Ridgeback Storm RestorationConcept
A roofer's site built around the night after a hailstorm: tarped tonight, claim with your adjuster, rebuild. Mobile PageSpeed 96.
- What
- Storm-damage roofer website
- Industry
- Trades
- Year
- 2026
- Built with
- Next.js, React, TypeScript, CSS Modules, next/image, Vercel
Concept work: Ridgeback Storm Restoration is a fictional business. The phone number and license are placeholders, the form sends nothing, and the photos are licensed stock.
The brief
An example site for a storm-restoration roofer in Dallas–Fort Worth, aimed at a homeowner on a phone the night after hail, with water coming in and an insurance claim ahead.
What we built
The page is built around the first thing a storm leaves behind: a blue tarp. A photographed tarp panel, held by brass grommets, carries the promise 'Roof open to the sky? Tarped tonight.' over real roofing photography, and the call button is the one orange thing on the page.
Tarp, claim and rebuild are laid out as three visits with photos, followed by a plain table of services, when they happen and what they cost, and straight answers to the insurance questions homeowners ask.
It's built from trades-kit, our config-driven template: one file holds the business, so the same build becomes a spec site for a real roofer.
Measured
Mobile PageSpeed 96 (Accessibility 100, Best Practices 100), with LCP 2.4 s and zero layout shift, measured on the live deploy on 2026-11-10.
