Steady Roofing Co.
UI/UX Design · Front-End Development · Motion Design
Cream (#F2ECDD) and charcoal (#1C1C1C) alternate vertically for strong section rhythm without borders — the burnt orange (#B94314) appears on exactly three surface types: primary CTAs, section-header accent rules, and hover states. Never fills large areas, never tints photography. Restraint is the accent.
Steady Roofing is a three-person GTA crew — owner-operated, every job personally supervised, no subcontractors. They needed a site that could do the selling they don't have time for: convert a stranger into a booked estimate without a sales team, a receptionist, or a follow-up sequence. Just the site, doing the work.
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The owner works every job
Most roofing companies scale by disappearing — the person you talked to on the phone is never the person on your roof. Steady runs the opposite model: the owner is on every project, start to finish. That's the promise, and the site had to make it felt before a single word of sales copy. A dedicated team section introduces the crew by role and makes the personal accountability visible. When the homeowner knows who's coming, the estimate call stops being a leap of faith.
Completed work that speaks for itself
A roofing company lives and dies by its portfolio. Homeowners want proof — not promises, not renders, not stock photography. Eight completed projects with scope, location, duration, and real images, laid out in an editorial grid that treats a finished roof the way an architecture firm treats a finished building. Every project links back to the relevant service, and every service links to relevant projects. The work does the convincing.
One step, no friction
Every extra field on a quote form is a homeowner who closes the tab. Steady's competitors ask for seven fields, a project description, a dropdown for 'how did you hear about us,' and a CAPTCHA. We stripped it down to the minimum a roofer actually needs to call back: name, phone, address, service, message. One screen. One step. No pagination, no progress bar, no 'step 3 of 5'. The homeowner who starts the form finishes it, because finishing it is faster than thinking about whether to finish it. Simplicity is the conversion strategy.
Reviews by the dozen
One five-star review is a fluke. Two is a coincidence. A wall of them is a reputation. Steady's testimonial carousel runs through real reviews from real homeowners — names, locations, dates, star ratings — at the moment in the visit when trust matters most. The volume is the argument. When every third review mentions 'showed up on time' and 'cleaned up after themselves,' the visitor stops wondering whether this crew is different. They already know.
A contractor pagereferral engine.
Delivered
April 2026
