What a contractor website needs
Most visitors arrive on a phone, from a search, with a job in mind. The site has to load quickly, say what you do and where, and make contacting you a one-thumb job.
- A page per serviceSo each search lands on a page about that exact job.
- Service-area pagesFor the towns you want to rank in.
- Click-to-call everywhereHeader, page body and a bar fixed to the bottom of the phone screen.
- Two-step formsName and phone first, saved the moment they tap Next.
- SpeedLight pages that load on a weak signal.
- TrackingCalls and forms tied to the page and source.
How a site gets built
Plan
The page list: services, areas, about, contact.
Write
Copy that answers what your customers ask, in plain words.
Design
Your look, your photos, built for phones first.
Connect
Forms, call tracking and analytics wired up and tested.
Launch
Old URLs redirected, sitemap submitted, speed checked.
What affects the cost of a contractor website?
The price follows the amount of real content, not the number of buttons. A site with twenty well-written service and town pages is more work than a five-page brochure, and it is the one that ranks.
- How many service and area pages you need
- Whether we write the copy or you supply it
- Photography: yours, or sourced
- Extras such as booking, payments or a customer login
- Moving and redirecting an existing site
What we leave off a contractor's site
What we need from you
- Your logo and brand colors, if you have them
- Your services and service areas
- Photos of real jobs and your crew
- License, insurance and certification details you want shown
- Reviews you have permission to display, with where they were posted
Contractor Website Design questions
Do contractors really need a website?
How many pages should a contractor website have?
Can you redesign my existing contractor website?
Will my website work with Google Ads?
Talk to us about Contractor Website Design
Send your name and phone number, then tell us your trade and where you work. We'll come back with a plan for your area and what it would take.