Web design · For the trades
Websites for
contractors
A contractor's website has one job: make the person who just found you feel safe enough to call. Photos of finished work, plain answers about what you do and where you do it, and a form that asks the right questions. I build those from Leander, TX at a flat price you hear before I start.
- $2,400 to $4,400 flat
- Live in about three weeks
- You own everything
- Built in Leander, TX
The flat price
What $2,400 to $4,400
actually buys
One number, agreed in writing before work starts. Need more than five pages? Growth runs $6,000 to $10,000 for six to fifteen, and a redesign that carries your old content over starts at $9,000. Care after launch is $95 a month.
General contractors, remodelers, roofers, concrete, fencing: the pattern holds. Your customer is comparing three tabs on a phone, and the one with real job photos and a straight answer about service area gets the call. Every page here is written for that moment, in your words, from a 45 minute conversation.
Up to five pages, written for you
The words come out of a 45 minute conversation about how you actually work, not out of a template with your town pasted in.
IncludedMobile first and fast
Most of your customers arrive on a phone, so I build the phone layout first. Hand written code, no page builder, nothing heavy to load.
IncludedGoogle Business Profile
Set up and verified, so you turn up on the map when somebody nearby searches for what you do.
IncludedContact form and click to call
On every screen. Nobody should have to hunt for your phone number.
IncludedEverything in your name
The domain, the files, the hosting account and the Google listing are yours from day one. If we part ways it all stays with you and keeps working.
IncludedA quote form that asks the right questions
Job type, rough size, timeline. You stop trading six texts just to find out it's a bathroom remodel.
IncludedNearby proof
Check my work first
Every example I show is live. Open it on your phone, the way your customers would.
Pathway Permit Expediting and Development spends every day inside the building process: permits, entitlements, city approvals. Contractors and developers are their customers. I built their site by hand, and it does what yours should do: load instantly, answer the specific question, and make the next step obvious.
The price for a contractor site is the same flat range as everything else I build, and the site is yours outright. Your photos will do more selling than anything I write.
Hand written static site for a Central Texas permit expediter. Service, experience and service area pages built for search, with sourced municipal data competitors don't have.
- Live in three weeks
- Sub second loads
Get a number
Tell me your trade and your service area. I'll send back a price, usually the same day. Bring photos of finished jobs when we talk; they matter more than anything else on the page.
Prefer to talk? Tap Call at the top of any page and you get me, not a call center. Either way you're talking to the person who does the work.