Contractor websites where the work sells itself.
Homeowners hire on evidence. A gallery of finished projects, in their neighbourhood, at their budget level, does more selling than any amount of copy about your commitment to quality.
- Fixed-price quote in 1 business day
- Built on WordPress
- US business hours
Contracting is a high-consideration purchase with a long decision cycle. A homeowner planning a remodel looks at a dozen contractors over several weeks, and what they're really doing is trying to picture their own project finished. Photography is the product.
The second thing they're checking is whether you're real, licensed, insured, reviewed, and still in business next year. Those signals belong on the site, not left implicit.
Building the site and ranking it are two different jobs. The second one is set out on SEO for contractors.
What's costing you
enquiries right now.
Bad photos of good work
Most contractors have excellent projects documented in dark, crooked phone snapshots. It costs them jobs.
No sense of scale or budget
Homeowners self-select out if they can't tell whether you do $15k bathrooms or $500k additions. Ambiguity wastes everyone's time.
Licensing invisible
License and insurance details are a genuine trust signal in the trades, and they're usually missing entirely.
Quote forms that ask nothing
A name-and-email form gives you no way to qualify. You end up on calls for projects you'd never take.
Built for how contractors
actually win work.
Project galleries that do the work
Filterable by project type, scope and budget band, with before-and-after pairs and enough detail to sell.
Qualifying quote forms
Project type, timeline, budget range and photo upload, so the leads reaching you are ones worth a call.
Service-area pages with substance
Real pages for the towns you work in, featuring projects you've actually completed there.
Trust signals stated plainly
License numbers, insurance, bonding, affiliations and warranty terms, presented rather than buried.
Process transparency
A clear walk-through from consultation to final walkthrough. This is the single most reassuring thing on a remodeler's site.
Reviews and references
Google reviews on the page with review markup, plus space for longer client stories.
Every build ships with this.
- Filterable project gallery by type, scope and budget band
- Before-and-after pairs with consistent framing
- Qualifying quote form with project type, timeline, budget and photo upload
- Service-area pages featuring work you've actually completed there
- License, insurance, bonding and warranty details displayed clearly
- A process walkthrough from consultation to final punch list
- Google reviews on-page with review markup
- JobNimbus, Buildertrend or Jobber integration
Why we'd build this on WordPress
Project galleries grow constantly and your team should be able to add a finished job in ten minutes. WordPress handles the media volume and the service-area pages without a developer in the loop.
- Add a finished project in about ten minutes
- Handles large photo galleries without slowing down
- Connects to JobNimbus, Buildertrend and Jobber
From first call to launch.
- 01
Portfolio audit
We go through your existing project photography and work out what's usable, what needs reshooting, and what the gallery structure should be. This usually shapes the whole site.
- 02
Qualification design
We design the quote form around the jobs you actually want, so the leads reaching you are worth calling rather than a stream of budget mismatches.
- 03
Content and proof
Project write-ups, process explanation, and the trust content (licensing, warranties, references), assembled and placed where it does work.
- 04
Build and integrate
Gallery, filters and forms built and connected to your CRM, with weekly previews on a staging link.
- 05
Launch and handover
Redirects live at launch, and we train your team to add a finished project in about ten minutes.
What moves the price on
a contracting business website.
We quote fixed prices per project rather than by the hour, so scope is what determines cost. These are the four things that move it most.
Size of the portfolio
Organising, editing and writing up fifty past projects is significantly more work than featuring twelve. We usually recommend starting with your best twelve.
Photography state
If your project photos are inconsistent or low quality, a reshoot of key projects is often the highest-return part of the budget.
Trades and specialities
A kitchen-and-bath remodeler needs fewer service pages than a general contractor covering additions, roofing, decks and basements.
CRM integration
Emailing you a lead is simple. Creating a qualified opportunity in Buildertrend with the right pipeline stage is real integration work.
Every project is quoted individually. Tell us what you need and we'll come back within one business day with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Get your fixed-price quoteHomeowners are not evaluating your craftsmanship on your website. They can't. What they're doing is looking for enough evidence to believe you'll turn up, do what you said, and finish.
Consistent project photography, a clear process, visible licensing and real reviews do that job. Everything else on a contractor site is secondary.
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Questions contractors
ask us most.
How should we photograph projects?+
Consistent angles, shot in daylight, before and after from the same position. A phone is fine if it's steady and the room is bright, consistency matters far more than camera quality. We'll give you a short shot list to work from.
Should we show pricing?+
Not exact figures, but a budget band per project type helps enormously. It filters out enquiries you'd decline anyway and signals to the right homeowners that you work at their level.
How long does a contractor website take?+
Usually 4 to 6 weeks, and the gallery content is normally the long pole, gathering and organising project photos takes longer than clients expect.
Can we add new projects ourselves?+
Yes. Adding a project is uploading photos and filling a short form; galleries, filters and related-project links update automatically.
Do you integrate with CRM software?+
Yes, quote forms can push straight into JobNimbus, Buildertrend, Jobber, HubSpot and similar.
Will this help us rank in our service area?+
It's the foundation. Genuine service-area pages plus project content tied to those towns is what works. Your Google Business Profile and reviews carry the rest, and we can advise on those.
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