Contractor websites that book jobs, not compliments.
A contractor's website has one job: turn a homeowner's 40-second visit into a call or a booked estimate. We build sites with instant ballpark estimators, online scheduling, and sub-2-second load times — because every ad dollar you spend lands here first.
What separates a booking machine from a brochure.
We've rebuilt enough contractor websites to know exactly where the calls leak out:
An instant estimator
Homeowner taps roof size, unit type, or window count → honest ballpark → you get their name and number. It pre-qualifies price shoppers and captures leads at 11pm when nobody answers phones.
Speed and a thumb-reach phone number
Most homeowners find you on a phone, mid-problem. If the site takes 4 seconds to load or the number isn't one thumb-tap away, they hit back and call the next result. We build to 90+ mobile speed scores.
Proof over promises
Real job photos, real reviews pulled in live, license numbers displayed. Homeowners are scared of getting burned by contractors — the site's whole design job is making the fear go away before the phone rings.
How we build a contractor site.
Not everything at once. This is the sequence that gets the phone ringing fastest, then compounds:
Pages that match money searches
A page per service per city — "AC installation Coral Springs," not one "Services" page. This is what makes the site rank and makes ad traffic convert. Learn more →
The estimator and booking flow
Built around your actual pricing logic so ballparks are honest. Connected to your calendar so a homeowner can book the estimate without a phone call.
Speed, tracking & schema
Sub-2-second loads, call tracking on every button, and the structured data Google needs to show stars and service areas in search results.
Launch, then feed it traffic
A site alone doesn't ring phones. Ours are built to land LSA and search-ad traffic from day one — same team, same tracking, no finger-pointing between your web guy and your ads guy. Learn more →
Contractor website questions, answered.
What does a contractor website cost?
One-time project, quoted after the free audit — depends on trades, cities, and whether you need the estimator and booking flow. No monthly "website rental" games; you own it outright. Want the full picture first? Our contractor website cost guide breaks down DIY, freelancer and agency prices — and what upkeep really runs. Cash tight? There’s also a contractor website with no deposit plan — $0 down, payments start at launch.
How long does it take?
Typically 2–4 weeks from kickoff to launch. If you're mid-season and bleeding ad traffic into a broken site, we can launch a converting core — home, top services, estimator, contact — in under two weeks and build out the rest live.
I already have a website. Rebuild or fix?
Depends what's wrong. If it's slow WordPress with a decade of plugins, rebuilding is usually cheaper than untangling. If the bones are good, we'll say so and just fix conversion — the audit tells you which, in writing, before you decide.
Will it rank on Google?
It ships with everything rankings need on-site: city/service pages, schema, speed, and clean structure. Rankings themselves compound with reviews and your Google Business Profile — we set up that system too, and we'll give you honest timelines, not "page one in 30 days."
Do you only build for Florida contractors?
No — builds are fully remote, so we work nationwide. We handle website design for contractors in South Carolina and website design for contractors in Menifee, CA the same way we do here at home: video calls, texts, and your job photos.
Websites we've shipped for contractors.
Recent contractor builds
A booking-first build — schedule, estimate, callGet a free teardown of your current website.
One call. Within 24 hours you get it in writing: where you rank, what leads cost in your market, and what your top three competitors are running.
No card. No contract. Takes one phone call.