Website design for contractors. Built to make the phone ring.

We do website design for contractors, trades and home service businesses that want more calls and quote requests from their site. Tap to call on every screen, a quote form people actually finish, photos of real jobs and pages for the services and areas you want more work in.

Who it is for

For trades that are too busy to fight a website

Builders, roofers, plumbers, electricians, landscapers, painters, cleaners. You are good at the work and busy with it. The website was made years ago, or by a relative, or by a builder tool that seemed easy at the time. It does not bring in much, and there is no time to fix it.

We build contractor websites that work without your attention: fast, clear, found in local search, and maintained for you. You send us photos of finished jobs. We do the rest.

Quote requests

The quote request is the whole point

Everything on a contractor website should lead to one of two actions: a call or a quote request. This is how we design that path.

  1. A call and a quote button on every screen

    Tap to call on mobile, and a short "request a quote" form one tap away. Homeowners with a leaking roof do not scroll to the footer.

  2. The right questions, not every question

    Type of job, address or ZIP code, a rough timeline and the option to add photos. Enough to price the job, short enough that people finish it.

  3. Straight to your phone

    Requests land in your inbox or on your phone right away, with the details laid out so you can call back from the job site.

  4. A clear promise about what happens next

    "We call you back within one working day" does more for conversion than a clever headline. Say what happens, then do it.

Proof

Small service businesses, more enquiries

Majbom's Window Cleaning went from no website to visibility on Google and more local enquiries. Volff's Window Cleaning got a professional look with clear services, prices and booking in a few clicks. Bilklinikken, a new car care business, had a professional online presence from its very first day. All three are in Denmark, and all three have the same needs as a US or UK trade business.

Trust

What makes a homeowner trust a contractor online

  • Real photos of your jobs, your team and your vans. Stock photos are spotted instantly.
  • Reviews placed next to the call and quote buttons.
  • Licenses, insurance and certifications stated clearly.
  • The area you serve, with a page for each main town or district.
  • A named person behind the business, not just a logo.
  • Straight answers on pricing factors, timelines and warranties.

Local search

Most contractor work is local, and most local customers start on Google. A page per service and a page per area, each written for how people search, gives you far more chances to show up than a single "services" page. We build that structure into the site from day one.

Pages are fast on phones, which matters when someone is searching from a flooded basement. Ongoing search work, like reviews and your Google Business Profile, is covered on SEO for contractors. Running a car repair shop? See auto repair website design.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What should a contractor website include?

Your services, one page each, the area you cover, photos of real jobs, reviews, licenses and insurance, and an easy way to call or request a quote. For many trades, a short FAQ about pricing factors and timelines also saves a lot of phone calls.

How do I get more leads from my contractor website?

Make calling and quoting effortless on a phone, show proof close to the button, and build pages for the jobs and areas you want more of, so people searching for them find you. Most contractor websites lose leads to slow pages and hidden contact details.

Should I show prices on my website?

If your work can be priced upfront, like cleaning or standard installs, showing prices or price ranges filters out poor fits and speeds up bookings. Volff's Window Cleaning shows clear services and prices with booking in a few clicks. For custom jobs, explain what drives the price instead.

Do you build websites for cleaning companies?

Yes. Two of our clients are window cleaning companies, and cleaning businesses have the same needs as other trades: clear services, the area you cover, trust signals and easy booking.

Can you help my business show up on Google Maps?

The website is built to support local search, with service and area pages and consistent business details. For ongoing work, including your Google Business Profile, see SEO for contractors.

Next step

Want more jobs from your website? Tell us your trade and your area.