Websites for New Zealand Roofers
Roofing enquiries come in two kinds: urgent leaks after a storm, and big planned re-roofs worth tens of thousands. Your website has to handle both, with fast contact for the emergencies and solid proof of quality for the big jobs.
Updated 11 October 2026
What your customers type into Google
These are the searches a roofer's website needs to show up for. We build your pages around them.
- roof repair [town]
- roof leak repair near me
- reroofing cost NZ
- roofer [town]
- spouting replacement [town]
- long run roofing [region]
What every roofer website needs
Repairs and re-roofs kept separate
Urgent repairs need a phone number. Re-roofs need proof and process. Give each its own section.
LBP roofing licence
Your Licensed Building Practitioner roofing class, since re-roofing is often restricted building work.
Materials you work with
Long-run metal, tiles, membranes and spouting listed by name, because people search for them.
Insurance work
If you handle insurance claims and storm damage, say so. It's a common search after bad weather.
Project photos from above
Before-and-after shots of whole roofs show the scale of what you do.
What should a roofing website include?
Two clear paths: one for urgent repairs and leaks with a prominent phone number, and one for re-roofing with project photos, materials, your LBP details and a quote form. Mention insurance and storm-damage work if you do it, since demand spikes right after bad weather.
How do roofers get found after a storm?
Searches for 'roof leak repair' jump within hours of a storm. The roofers who show up already have a fast, mobile-friendly site that names their service area and repair services, plus an active Google Business Profile with recent reviews. You can't build that in the moment, so it has to be in place beforehand.
Which plan suits a roofing business?
Growth ($299/month) suits most roofing companies: re-roofing, repairs, spouting and insurance work each get a page that can rank. A repair-focused sole trader can start on Launch ($99/month).
Plans for roofers
Launch
Everything a local business needs to look professional.
NZD, billed monthly. No setup fee.
- Custom one-page design
- Mobile-perfect layout
- Contact form integration
- SEO tagging & setup
- Secure high-speed hosting
- SSL certificate included
- Daily backups & updates
- Ongoing support
Growth
For businesses ready to rank and bring in more work.
NZD, billed monthly. No setup fee.
- Everything in Launch
- 5-7 custom pages
- Blog / news section
- CMS so you can post updates
- Advanced SEO structure
- 2 content updates a month
- Analytics & monthly reporting
- Priority support
Scale
Tailored builds with the works.
Priced to what you actually need
- Everything in Growth
- Fully tailored build
- E-commerce & payments
- Booking & scheduling systems
- CRM & email integration
- Custom functionality
- Dedicated account manager
No build fee. No setup cost. Cancel anytime. Month-to-month with 30 days' notice — hosting, SSL, updates and support are all included in the plan.
Questions from roofers
Can people send photos of their roof damage?
Yes. We'll add photo upload to your enquiry form so customers can show you the damage, which helps you prioritise urgent jobs.
Should I explain re-roofing costs on my site?
A guide to what affects re-roofing cost, such as roof size, pitch, material and access, ranks well and helps clients understand your quote. We can write it for you.
Can my site rank in several towns?
Yes. Roofers often cover a wide area, and the Local Landing Page add-on ($39/month per page) gives each main town its own page.
How fast can the site be live?
First draft in 48–72 hours once we have your details and photos, and live on your domain shortly after you approve it.
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A website that wins roofer jobs, live in 3 days
From $99 NZD a month. First draft in 48–72 hours. No build fee. No setup cost. Cancel anytime.
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