For general contractors, remodelers, roofers, builders, landscapers, electricians
Contractor websites that win the bigger jobs.
People hiring a contractor are about to spend real money. They look at your past work, check that you're licensed and judge you on how professional you look. A sharp site does that selling before the first visit.
What the site has to do
Project galleries that sell
Before and after photos, organized by type of job, with a line on scope, budget range and timeline.
Service pages for each kind of work
Kitchens, additions, roofing, decks: each gets its own page, so you show up when people search for exactly that.
Trust, stated plainly
License and insurance numbers, warranties, years in business and real reviews, where people are deciding.
A quote form that qualifies
Ask for project type, budget and timeline up front, so you spend estimates on serious buyers.
The package
What most general contractors need on day one. Open it in the builder to add or remove anything; the price updates as you go.
$3,050
Live in about 11 days · half to start, half at launch · $49/mo care after launch, optional
Open in the builder- Homepage plus seven service and project pages
- Project galleries with your photos
- Qualifying quote form
- Google reviews on the site
- Scroll animations
- Local search and AI setup
Questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
Clutch says most web design projects it reviews cost under $10,000, with an average of about $38,000, and agencies bill $100 to $149 an hour. Ours start at $800 for one page; the package on this page, with service and project pages, galleries, a qualifying quote form and local search setup, is priced live above.
I don't have good photos. Is that a problem?
Send what you have from your phone and we'll pick, crop and colour-correct the best. If there are gaps, photo sourcing adds licensed images, clearly kept separate from your real project shots.
Can it help me get bigger jobs?
Presentation is a large part of how people judge a contractor before they call. Clear project pages with scope and budget ranges attract buyers planning bigger work and filter out people looking for the cheapest quote.
Can you add more service areas later?
Yes. Template pages let you add a page per town or neighborhood at $25 each, any time after launch.
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Rather just talk it through?
Tell us a little about your business. We'll reply with a few questions, a start date and the questionnaire. You pay half ($400) only once you decide to go ahead.