Contractor websites
Websites for Las Vegas roofers
Most homes in the valley have tile roofs. People call a roofer when something is already wrong, and they look you up on a phone in the yard. Your site has to show you know tile and look like a company they can trust. It also has to stay away from insurance-claim wording that Nevada treats as adjusting.
What your customers look for
What homeowners want to see before they call.
- Proof you work on tile roofs like theirs: underlayment replacement, lift and relay, broken tile
- Photos from up on the roof, before and after, from your own jobs
- A clear first step: an inspection with a photo report
- Your license, checkable in one tap
Nevada rules
What the site has to get right.
- Insurance claims: document, don’t negotiateIn Nevada, only a licensed adjuster can act for a homeowner on an insurance claim (NRS 684A.040). If your site offers to handle the claim or fight the insurer for them, it can read as acting as an adjuster without a license. So we write what you really do: inspect, take photos, meet the adjuster on the roof and write up the work.
- No promises about the deductibleOffering a roof at no cost, or to pay the homeowner’s deductible, brings its own legal trouble. We leave those offers out. The inspection is the offer.
- Your license number on every pageNevada requires your company name and license number in all advertising, websites included (NRS 624.720). We put both in the footer of every page, linked to the state lookup.
More on this: what Nevada law requires on a contractor’s website.
What we build
The pages your site needs.
- Tile roof repair and replacement
- Shingle and flat roofs, if you do them
- Inspections and photo reports
- Finished jobs with before and after photos
- The towns you work in
The styles that fit
- Photo-led demo for a premium tile roofer whose work photographs well
- Project trade demo for a roofer who sells by the finished job
- Standard site
- $2,500 one time
- Signature site
- $6,500 one time
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Worth reading
From the blog
- What Nevada law requires on a contractor’s websiteYour license number, the classifications you advertise, a privacy notice, and the rules for financing, deposits and insurance claims, in plain words.
Next step
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