Websites for contractors
Contractor websites that win the bid.
Homeowners and project managers check you out online before they ever call. Show the finished work, prove you’re licensed and insured, and make the estimate request the easiest part.
- Project galleries
- License & insurance up front
- Estimate requests with photos
Construction company website design
7 core pages · custom-built, never a template
The job
A contractor site has three jobs.
Show the finished work
Before-and-afters, finished projects and the details that show craft. Nobody hires a contractor from a list of services.
Remove the risk
License numbers, insurance, warranties, safety record and references — the checks every client runs before trusting you with their money.
Turn interest into an estimate
An estimate form that captures the job, the address, a few photos and the timeline, so your first call is a real conversation.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Our best work is on someone’s phone.
Years of finished projects scattered across crews’ camera rolls, and a website with six stock photos of hard hats.
We get the wrong leads.
Tiny repair jobs, out-of-area requests and tire-kickers — because the site never says what you actually build, or where.
Clients can’t tell we’re legit.
No license number, no insurance details, no reviews. Next to the contractor who shows all three, you look like a gamble.
What we build
Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Project galleries that sell
Finished work by project type, with before-and-afters, scope, timeline and location — the proof clients scroll through.
A page per service
Remodels, additions, commercial fit-outs, roofing — each with its own page, so you rank for the work you want more of.
Credentials up front
License numbers, insurance, bonding, certifications and safety record, placed where cautious clients look for them.
Estimate requests that qualify
A form that captures job type, address, budget range, timeline and photos — so you only drive out for real work.
Found in your service area
Location pages and a tuned Business Profile, so you show up for “contractor near me” in the towns you actually cover.
Reviews and references
Your best reviews and client testimonials on the page, and an easy way for happy clients to leave more.
The blueprint
The pages that pull their weight.
Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.
Home
Your best project, what you build, where, and “Get an estimate” above the fold.
Services
A page per service, each with matching projects.
Projects
The portfolio, filterable by type, with before-and-afters.
About & credentials
Team, years in business, licenses, insurance and safety.
Service areas
A page per area you cover — the pages that rank locally.
Reviews
Testimonials and references that close the deal.
Get an estimate
The form that captures scope, budget and photos.
Built for US contractors
Built around what clients check first.
Licensing, shown properly
Most states license contractors, and homeowners are told to check. Your license number and insurance on the site answer the question before it’s asked.
Local search wins jobs
Most residential work is found through “near me” searches and the map pack. Service-area pages and LocalBusiness data put you there.
Commercial prequalification
General contractors and owners want capability statements, safety records and past projects. A downloadable capability page saves a round of emails.
Let’s plan your company’s site in one call.
Tell us the jobs you want more of and the area you cover. We’ll show you the site that brings them in.
How it works
From first call to live.
A straight conversation
You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.
The blueprint
We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.
Design, words, build
Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.
Launch, then grow
We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How much does a contractor website cost?
- It depends on the number of services, projects and service areas. We quote a fixed price after a short call, before anything starts.
- Can we add projects ourselves?
- Yes. Your team uploads photos and a few details from a phone, and the project appears in the right category — no developer needed.
- Will the site help us get better leads?
- Yes — by saying clearly what you build and where, and by asking for job type, budget and timeline on the estimate form, so small or out-of-area requests filter themselves out.
- Can the site help with commercial bids?
- We can add a capability page with past projects, certifications and safety information, downloadable as a PDF for prequalification packages.
- Will we show up on Google Maps?
- Your Google Business Profile does most of that work; the site backs it up with service-area pages, LocalBusiness structured data and consistent details.
Keep exploring
The site is the start. Here’s the rest.
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Web Development
How we build: custom design, fast performance, and content you can edit yourself.
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Marketing & SEO
A great site still needs finding. Google Ads, local SEO and the reporting to prove it.
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What does a website cost?
Our straight-talking guide to website pricing — what each tier actually buys.
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Websites by industry
Restaurants, law firms, schools and more — see what we build for each.
Let’s build
Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?
Tell us about your business. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline.