Website for a roofer or construction contractor
When a roof leaks, people look for a phone number, not a long presentation. Your site has to reassure, show your work and make a quote request easy, especially on a phone.
What a contractor’s website should do
- Show a “call” button and a quote request at the very top of the page.
- State your services (repair, replacement, inspection) and your service areas clearly.
- Show your work with good before-and-after photos.
- Reassure: warranties, insurance and years of experience, without exaggeration.
- Load fast on a phone, because many customers find you in an emergency.
Points to know
- The Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) requires your licence number to appear in your advertising, including your website and social media, in the form “RBQ licence: XXXX-XXXX-XX”. I place it in plain view on every page.
- One page per service area, an up-to-date Google Business profile and a fast site help you appear in local searches. No ranking is guaranteed, but these are the basics.
- The quote form asks only for the essentials (address, type of work, a way to reach you), with a clear privacy notice (Law 25).
How a project with Lintel works
You first receive a mockup and a fixed price, with no surprises. The site is designed in French and English from the start, not translated afterwards.
After launch, a simple monthly support plan covers changes, updates and monitoring. You send me what changes (a price, an opening time, a photo) and I take care of it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to show my RBQ licence number?
Yes, if you advertise, including on a website. It must appear as “RBQ licence: XXXX-XXXX-XX”. I add it to the header or footer of every page.
Will you make me appear first on Google?
No one can guarantee that. I build a fast, clear, well-structured site, with one page per service area, and advise you on the Google Business profile. The rest depends on competition and time.
Can I add new jobs through the seasons?
Yes. Send me your photos and a few words: adding them is part of the monthly support plan.
General information, not legal advice. Check your obligations with your professional order, the OQLF, the RBQ or a legal adviser, depending on your situation.
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