Customer submits a request summary or contacts the business. The owner follows up manually.
Roofing website
Roofing requests built around roof area, leak or storm concerns, materials, urgency, and access.
A practical customer website for roofing businesses that captures the affected roof section or slope, inspection findings, materials, access, weather concerns, urgency, and timing before review. The business may request photos after reviewing the initial request.
Typical service profile: Roof inspections, leak investigation, storm-damage assessment, repairs, replacements, flashing, decking, underlayment, and shingles.
Step 1 - Choose website tier
Loading website package...
Approved package details load from the OBG Tools pricing model.
Choose Supabase for saved requests/leads or Stripe for a payment/deposit path. Not both.
Supabase and Stripe can both be part of the website workflow where configured.
Designed for stronger website-to-dashboard setup where an approved niche workflow exists.
Connection details are finalized during setup so the right business/account gets attached.
Dashboard access stays optional and separate unless App + Website is selected and approved.
Your selected tier, layout, colors, request flow, proof, schedule, and button style stay attached when you continue to checkout. App/dashboard access can be added after account setup where approved.
Step 2 of 2 - Checkout RoofingMargin
Confirm your website setup and continue to Stripe.
Your customization is saved. Confirm the package below, then continue to secure Stripe checkout.
Services, photos, service area, and remaining website details are completed in setup after payment.
Your saved template choices
Website setup starts after checkout. App/dashboard access, connected data, and payment paths are configured only where supported and approved.
Service website
Repair requests grouped into roof inspections, photos, materials, and timing.
A roofing website that turns scattered fixes into clearer job details and practical quote requests.
Roofing work
Common requests this business can review.
Requests stay unconfirmed until the owner reviews scope, access, follow-up details, and timing.
Services
Roofing services with clear request details.
Review the available work, then send the site, access, and timing details needed for an owner-reviewed estimate. The business may request photos after reviewing your request.
Roof inspection
Share roof type, approximate age, visible damage, leak location, and access. The business may request follow-up details after reviewing the initial request.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Leak investigation
Describe the interior leak location, recent weather, affected roof area, and timing.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Roof repair
Request shingle, flashing, vent, penetration, ridge, or other scoped repair review.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Storm damage assessment
Record storm timing and visible damage; insurance involvement is informational only.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Flashing / gutter-edge repair
Describe chimney, vent, wall, valley, drip-edge, or gutter-edge concerns.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Roof replacement estimate
Provide material type, stories, approximate measurements, access, disposal, and scheduling notes.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Preventive roof maintenance
Request a planned inspection and maintenance review before visible problems grow.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Roof project record
Keep estimate, material plan, crew schedule, progress follow-up details, disposal, expense, and closeout together.
- scope and site conditions
- materials + labor
- owner-reviewed estimate
Roofing Request
Roof inspection, repair, or replacement request
Tell us the roof type, damage or project scope, weather exposure, material preference, property access, and preferred estimate timing. The business reviews before scheduling.
This is a static demo flow. It creates a clear request summary and does not confirm an appointment automatically.
Schedule / Availability
Request a repair window, then wait for confirmation.
Project fit, materials, access, and scope need review before the business confirms a service visit.
What happens next
What happens after a roofing request
The request gives enough project context to respond professionally without pretending every task is accepted automatically.
Roofing prep checklist
- The business may request photos after reviewing your request.
- Mention materials already purchased
- List roof-section items by priority
- Confirm access, parking, and timing
Review slots
Add real reviews here only when the business provides them. Use only approved customer feedback and verified business details.
Gallery / Proof
Repair, install, and roof project proof areas.
Add real approved work photos here during setup. Use before/after images, finished work, job notes, or customer-approved proof only.
Honest proof only
No invented testimonials, fake counts, or fake guarantees. Add real approved work photos when available.
Service Area
Roofing service-call area
Use this section for towns served, route boundaries, access limits, response expectations, and niche-specific service notes.
Is this automatically booked?
No. This is a request-first demo. The business reviews details and confirms before scheduling.
Can the content change?
Yes. Services, request fields, proof sections, service area, colors, and contact details can be customized before launch.
Do customers need an account?
No. This is a public customer website, not the private owner dashboard.
Contact
Call, text, or email for service.
Call, text, or email with roof type, damage or project scope, weather exposure, material preference, property access, and preferred estimate timing. The business may request photos after reviewing the initial request. Ask for confirmation before assuming scheduling.