Built for the homeowner standing in a driveway on their phone, not for a design award. Custom, fast, live in 30 days, and there is no build fee to get started.
A homeowner finds you on a phone while looking at a stained roof. They are not reading. They are scanning, and they are answering three things.
The service, in plain words, at the top of the page. Not a slogan about quality and integrity. Every week we open contractor sites where you have to scroll twice to find out what the company actually sells.
The towns go on the page. A homeowner two counties away and one next door are looking at the same site, and only one of them is worth a call to you. Naming your area filters the wrong ones out and reassures the right ones.
One obvious next step, repeated down the page. A number that dials when tapped, or a short form. Not four competing buttons. If a visitor has to decide how to contact you, a share of them decide not to.
The most common reason a contractor website sits half finished for a year is that somebody was waiting on the owner to write it. We pull usable photos from your phone, your Google profile and your Facebook page, and if there is nothing good we tell you exactly what to shoot.
A page that takes six seconds on cell service loses people before it renders, and oversized images are almost always why. We test on real phones, not on a fast desktop in an office.
One page listing everything you do ranks for nothing. Separate pages for the services that pay and the towns worth driving to are what give Google something to match a search against.
We fill in the form ourselves and confirm it lands in your inbox and on your phone. It sounds obvious. We have audited plenty of sites where it had been quietly broken for months.
No plugins to update, no security patches to chase, and nothing to go down at nine on a Friday because two plugins disagreed. Hosting is $300 a year, billed by Webflow directly to you.
You text us a new price or a new photo and it is done. You can edit it yourself if you want to, but you will never be stuck inside a page builder trying to remember how it works.
There is no discovery phase that eats your first two invoices. Your total time on this is about an hour.
Kickoff call, then we get added to your Google Business Profile, your registrar and your current host. Your domain stays in your name throughout.
You see the homepage first so you can react to the direction before we build everything else on top of it.
Every service page, every town you serve, forms wired to your phone and inbox, analytics and Search Console connected and tested.
Your changes, a final pass, then the domain cutover. Your old site stays live right up until the new one replaces it.
Yes. The build is covered by the monthly plan, which starts at $247. The trade is a twelve month initial term, because we are carrying the cost of the build across it.
Your domain is yours from day one and stays in your name. The site itself is yours to take after the initial term. During the term it lives on our Webflow account and we maintain it.
Most contractors do not, and it is the single most common thing that stalls a build. We use what exists, and where there is a gap we send you a short shot list. It takes an afternoon on a job site.
Sometimes. If it is fast, readable and converting, a rebuild is a waste of your money and we will say so. If it is a slow page builder site with fifteen plugins, fixing it costs more than replacing it.
It is if you take the kickoff call and do one review pass. The builds that slip are the ones where we are waiting three weeks on a decision about the homepage.
A website on its own does not rank. Every plan includes the Google Business Profile work and the local SEO that makes the site findable, because building a site nobody sees is not a service worth paying for.
Open it on your phone at arm's length, give yourself three seconds, then look away and say what the business does, where it works and how you would get a price. If you cannot, neither can your next customer.