General Contractors
Website design for general contractors.
Scope, proof and process — what a homeowner needs before they hand over a house.
A general contractor's website is a screening tool. You don't want more calls — you want the right calls, on the kinds of projects you actually want to run.
That means saying plainly what you take on: additions, remodels, custom builds, metal buildings, light commercial. Being specific costs you the wrong leads and wins you the right ones.
Get My Business OnlineWhat your customers areactually trying to find out.
- Do they do projects at my size and budget?
- How long have they been building here?
- What does their finished work look like?
- How do they handle change orders and timelines?
- Are they licensed, insured and bonded?
Your website answers every one of these before the phone rings. That's the whole point of it.
The pages we'd buildfor your business.
- 01
Home
The kinds of projects you run, where you build, and finished-project photos.
- 02
What We Build
Additions, kitchens, baths, custom homes, shops, light commercial — whatever you actually take.
- 03
Projects
A handful of complete projects, each with a few photos and a one-line story.
- 04
Process
Consultation, estimate, contract, build, walkthrough. Sets expectations before the first call.
- 05
Contact
A short project inquiry that asks for the project type, location and timeline.
Details that matterin this trade.
Say what you don't do
Turning away handyman calls in a sentence on the site saves hours a week on the phone.
A process page reduces friction
Homeowners fear the unknown more than the price. Laying out the steps makes you the safe choice.
Timelines belong in the form
Asking 'when do you want to start' separates the ready-to-build from the daydreaming.
Common questions.
- I don't have professional project photos. Now what?
- Phone photos taken in good light work fine. We'll tell you which shots to grab on your next walkthrough.
- Should I list a minimum project size?
- If you have one, yes. It's the fastest filter on the site.
Tell us about your business.We'll handle the website.
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