For Roofing

Your website should be
bringing you jobs.

Built so Google and ChatGPT both send people your way. The chat on it catches the leak call at nine at night, and you see every lead in one place.

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Where the jobs go without you.

Every one of these is a live client site, not a mockup and not a roadmap item.

THE NINE O’CLOCK LEAK

A storm comes through and the phone goes at nine at night with a bucket already under the drip. It rings out. They call the next roofer on the list.

INSTEAD

The chat picks it up, asks whether it is actively dripping, and gets the address and a number. You have an appointment set before you are up.

THE INSURANCE QUESTION

Half of them want to know whether you deal with the adjuster before they will call at all. Nothing on the page says either way.

INSTEAD

It is written on the page and the chat says it out loud, so the ones who call already know where you stand.

THE FREE INSPECTION TREADMILL

You climb up for a free inspection on a roof with years left in it, because nothing on the page worked out whether they were actually replacing.

INSTEAD

The chat asks about age, leaks and whether insurance is involved before it books anything. You go up for the ones that are real.

THE QUESTION YOU NEVER SEE

Someone asks ChatGPT who does roof replacement near them. It names two or three companies from what it can read. Your site is not readable that way, so it is not one of them.

INSTEAD

Your services, your emergency window and the towns you cover get published in a form those systems can read, so your name is in the set they pick from.

THE BLACK BOX

You’ve paid for a website for years and couldn’t tell anyone what it’s produced.

INSTEAD

One dashboard: every lead, every chat, every storm call that came in overnight. Yours to check from the truck.

Live client work

Live sites, taking real work right now.

KCMC homepage

COMPONENT MANUFACTURING

KCMC

  1. 52%

    of leads come in outside 9-to-5

  2. 0

    of those got dropped

  3. +243%

    more leads in four months

  4. 24hrs

    from first call to live site

Measured across every live client site · Apr–Aug 2026

Questions we get asked.

My reputation already brings me work. Why do I need this?

Your reputation is the reason people say yes. It is not the reason they find you any more. When somebody asks ChatGPT who to call about a roof, it can only name businesses whose sites it can read. This makes sure yours is one of them.

Can it handle a storm call while I am on a roof?

That is the case it is built for. It asks whether water is coming in right now, gets the address and a number, and flags it as urgent so it is at the top of your list rather than buried in voicemail.

How much does a website for a roofing company cost?

Plans start at $500/month with a $3,000 setup, and go to $1,000/month for the fully managed version. The setup covers a custom site built for your trade. The monthly covers everything that keeps it running, including the chat and the dashboard. Most builds are live inside 24 hours.

What happens when someone lands on the site at ten at night?

The chat picks it up. It works out what the job is, asks the questions you would ask, and takes their number. The lead is on your phone before you are awake, with the details already worked out.

We’ll open your site the way ChatGPT does and show you exactly what it can read. Then we send you what it would take to fix whatever’s missing. You’ll know either way, even if what you find out is that you’re already fine.

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Takes about ten seconds. We never pass your details on.