Explain the roof systems.
Organize the story around flat roofs, built-up roofs, single-ply systems, and coatings, so commercial visitors can recognize the work that applies to them.
Mid-Ark Roofing / Case study
A commercial-first website that brings Mid-Ark’s people, projects, and capabilities into focus, then makes it simple to start a conversation.
See the website work
The challenge
Mid-Ark had the crews, the commercial projects, and an in-house sheet-metal shop. The website needed to make that depth of capability easier for a building owner to recognize.
We focused the experience on commercial roofing: what Mid-Ark does, where it works, and how to get help. Residential visitors also needed a clear direction, without taking over the commercial story.
Can you handle
my building?
Do you work
in my area?
How do I get
the right help?
The website
The opening makes the commercial focus unmistakable. Project imagery gives it context, and an estimate request sits beside the introduction, not several clicks away.
Make the audience and the work clear before a visitor has to dig through a menu.
Show the scale of real projects instead of relying on broad promises.
Put phone and estimate options where a visitor can act on what they just learned.
The people. The work.
Roofing is a hands-on business. We paired the service story with real people and real project photography, making the company behind the estimate visible.
Beyond the homepage
A stronger service-company website connects what the business knows with what its next customer needs to know.
Organize the story around flat roofs, built-up roofs, single-ply systems, and coatings, so commercial visitors can recognize the work that applies to them.
Show Arkansas coverage by region and city. Connect the service-area story to the commercial services people are looking for.
Give in-house sheet-metal fabrication a place in the presentation, explaining the capability behind the finished roof.
Keep commercial estimate requests direct, with a separate residential information path to Central Arkansas Roofing.
Built to keep working
The work also went below the surface: a publishing workflow for commercial roofing content and custom weather functionality that connects relevant conditions with a way to request help.
We connected city and region content with WordPress publishing, metadata, and quality checks. It gives Mid-Ark a way to keep building useful information around commercial roof systems and Arkansas service areas.
We developed a WordPress integration using National Weather Service data for location-aware alerts and forecasts, with commercial estimate calls to action. Relevant information and a practical next step, in the same place.
What the work makes possible
The website connects Mid-Ark’s commercial expertise, service areas, project imagery, and estimate requests in one experience. It gives building owners a clearer place to start.
Tell us where you want to be, and we will show you the plan that gets you there.