A website built around TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen, the systems your customers are actually searching for
A flat and low-slope roofing website has to speak in system names, TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, rather than a generic "flat roof repair" page, because that is the exact language a commercial or industrial customer types into a search bar.
Four pains specific to flat and low-slope roofing specialists
- The site groups every flat roofing system under one vague page, so it never ranks for a specific system search like "TPO roof installation".
- Ponding water and drainage issues, a common reason a flat roof customer starts searching, have no dedicated explanation anywhere on the site.
- There is no maintenance program page, even though flat roofs are sold on maintenance contracts as much as one-time repairs.
- Photos of membrane seaming and detail work, which reassure a commercial buyer of the crew's skill, are missing entirely.
The pages your site will carry
- Home
- About
- TPO roofing
- EPDM roofing
- Modified bitumen roofing
- Drainage and ponding water repair
- Maintenance programs
- Request a quote
Instant quote request tool
Asks for the existing membrane type where known, square footage and whether the request is a repair, a full replacement or a maintenance contract inquiry.
Three ways to run it
Questions from flat and low-slope roofing specialists
Can the site cover more than one flat roofing system?
Yes. Each system, TPO, EPDM and modified bitumen, gets its own page, because a customer researching one rarely wants the other two mixed into the same paragraph.
Do you write about drainage and ponding water?
Yes, as a dedicated page explaining common causes and general remedies in plain language, which is one of the more specific searches flat roof owners actually run.
See it drawn out for flat roofing
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.
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