Your portfolio is your pitch
Show finished projects with real photos, the town, the scope and how long it took. Group them by project type (additions, decks, garages, concrete) so a homeowner can find work like theirs in seconds.
Explain your process
- Free estimate or consultation
- Design and pricing
- Permits
- Build, with how you communicate during it
- Final walkthrough and warranty
A clear process answers the biggest fear in contracting: "will this drag on forever?"
Pages a contractor site needs
- A page per project type you want more of
- Project gallery
- Process
- About, with licenses, insurance and years in business
- Financing, if offered
- A page per main town
- Estimate request form
Qualify leads with your form
Ask for project type, rough timeline and town. It filters out tire-kickers and tells you which leads to call first, without making the form long.
What we build
Contractor websites with all of the above plus local SEO, on a flat monthly plan: $299/month (Local Presence) or $499/month (Local Performance), with no setup fee, usually live in about two weeks. See SEO for contractors.
Frequently asked questions
What should a contractor website include?+
A portfolio of real local projects by type, a clear process, licenses and insurance, a page per project type and main town, and a short estimate form.
How can a contractor website get better leads?+
Show the projects you want more of, explain your process, and use an estimate form that asks for project type, timeline and town.