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.
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."
Get 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.