Stormguard
Make the inspection the obvious next step.
Turn uncertainty after a storm into a clear inspection enquiry. Practical tools explain what happens before a repair decision.
The buying problem is uncertainty: what happened to the roof, and what should happen next? The website gives safety, documentation, inspection and a written scope a clear order, and gives visitors something useful to do first: a checklist that builds a printable documentation pack. It separates assessing damage from an insurer approving coverage, so urgency never depends on an unsupported promise.
Independent showcase, not a paid-client relationship. Photography is generated concept architecture. No installed roofing work or measured commercial results are claimed.
How the website
supports the sale.
Replace vague urgency with a sequence
Inspect, document, then review options in writing. The inspection page explains each step without promising insurance approval or a free roof.
Read the inspection pageCollect enough context to follow up
A five-step request gathers property, storm date, visible signs and urgency, with a safety note if there is an active leak. It runs locally and sends nothing.
Try the inspection flowGive the visitor something useful to do first
A 29-item checklist covers safety, photos, interior signs and paperwork, then builds a printable documentation pack from what the visitor typed.
Try the storm checklistPage architecture
Home / How inspection works / Storm checklist / Damage types / Claim preparation / Questions / Inspection request
Built into this site
- 7 pages with their own navigation, safety strip and mobile action bar
- Storm documentation checklist that builds a printable pack
- Damage-type explorer on an annotated house: hail, wind, debris, water
- Claim-prep timeline dated from the storm date
- Five-step inspection request with an urgent-leak safety note
Brand system
Barlow Condensed and BarlowStorm inspection & restorationGive the first conversation a head start.
Service need, property ZIP code, contact details and optional roof context, then a clear confirmation. The aim is a useful job conversation, not simply another form submission.
The demonstration form works locally and never contacts a fictional contractor.
Try the estimate flowWhat work do you
want more of?
Tell us the jobs you want to win and where your current website falls short. We’ll discuss the right structure, proof and enquiry path, then send a clear scope and quote before any work begins.