Contractor Website Design — $1,200 Flat, No Monthly Fees

01 What goes wrong

Where the job
gets lost.

The quote never gets requested

They found you, looked at the site for four seconds and went back to Google. No photos of finished work, no service area, no obvious way to call.

You look smaller than you are

Twenty years of work and a one-page template. The site undersells the business every single day.

You are paying rent on it

A $199 monthly plan on a site you do not own, cannot move and cannot edit. Stop paying and it goes dark.

02 What the site needs

What actually
gets you called.

Not opinion. This is what moves the number of quote requests on sites in this trade.

Photos of your actual jobs — Not stock. The before and after of work you did, in the towns you work in. It is the only proof that matters.
Your service area, in writing — The towns and counties you cover, so both the homeowner and Google know where you operate.
One tap to call — Most of them are on a phone. The number has to be a button, not text they have to copy.
Licensed and insured, up front — Say it where they can see it. It removes the biggest objection before they ask.
A quote form that is short — Name, phone, what they need. Every extra field costs you requests.

03 Live in this trade

Built for people
who do your work.

Open them on your phone and judge for yourself before you talk to me.

Gig & Pop ConstructionConstruction & remodeling · Rutherford, NJ

Sartes RenovationsConstruction & remodeling · Pompano Beach, FL

MS Construction LLCConstruction & remodeling · Orlando, FL

E.D.C MasonryConstruction & remodeling · New Jersey

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04 Straight answers

Contractor Website Design, answered.

How much does a contractor website cost?

Mine is $1,200 once. No setup fee, no monthly plan, no maintenance retainer. Agencies in this space usually charge $1,500 to $4,000 up front plus $99 to $299 a month, and the site stays theirs. Here you pay once and the site is yours.

How long does it take to build?

Seventy two hours from the moment I have your information and your job photos. What slows a build down is waiting on material, never the building itself.

Do I own the website and the domain?

Yes, completely. The domain is registered in your name and I hand over every login on launch day. If you want to move it or bring in another developer later, you take all of it with you.

Will it show up on Google?

Every site ships properly tagged, fast, and submitted to Google, so you are findable for your business name and your service area right away. Ranking at the top for competitive terms takes ongoing work, but you start from a clean, fast site instead of a broken one.

What if I already have a website?

I rebuild it and point your existing domain at the new one. You keep the address people already know.

Websites for
contractors.

Where the job
gets lost.

What actually
gets you called.

Built for people
who do your work.

Contractor Website Design, answered.

Your competitor already
shows up on Google.

Where the jobgets lost.

What actuallygets you called.

Built for peoplewho do your work.

Contractor Website Design, answered.

Your competitor alreadyshows up on Google.

Where the job
gets lost.

What actually
gets you called.

Built for people
who do your work.

Your competitor already
shows up on Google.