Website design for contractors

Make solid work easier to trust before the first call.

$900 Website builds focused, mobile-first contractor websites for CAD $900 plus applicable HST. The base scope covers up to five standard pages, one consolidated revision round, and a contact or quote-request form.

Who this fits

A focused site for a focused customer decision.

The package fits renovators, roofers, landscape contractors, HVAC companies, electricians, plumbers, and other project-based trades when the main goal is to explain the work, establish fit, and invite a useful estimate request.

The base build is a marketing website—not a store, portal, database or custom business application. The fit check confirms that boundary before a deposit.

What the website must solve

Design around the questions that change the next action.

01

Estimate intent, not generic traffic

Put the right action beside service and project context so a homeowner can move from browsing to a useful estimate request without hunting through the site.

02

Project proof with honest context

Use approved project galleries, before-and-after images, scope notes, and locations only when the contractor owns the media and can substantiate the details. Never invent results or disguise concept work as a client job.

03

Service area without fake offices

Explain where crews genuinely take projects and any practical travel boundaries. A coverage area is not an office, and a city page should never imply an address that does not exist.

04

The right call for the right service

Separate emergency, repair, estimate, and project enquiries only when those response models are real. Do not advertise around-the-clock service, financing, licenses, insurance, or warranties without approved facts.

05

Useful mobile proof

Keep service summaries, call actions, project images, and quote fields readable with one hand on a phone—where many contractor enquiries begin.

A practical five-page plan

Every page earns its place in the call path.

01

Home

State the trade, service area, strongest proof, and next action immediately.

02

Services

Explain the profitable service groups and help visitors self-select.

03

Projects

Show approved work with useful scope, material, and decision context.

04

About / Process

Explain who does the work, what the steps are, and only verified credentials.

05

Contact / Estimate

Collect enough job detail to make the first response productive.

Inputs that keep claims honest

The business supplies the truth. The site makes it clear.

  • Supply real project photos with permission to publish.
  • Approve all claims about licenses, insurance, warranties, certifications, response times, and service areas.
  • Decide whether calls, quote forms, or both are the primary path.
  • E-commerce, customer portals, job-management software, and advanced estimators need separate scope.

Fit and scope questions

The useful answer is specific, not salesy.

01Is the website really CAD $900?

Yes. The base website build is CAD $900 plus applicable HST when the project fits the published scope. Optional add-ons are agreed before work begins.

02Do I supply the words and photos?

Yes. You supply accurate source material and properly licensed, approved images. Light organization and editing are included; substantial copy development is a paid add-on.

03How long does a website take?

Typical delivery is seven to ten business days after the deposit and all required content, assets, facts, and access are received. Scope changes and delayed input change the schedule.

04What SEO is included?

The build includes search-ready structure, page titles and descriptions, headings, internal links, crawlability, image handling, sitemap and robots files, canonical handling, and appropriate structured data using verified facts.

05Can you guarantee that I will rank first on Google?

No. No ethical provider can guarantee a specific organic position. Rankings depend on competition, relevance, distance where local results apply, authority, demand, reviews, content, links and mentions, and ongoing work.

06Will you create pages for every city I serve?

No. A location page should exist only when the business truly serves the area and can add useful, distinct local value. Repetitive city-swapped pages can mislead people and create search-quality problems.

Next step

A clear service, real proof and five focused pages?

Tell us what your business does, what the website needs to accomplish, and what content you already have. The fit check is short and the price is already clear.

Check project fit