The Roofing Stitch Pack Is Live: Back at Full Size, 38 Stitches
Hand-coded HTML and CSS sections built for roofing websites: heroes, review layouts, project galleries, pricing, service-area sections and full footers. 38 stitches, our first full-size pack since the break, and the size every pack gets from here.
The Roofing Stitch Pack is out now. 38 new stitches, built for the kind of work freelancers actually get paid for: the local roofing company that needs a site that loads fast, ranks in its service area, and turns storm-season traffic into inspection requests.
What's in the Roofing Stitch Pack
Every stitch is the usual CodeStitch deal: hand-written, mobile-first, fully responsive HTML and CSS. No Tailwind, no Bootstrap, no build step. Copy the markup, copy the CSS, swap the content and you're done.
Roofing Heroes
Opening sections built around roof and crew imagery, with one clear next step: request an inspection, get an estimate.
Review Sections
Google-rating cards, portrait testimonials and 5.0 score layouts. The sections that actually win roofing jobs.
Project Galleries
Photo grids for finished roofs and repairs. Proof of workmanship beats adjectives every time.
Pricing Sections
Layouts for service tiers and inspection offers, built so "free estimate" is never more than one screen away.
Location Sections
Service-area blocks with hours and contact details, the local-SEO backbone of a contractor site.
Stats Sections
Proof-number bands: years in business, roofs completed, response times, satisfaction scores.
Events Sections
Listings for seasonal pushes: storm-readiness checks, community sponsorships, open days.
Blog Layouts
Article layouts for maintenance guides and storm-damage explainers that pull in organic traffic.
Call-To-Actions
Closing bands for inspection requests and callbacks, in light and full-colour treatments.
Full Footers
Complete footers with services, resources, newsletter signup and working hours built in.
Back at full size
The level every drop is held to from here
This is our first fully fleshed-out pack since we reinvested in CodeStitch. We spent the past month refining how packs get designed, reviewed and shipped, so expect consistent packs of 30-40 stitches from here on out.
Why we built a roofing pack
Search for roofing website templates and you'll get page after page of WordPress themes and Bootstrap builds. They demo well, right up until the client asks for one small change and you're four dependencies deep in someone else's abstraction, paying a renewal fee for the privilege.
The best roofing websites all do the same few jobs: prove the company is real and local, show finished work, and make the next step obvious. None of that needs a framework.
What it needs is sections you can read, understand and edit in a text editor, that hit 100/100 on Page Speed without a build pipeline. That's what a stitch is, and it's roofing web design you own outright.
The economics point the same way. Roofing jobs are high-ticket, so a roofing contractor website that converts even one extra inspection request a month has paid for itself many times over. You don't need a drag-and-drop roofing website builder and its monthly fee to get there. You need fast, honest sections assembled around your client's actual proof: their reviews, their roofs, their service area.
Next up: three packs, three dates
Architectural Stitch Pack #2. More stitches for our bold and creative Architectural pack.
HVAC Stitch Pack. The same trades-first approach as roofing: proof, process, and a clear call.
Real Estate Stitch Pack #2. Building on August's pack with new section types.
Go build a roofing site
The Roofing Stitch Pack is in the library now. Browse it, copy what you need, and ship.
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