Websites for
contractors.
A contractor's website has to do two things: show work people can picture in their own home, and make asking for a quote easy. That means your best project photos up front, the kinds of jobs you take on, the areas you serve, and a short quote form or a call button on every screen.
What a good website for contractors and renovation companies does.
- 01
Your best work first
Real photos of finished kitchens, basements, decks or additions, grouped by type of job. This sells more than any paragraph.
- 02
A short quote request
Name, contact, the type of job and a few lines about it. Long forms lose people; a call button sits beside it.
- 03
The jobs you take on
Clear services, and what you don't do, so the calls you get are the ones you want.
- 04
Where you work
The towns and areas you serve, so people know straight away whether you'll come to them.
- 05
Why you can be trusted
Years in business, licences, insurance and warranty on your work, shown only if they're real and current.
- 06
How a job runs
From first call to final walk-through, in a few steps. It answers the questions people are nervous to ask.
What most contractors and renovation companies choose.
Quote requests, a project gallery across several pages and your Google Business profile fit the Full rebuild.
Questions from contractors and renovation companies.
Anything else: tell us about your site and we'll reply within a day.
We start with what you have. We can also help pick licensed photos for services you don't have pictures of yet, as an add-on.