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A General Contractor Website That Makes a Big Remodel Feel Safe to Start

A whole-home remodel is a leap of faith for a homeowner. Your site needs a real portfolio, your license front and center, and a process they can actually follow.

Why it matters

What costs general contractors customers online

Big remodels need proof, not promises

A kitchen or whole-home remodel is one of the largest purchases a homeowner will ever make, and it's a leap of faith without a portfolio of completed projects to look at. No proof of past work means no confidence to move forward.

Licensing and insurance are the top trust signal, and they're missing

For a project this size, homeowners specifically look for licensing, bonding, and insurance before they'll even request a quote. When it's hard to find, the deal is already lost.

No process, no confidence

Homeowners considering a major remodel want to know what working with you actually looks like, from first call to final walkthrough. Without a clear process explanation, that uncertainty is enough to make them keep shopping.

Built in

What your general contractor website includes

Project portfolio by category: kitchen, addition, whole-home

Organizing your work by project type lets a homeowner see exactly the kind of job they're considering, not a random mix of unrelated projects.

License, bond, and insurance verification block

Putting your credentials in plain sight answers the biggest trust question before a homeowner has to ask it, which matters enormously on a project this expensive.

Step-by-step process timeline

Walking through what happens from the first estimate to the final walkthrough turns an intimidating decision into something the homeowner can picture and plan around.

Free estimate request form with project type and budget range

Capturing project type and rough budget upfront means you spend your time on qualified leads instead of chasing down details on every inquiry.

One flat plan

$499 setup. $149/mo. Everything included.

We build your contractor site around your real project photos organized by category, your license and insurance information, and a clear process walkthrough, so a homeowner considering a major remodel has what they need to say yes. It's built from your actual brand and live in days.

Common questions

Questions, answered

What should a general contractor website include?

A project portfolio organized by category, license and insurance verification, a step-by-step process explanation, and a detailed estimate request form. Those elements address the trust and clarity concerns that come with a large remodel.

How much does a general contractor website cost?

A flat $499 setup and $149 a month after that, which covers hosting, updates, edits, and support with no additional fees.

Do I have to write the content myself?

No, we write it based on your services, past projects, and service area. You review it and let us know what to adjust.

Will this website help me rank locally on Google?

Yes, it's structured around your services and service area the way local search expects, supporting visibility for searches in your area alongside your Google Business Profile.

Can the site separate different project types like kitchens and additions?

Yes, the portfolio and service pages are organized by project category so a homeowner researching a kitchen remodel sees kitchen work, not an addition project.

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