American houses, which make you look like you might not exist.
  • No towns named, so customers and Google have to guess where you work.
  • One services page for every type of roof.
  • A contact form that asks for everything except the problem, and no phone number you can tap on a mobile.
  • "Fully insured and guaranteed" with no detail behind it.
  • Logos for schemes you're no longer a member of. Customers do check.

Here's how we build a roofer's website instead, whether you work alone or run a roofing company with a few crews. On a short set-up call you tell us which jobs you want more of, which towns you cover and what you're accredited for. Your homepage design arrives within 24 hours of that call, before you pay anything. If you like it, you pay and we build the rest, live within 7 working days of your start date. Then we spend 90 days improving it based on what the tracking shows.

Everything that's included is on the main website page, and the bigger picture on winning more roofing work is on our page about marketing for roofers.

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Questions

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How much does a roofing website cost?

As of October 2026, DIY builders cost roughly £10 to £30 a month plus your own time, monthly trade website deals run at around £49 to £95 a month and often leave you owning nothing, and one-off builds from freelancers or agencies usually cost £500 to £5,000 or more. Ours is a fixed £600 one-off, or £50 a month for 12 months, with no VAT and no deposit, and you see the homepage before you pay. The first year's hosting is included. After that, hosting is £20 a month if you keep it with us.

What makes a good roofing website?

Good web design for roofers answers a worried homeowner's questions fast: who you are, which towns you cover, which roofs you do, what's guaranteed and how to reach you. It has a page for each roofing job, real photos of your own work and a phone number you can tap on every page. How it looks matters far less than whether it answers those questions.

Can you show our NFRC or CompetentRoofer membership?

Yes. Your memberships go where people decide who to trust, with links so customers can check them on the scheme's own site. We only show what you actually hold, so if you're not a member of something, or a membership has lapsed, it doesn't appear.

Will a website help us get storm damage call-outs?

It gives you a much better chance. Storm searches are won by being easy to find nearby and easy to ring in one tap. The site is built for both, with an emergency repairs page, pages for the towns you cover and a call button on every page. Where you appear in Google is up to Google, so we won't promise a position.

We want more re-roofs and fewer small repairs. Can the site reflect that?

Yes. The menu order, photos and calls to action lean towards re-roofs and bigger jobs, so more of your enquiries are for that work. Repairs still get a page, because a good repair job is often how you win the re-roof a couple of years later. We'll ask which jobs pay best for you on the set-up call.

We do commercial roofing too. Can one website cover both?

Yes, with separate sections. A facilities manager or main contractor wants to see the types of building you work on, your health and safety accreditations, your insurance and written-up projects. A homeowner wants local photos and a guarantee. Keeping the two apart means neither has to wade through the other's pages.

Should we buy roofing leads instead of paying for a website?

They do different jobs. Bought leads can fill a quiet month, but you pay for every one, often in competition with other roofers, and they stop when you stop paying. A website is a one-off cost that keeps working, and it's where those bought leads go to check you out before they decide.

Do I own the website?

Yes. Pay upfront and it's yours from day one. On the monthly plan, it's yours after the 12th payment. Your domain stays in your name throughout.

What does hosting cost after the first year?

The first year is included. After that, keep it with us for £20 a month, with small changes free while we host it. Or take your website files and host it anywhere. No lock-in.

What if I don't like the design?

Then you owe nothing. If you like the style, we fine-tune the details as we build. If it's not for you at all, we can try a completely different design, or you can walk away.

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