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.
Four pains specific to commercial roofing contractors
- 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 pages your site will carry
- Home
- About
- Low-slope and TPO roofing
- Roof maintenance contracts
- Multi-building and portfolio work
- Roof inspections and reports
- Case studies
- Request a proposal
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.
Three ways to run it
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.
See it drawn out for commercial roofing
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.
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