Contractor website design - ready today
Roofing, HVAC, remodeling, painting, concrete, fencing: a site that shows the work, proves you are legit and puts the quote request in your inbox, not on a lead marketplace.
free draft before you pay · no card needed for the draftYour own leads instead of rented ones
Lead marketplaces send the same request to several contractors and charge each of them for it. A website on your own domain works the other way: the homeowner finds you, reads about your work and sends the request to you alone. It does not replace word of mouth or your Google reviews - it gives them somewhere to land.
For local search, the site is what tells Google which jobs you do and where. A page that lists "roof replacement, storm damage repair, gutters" and the towns you cover can show up for exactly those searches; a bare listing with a phone number mostly cannot.
What homeowners check before they call a contractor
They are about to let someone work on their house, so they look for proof:
- the services you do - and the ones you do not
- the towns or ZIP codes you cover
- license and insurance, stated as they really are
- photos of real jobs, before and after where it fits
- how estimates work, and whether they are free
- a phone number at the top and a quote form that asks for the address and the job
Built for how contractors work
You are on a roof or under a sink, not at a desk. Describe the business once, pick a design, add photos from your phone, and the site goes live on your own domain. When the season changes - snow removal in winter, AC in summer, storm repairs after hail - type one sentence and the site is updated.
Real sites drawn for real kinds of business
Each example below was drawn from a short description and shown exactly as the AI made it.
Questions people ask
Do contractors really need a website?
Most homeowners look a contractor up before calling, even after a referral. A clear site with your services, area, license and real photos is what turns that look into a call - and it is the only lead source you fully own.
Can customers request a quote on the site?
Yes. The site has a quote request form that sends the details to your email, and a call button at the top for people who would rather phone.
Can I show my license number?
Yes - add it with your contacts and it appears on the site. Show only licenses and insurance you actually hold.