RIG Roofing homepage hero, a Central Florida roofing contractor site in deep charcoal with brand green

RIG Roofing

WEBSITE | CONCEPT

A concept redesign we produced ourselves, not commissioned work.

RIG Roofing serves Central Florida, which means the business runs on storm season. A homeowner with water coming through a ceiling is not browsing. They are deciding, in a couple of minutes and usually on a phone, whether this company is real, whether it covers their county, and how fast somebody can get out there.

So the concept is organized around that moment rather than around a brochure. The phone number is in the header and stays there. Services split into the things people actually search during a storm: repair, replacement, emergency dry-in, insurance claims. Coverage is its own set of pages by county, because a homeowner in Hillsborough wants to see Hillsborough, not a list of every place the company has ever worked.

The palette is the company's own green against charcoal, with an amber used sparingly for the parts of a page that should be pressed. Outfit sets the headings and Inter carries the body, both sized to stay readable in daylight, because a lot of this traffic arrives from a phone held at arm's length in a driveway.

This is a concept redesign we produced ourselves. Nobody commissioned it, and no result is being claimed for it. It is here because it shows how we would structure a storm-season contractor site given the brand and the service area to work with.

RIG Roofing brand guide: the lockup on light and dark, the named color palette with hex values, the type scale as it is actually set, and the real button stylesThe RIG Roofing homepage concept, with the phone number pinned in the header and a storm-proof roofing headline over the heroRIG Roofing service pages and project gallery side by side, covering repair, replacement, emergency dry-in and insurance claimsRIG Roofing service-area pages by county and the customer reviews page, side by sideThree phone screens of the RIG Roofing concept: the home page, the service list and the project gallery
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