Most roofers are paying for sites that lose them money. I build the kind that ranks locally and turns visitors into estimate requests.
Most local roofers have one of two sites: a 2014 WordPress template their nephew built, or a Yelp-style listing they don’t control. Wasatch Peak gets a different kind of site — one that loads in under a second on a contractor’s truck-cab phone, captures lead intent before a visitor leaves, and shows up when someone searches “roof repair Sandy Utah” on a Tuesday morning at 7am.
Visitors get a real-time price range based on roof size and material, without filling out a single form field. Lower friction than a traditional contact form.
Every FAQ answer is marked up in JSON-LD so it's eligible to appear as a Google rich result. Most local competitors don't do this.
On phones, a Call Now button stays pinned to the bottom of the screen. Roofing-site traffic is mostly mobile — the CTA is always one tap away.

I’m Michael. I’m based in Salt Lake City and I build websites for roofing contractors. Most local roofers are paying for sites that don’t load on phones, don’t show up on Google, and don’t make it easy to get a quote. I rebuild those sites — fast load times, real lead capture, local SEO that actually works. Custom design, no templates. One project at a time.
Got a question about your site? Or something you want fixed on it? I read every email.