A project gallery that does the selling
Finished projects with a short description, location and scope, so visitors can find work similar to theirs, plus before-and-after photos where the homeowner agreed.
Website design
Contractor Website Design That Brings in Quote Requests
Homeowners hire contractors they trust. We build websites that show your finished work, explain your process and make asking for a quote the obvious next step.
How it works in this industry
What visitors look for
Most home service customers start on a phone, often in a hurry: a leak, a quote for a bathroom, a deck for next summer. They scan two or three websites, look at photos of finished jobs, glance at reviews and request a quote from the one that feels most reliable. If your site is slow, outdated or hides your phone number, the job goes to someone else.
Trades face a particular trust problem. The customer is letting a stranger into their home and spending a large amount of money. Licences, insurance, warranties, years in business and real photos of real projects all matter, and they are often missing from contractor websites or buried in a footer.
Search also works differently. People search by service and place, like "basement renovation Mississauga", so a site with a page for each service and each area you cover can show up for the work you actually want.
What we do
What a contractor site needs
A page for each service and area
One page per core service and per city or neighbourhood you serve, written for the search people really make, with a clear call to request a quote.
Quote forms that ask the right things
A short form for project type, location, timeline and photos, with a click-to-call button on every page for urgent jobs.
Trust signals up front
Licences, insurance, warranty, memberships and reviews shown near the top, with a simple explanation of how a project runs from quote to completion.
Before launch
What your site should include before launch
- Click-to-call button visible on every page on mobile
- Photos of your own finished work, not stock images
- Pages for each service and each area you cover
- Licence, insurance and warranty information shown clearly
- Quote form that works on a phone and sends you the details instantly
Where to start
Services that fit
- Website design & developmentFixed-price websites for small businesses, built mobile-first.
- What does a website cost in Canada?The honest breakdown of DIY, freelancer and agency pricing.
- Local SEOGet found by people searching in your area.
- Google Ads managementPair your new site with ads that send in the right customers.
FAQ
Contractors & home services: common questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
Our websites are fixed-price, and the price depends on the number of pages and features. Our guide on website costs in Canada explains the ranges, and we'll quote your project after a short call.
Do I need a page for every city I serve?
Pages for your main service areas help you appear in local searches, but only if each page is genuinely useful. We'll recommend the areas worth building and write them properly rather than copying text.
Can you add my photos and reviews?
Yes. We build the gallery and review sections, and we can show your Google reviews on the site.
Will the site show up on Google?
We build it so Google can read it and set up the basics, including your Google Business Profile. Rankings depend on competition and take time, and we don't promise a position.
Can you also run ads for my business?
Yes. Many contractors pair a new site with Google Ads for urgent searches, and we can set up both.
Related industries
More industries we work with
- Auto repair & detailingClick-to-call, service pages and booking for repair shops, tire shops and detailers.
- Real estate agentsPersonal-brand sites with neighbourhood pages and lead capture for agents.
- All industriesMarketing for beauty and wellness businesses, plus websites for any kind of local business.
Ready for a website that works harder?
Tell us about your business and we'll map out a plan: what to run, what it should cost and what to measure. No contract, no pressure.