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Websites for contractors and home-service businesses

A contractor's website wins jobs when someone on a phone can see your work, trust that you're licensed and insured, and call or request a quote in one tap. Build it around service and area pages, a project gallery, reviews and a quote form that takes photos. A Starter site costs US$800 – 1,200; a custom site with service-area pages US$800 – 1,800.

By Abhinav Saxena

Starter contractor site
from $800
Custom site
US$800 – 1,800
Timeline
2–4 weeks
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What a contractor's website needs

  • Tap-to-call and a quote button visible on every phone screen
  • A page for each service (roofing, remodeling, plumbing repair…) and each main town you serve
  • A project gallery with before-and-after photos
  • Your license number where your state requires it, plus insurance and warranties
  • Reviews from Google and other platforms, and real photos of your team and trucks
  • A quote form that accepts photos, so you can price jobs before visiting

Getting found for "near me" searches

  • Google Business Profile with the same name, address or service area and phone as the site
  • Service-area pages written for each town, not copies with the name changed
  • Fast mobile pages; slow sites lose calls
  • Structured data for your business, services and reviews
  • Ask every happy customer for a Google review

What a contractor website costs

OptionPriceIncludes
Starter contractor site (1–5 pages)US$800 – 1,200Services, gallery, reviews, quote form
Custom site with service-area pagesUS$800 – 1,800Service and town pages, local SEO structure
Online booking for estimates+ US$300 – 600Customers pick an estimate slot

Fixed written quote after a free call; hosting and domain billed at cost to accounts you own.

Questions about contractor websites

Start with home, one page per main service, a gallery, reviews and contact. Add town pages for the areas that bring the best jobs.

Yes. The quote form can take photos, so you see the job before you call back.

Yes. The site and the profile should match exactly; the site links to your profile and reviews.

Yes, from $300 on top of the site, with confirmations and reminders.