01 / First impressionA stronger introduction.
On the current websiteThe current page opens with warranty, speed, scheduling, a seasonal offer, and a multi-field estimate journey. Several messages ask for attention at once.
In the new conceptThe concept leads with a homeowner benefit, a real project image, and one primary estimate action. Supporting reassurance sits directly below.
See this section in the design ↗02 / ServicesMake the next click easier.
On the current websiteThe existing homepage lists roofing alongside four other exterior services with similar emphasis.
In the new conceptRoofing gets the largest visual space. Four supporting service tiles make the broader offer easy to scan and link to existing service pages.
See this section in the design ↗03 / ProofLet the work do the talking.
On the current websiteBefore-and-after projects are already a valuable part of the current site.
In the new conceptOne featured project gets breathing room and a keyboard-friendly comparison slider. The full gallery remains one click away.
See this section in the design ↗04 / PeopleMake the company feel personal.
On the current websiteThe company story and team photograph appear alongside several company promises and a long explanatory paragraph.
In the new conceptA dedicated team section uses the existing photograph, a short introduction, and a clear route to the company story.
See this section in the design ↗05 / Estimate journeyAsk a little. Then a little more.
On the current websiteThe current form includes name, street address, city, state, ZIP, phone, email, lead source, and service questions across its flow.
In the new conceptThe prototype starts with service and ZIP, then asks for contact details. Full street address and lead-source questions can follow during scheduling. This shorter flow is a hypothesis to test, not a promised conversion increase.
See this section in the design ↗VISUAL DIRECTIONFamiliar identity. More room to breathe.
The supplied logo anchors the design. A proposed roofing-red accent, charcoal typography, and warm off-white backgrounds create contrast without crowding the page. Oversized condensed headings bring a confident, practical character; simple body text keeps the detail readable.
Roofing red
#C8202ECharcoal
#232323Warm white
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Palette is proposed; exact brand color values should be confirmed from the original SVG. The supplied logo and existing company photography are now hosted with this preview so the pages do not depend on external image loading.
06 / SEARCH STRATEGYKeep the brand strong.
Build local relevance.
Your supplied keyword snapshot points to a strong branded footprint. The homepage should still clearly identify Klaus Larsen Roofing while helping people understand its services and coverage.
| Keyword or group | Supplied signal | Recommended role |
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| klaus larsen roofing ct | Position 1 · volume 480 | Protect branded intent with clear company identification, service copy, and consistent business details. |
| klaus larsen | Positions 1, 24 & 39 shown | Keep brand relevance. Resolve device, location, and date differences before treating these as one ranking. |
| hartford roofing | Position 16 · volume 30 | Use natural regional copy and strengthen the relevant existing local service page. |
| roofing companies ct | No metrics supplied | A candidate topic for validation, not evidence of a current ranking opportunity. |
| church and larsen; jp larsen inc; Klaus Roofing Systems of Cincinnati; roof doctor ri | Other company / market names | Exclude from homepage targeting. These do not describe this company’s local offer. |
A note on the numbers. The pasted export says “Selected: 8” but includes nine populated rows and one additional unpopulated phrase. Traffic, volume, CPC, and rankings are supplied estimates—not verified analytics. The redesign makes no ranking or lead-volume guarantee.
Recommended production title: Klaus Larsen Roofing | Roof Repair & Replacement in CT, MA & RI. Keep existing service and city URLs, preserve valuable content, and review redirects before replacing the live homepage. This private concept is marked noindex.
07 / FROM CONCEPT TO LIVE WEBSITEA thoughtful handoff.
The two pages form an interactive design proposal. The menu, comparison slider, FAQ, and two-step form work locally. Service links open the existing company website. The form does not submit leads.
- Confirm the logo color values and approve the selected photography and crops for production.
- Connect the estimate form to the approved CRM or email workflow; agree on consent and privacy wording.
- Confirm warranty scope, phone routing, financing language, service areas, and contractor details.
- Keep existing URLs and review titles, metadata, internal links, and any required redirects.
- Test real mobile devices, image loading, keyboard navigation, contrast, and form delivery before launch.
- Measure estimate starts, completed requests, qualified inquiries, and phone clicks. Compare against the existing site before drawing conclusions.
The company’s existing images and logo are included as local site assets. Image files and page references have been checked; final browser-based visual review remains part of the production handoff.
REVIEW THE EXPERIENCEStart with the feeling.
Then explore the details.
Open the homepage, try the project slider, and walk through the estimate form. The next conversation can focus on which parts feel most like Klaus Larsen—and what should change.
Open the redesigned homepage ↗Prepared by Thynk Studio. Content references: current homepage, roofing services, warranty, project gallery, and the keyword data supplied for this proposal. Reviewed October 12, 2026.