Case study

Horn Brothers Roofing.

I built Horn Brothers Roofing's site with three clear paths for homeowners, commercial owners and mountain communities, backed by insurance expertise, a vendor wall and a blog on hail-resistant roofing.

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

A ski-town chalet and a Denver office building need very different roofs, so I planned this site to send each visitor to the right service quickly.

01 discover

Three kinds of client

I found homeowners, businesses and mountain property owners each needed a different message.
02 plan

Split by audience

I planned residential, commercial and mountain communities as top-level menu items.
03 design

Clean blue and white

I used the brand blue, rounded cards and aerial photos of finished roofs.
04 build

Elementor templates

I built the audience cards, story band, vendor carousel and blog grid.
05 optimise

Accessible and trusted

An accessibility tool and verified review badge load without slowing the page.
06 ✓ shipped

One brand, three paths

Each type of client now lands on services written for their property.

What I did

The build, step by step.

An aerial hero. A drone shot of a commercial roof sits under the brand name, with the free estimate button in the header.
Three audience cards. Residential, commercial and mountain community roofing each get an icon, a short explanation and their own page.
Why choose us. Insurance specialists, an experienced team and local ownership are set out on a dark band with the company story.
A vendor wall. GAF, Owens Corning, CertainTeed, Malarkey, IKO and other manufacturers scroll in one row.
A roofing blog. Articles on choosing a roofer, stone-coated steel and Class 4 roofs answer common questions.