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Re-roof enquiry while you're on a roof? On Growth, it gets a reply.

We build your roofing site before you pay and change it when asked. On Growth, each restoration or leak enquiry is replied to automatically and followed up before you're back on the ladder.

Tidewell Plumbing, a fictional sample plumber site on a phone
Sample site · yours is built for roofers
  • Free preview, no card
  • Live 5 business days after approval
  • Month to month
Sample sites

Click around a sample. Yours is built for roofers.

These are fictional sample businesses built by TradeDraft, on the platform yours will use.

How customers choose

Roofing searches come with the weather.

Roofing buyers are either dealing with a leak right now or planning a replacement. Both start on a phone.

  • "roof leak repair" after a storm

    Water in the ceiling tonight. They ring the roofer whose number they can reach in two taps.

  • "roof restoration" or "re-roof"

    A big job. They compare materials, warranties and how the old roof comes off.

  • "gutter replacement"

    They want to know you do gutters and downpipes, not only full roofs.

  • "roof inspection"

    Often before a sale or after a storm. A form that books one, with photos, takes the request overnight.

  • "roof replacement cost"

    They want to know what drives the price: roof size, pitch, material and access. A page that explains it in your words earns the call.

The gaps

Roofing work comes in storms and lulls.

The lulls are where planned roofs go to someone else.

  • The re-roof that moved

    The owners want to wait until after Christmas, so next week is half empty. Others nearby are planning restorations and gutter jobs, and they can't see you have the time.

  • The call you can't take on a roof

    You're clipped on, two storeys up, and the phone is in the ute. A homeowner with a drip in the ceiling rings once, then rings the next roofer.

  • Only heard from when it rains

    Re-roofs and restorations are planned months ahead and researched online first. With no page for each, you only hear from people when it rains.

  • Explaining materials on every quote

    Colorbond, terracotta, concrete tile: most homeowners can't tell them apart, or say if they need a restoration or a re-roof. Without a page on each, you explain it from scratch on every roof.

What's included

For the leak tonight and the re-roof next autumn.

An urgent call after a storm, or weeks of research before a planned roof: your site serves both.

One tap on a storm night
On the night of a storm, nobody hunts for a contact page. Every page has the button that rings you.
An inspection form that takes photos
The address, the problem and a photo of the damage, so you can sort the storm calls before you go up the ladder. Submissions reach your phone; spam doesn't.
A page for each material
Colorbond, terracotta and concrete tile, metal re-roofs and guttering, so homeowners arrive at the quote knowing what they want.
Restoration or re-roof, explained
A page in your words on when you would restore a roof and when you would replace it, so the first call starts from the right job.
Your suburbs on Google
Up to 3 of your suburbs each get a page (8 on Growth), alongside a Google Business Profile we set up, for searches like "roof leak Ringwood".
Your Google reviews beside your roofs
Your Google rating and reviews sit next to photos of finished roofs, so someone with a leak sees the work and the verdict together.
Service pages

A page for each roofing job and material.

Leak repairs, replacements and gutters are searched for differently, so each gets a page with your number at the top.

  • Roof leak repairs
  • Storm damage
  • Roof restoration
  • Metal re-roofing
  • Tile roof repairs and re-bedding
  • Gutters and downpipes
  • Flashings
  • Roof inspections
  • Skylights
Licences by state

Roof plumbing and roof tiling are licensed separately.

Gutters and roof drainage are plumbing work; tiling is its own trade. The basics:

Victoria
Roofing (stormwater) is a plumbing class registered with the Building and Plumbing Commission. It covers roof drainage work such as gutters and downpipes.
New South Wales
Roof plumbing, roof tiling and roof slating are each listed as separate licence categories.
Queensland
Roof tiling is a QBCC trade licence class.

The site shows the classes you hold. If gutters or roof plumbing are done by someone else, we don't list them as your work.

Sources, checked October 2026: Building and Plumbing Commission (VIC): plumber classes; NSW Government: categories of building and trade work; QBCC: trade licence classes. Rules change; check with the regulator before you rely on this.

How it works

Your part takes two minutes.

Nothing to pay until you’ve seen your site.

  1. 2 minutes

    Tell us your trade and suburb

    No card. No call.

  2. Within 1 business day

    Get your site

    Your services and contact details, already in.

  3. Free

    Ask for changes

    We make them before you pay anything.

  4. Within 5 business days

    Approve it. It goes live.

    Domain, hosting, SEO and Google profile, done.

  5. Every month

    We keep it working

    Updates, support and small changes.

Pricing

Two plans. Nothing to pay until you approve your site.

  • Standard

    $149 + GST per month

    For getting found and called.

  • Growth

    $199 + GST per month

    For winning more searches every month.

+ $499 go-live fee, after you approve

The promise

Your site, your call.

  • Pay after you approve

    The preview is free. No card.

  • No lock-in

    Month to month. Leave and it stays live to the end of the paid period.

  • Your content is yours

    Leaving? We export your pages and photos.

FAQ

Questions roofers ask.

Can customers send photos of the damage?

Yes. The inspection form takes photos, so you can see the damage, or a drip in the ceiling, before you go up the ladder.

Can I explain tile versus metal on the site?

Yes. Each material gets a page in your words: what you work with, and when you would repair or replace.

Can I show which roofing products I install?

Yes. Each material page can name the sheeting, tiles or gutter profiles you use and the colours you can supply, in your words.

Can the site cover insurance claim work?

If you do it, yes: a page that explains how you work with a homeowner's insurer after storm damage, without promising how a claim will be decided.

Can you promise a certain number of roofs?

No. Nobody can honestly promise jobs, a top spot on Google or income. We build the way people reach you after a storm, or months before a re-roof on Colorbond or terracotta, and you choose what to quote.

What's the contract length?

There isn't one. You're billed month to month; leave in July and the site stays live until your paid month runs out, with your pages and your photos of finished roofs exported.

Do leak enquiries get sent to other roofers?

No. An enquiry from your site goes to your phone, nobody else's, whether it's a drip in a Ringwood ceiling or a full terracotta restoration. No fee for each lead or each roof. One flat monthly charge.

I'm flat out after every storm. Is this for me?

It suits the weeks between storms. Restorations and re-roofs on Colorbond or tile are planned work, and your site can have a page for each kind you want. If you're booked out all year, it isn't for you yet.

Can the site show my roofing licence?

Yes. The classes you hold, such as roof plumbing or roof tiling, go on the site with the number. Work done by someone else is not listed as yours.

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