Websites for General Contractors
A remodel or an addition is a five-figure decision, and people research it for weeks before they call anyone. Your website is where that research either lands on you or passes you by. We build it for you from $99 a month with no contract, and you see a free preview first.
What People Check Before Calling a General Contractor
Is this a real, licensed company?
On a big job, people check. Your license number, your insurance and how long you've been building go where nobody has to hunt for them.
Have they done a project like mine?
Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, whole-house remodels, new construction. Each type of project you take gets its own listing, and on Pro and Premium your finished projects go in a gallery with before and after photos.
What happens after I call?
People hiring a general contractor want to know how it works: who comes out, how the estimate is done, who pulls the permit. A short section in plain English answers that before they pick up the phone.
What Goes on Your Site
- The projects you take, by name: kitchens, baths, additions, remodels, new builds
- Your license number and insurance on every page
- A short "how we work" section in plain English
- A gallery of finished projects, with before and after photos (Pro and Premium)
- Your Google reviews on the page (Pro and Premium)
- A longer quote request form that asks about the project (Premium)
- A business email at your own domain
We build it, host it, and keep it updated. You don't touch any software.
No setup fee. No contract. Cancel anytime. Full plan details
Look Before You Pay
Fill out the order form and you get a free preview with your company name, your services and your colors on it. It takes about five minutes and you don't need a card. You can also click through a working demo concept, a made-up business we built to show the real thing.
Straight Answers
Because a referral for a forty-thousand-dollar kitchen gets looked up before the call. If the search turns up nothing, or an old listing with the wrong number, some of those people keep looking. The site is there so the referral turns into a meeting.
Yes. If you don't do small repairs, or you only work in certain towns, the site can say so plainly. Premium adds a longer quote request form that asks about the project, which helps you sort the serious calls from the rest.
Yes, on every page. Florida requires licensed contractors to show their license number in advertising, and a website counts. If you work in another state, tell us what that state requires and we set it up that way.
Your company name, phone, the towns you cover, and the services you offer. That takes about five minutes on the form. Job photos and a logo help if you have them. If you don't have a logo, we can design one as an add-on.
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