Websites for contractors

A contractor website that brings in the right jobs.

Homeowners planning a remodel want to see your work, understand how you run a job and know you’re licensed before they call. A good site answers all of that, and screens out the tire-kickers too.

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A kitchen, an addition or a new deck is a big decision that people plan for months. They do their homework, and your website is most of it:

  1. Have you done projects like mine? A portfolio of real jobs, organized by type.
  2. What’s it like to work with you? Your process, communication and how you handle surprises.
  3. Are you licensed and insured? License number and coverage, stated plainly.
  4. Roughly what will it cost, and how long will it take? Honest ranges build more trust than silence.
  5. How do I get an estimate? A quote form that asks the right questions.

How we help contractors

  • A portfolio that sells. Project pages with before-and-after photos, the scope and the timeline.
  • Your process, explained. A clear step-by-step page that tells clients exactly what to expect.
  • Quote forms that pre-qualify. Budget, timeline and location up front, so your evenings aren’t spent on dead-end estimates.
  • Pages for each kind of work. Kitchens, baths, additions, decks: each one can show up in its own searches.
  • Proof of trust. License, insurance, reviews and real photos of your crew on site.

20-second self-check

Does your website do these?

Tick everything your current site already does. Each one is something homeowners look for before they ask for a quote.

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Questions

Fair questions.

Can the quote form screen out jobs that aren’t a fit?

Yes. Asking for project type, rough budget, timeline and location up front lets you skip estimates that were never going to happen. Our quote add-on is built around the questions you already ask on the phone.

We’re too busy to keep a portfolio updated. Is that a problem?

Not with us. Send photos from your phone after a job and a sentence or two about it. On a care plan, we add it to the site for you.

Should every type of work have its own page?

Usually, yes. Someone searching “bathroom remodel near me” should land on a page about bathrooms, not a list of everything you do. Separate pages also give search engines a clearer picture of your work.

Do you work with contractors outside your area?

Yes. We work with trade businesses across the U.S., entirely remotely.

Free, no-pressure look

Let’s fix your website.

Send us your website address (or your business name, if you don’t have one yet). We’ll take an honest look and tell you what we’d do — and what it would cost.