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Free Roofing
website template.

Roofing demand spikes after weather, and the template is shaped for that spike. Under the storm band is a damage checker: tick off what you can see from the ground and a severity gauge moves and tells you whether it is worth a look or worth a call today. Before-and-after work is shown on draggable sliders rather than in a photo grid, because a roof is judged on the comparison and a static pair of thumbnails does not make it. The insurance claim runs as a five-step timeline that separates what the homeowner does from what the contractor does, since most roof replacements are an insurance conversation before they are a construction one.

Both downloads are the same design. The HTML build opens by double-clicking index.html — no Node, no install, no build step — and its accordions work, but the click-driven widgets are presentational. The React build is the live, interactive one and needs npm install.

Stack
HTML or React · Tailwind CSS
License
CC BY 4.0 — commercial use fine, keep the footer credit
Sections
9, built for this trade

What’s in the roofing template

storm band
hero roofline
damage checker
before after slider
claim timeline
material selector
warranty badges
faq ledger
inspection form

Sections are the ones this trade needs, in the order it needs them. Swapping one out is a line in the config — nothing is welded to the layout.

Written to answer real objections

The placeholder copy is not lorem ipsum. It answers the questions this trade actually gets asked, so the template reads like a finished site while you are still deciding whether to use it.

Will my insurance cover this?

If the damage is storm-related, usually yes. The inspection produces the documentation an adjuster needs, and we meet the adjuster on site.

How long does a replacement take?

Most residential tear-offs and replacements are one to two days on site, weather permitting.

What warranty comes with it?

Workmanship warranty from us plus the manufacturer's system warranty, which requires certified installation — both are in writing.