A good website for contractors and remodelers is not a brochure. It should show the quality of your work and qualify leads before the first site visit. Here is what that takes, page by page.
What your website has to do
For contractors and remodelers, the job of the website is to show the quality of your work and qualify leads before the first site visit. Everything below serves that.
What your customers search for
- “kitchen remodel [city]”
- “bathroom remodel near me”
- “general contractor [city]”
- “home addition cost”
- “basement finishing”
The pages that matter
| Page | What it needs |
|---|---|
| Home | Your best project photos, the work you do and the areas you serve. |
| Project gallery | Before-and-after projects with scope, timeline and budget range. |
| A page per service | Kitchens, baths, additions, basements: process, timelines and cost ranges. |
| How we work | From estimate to final walkthrough, payments and permits. |
| Request an estimate | Budget range, timeline and photos up front. |
Features worth having
- Fast photo galleries that do not slow the page
- Estimate form with budget and timeline fields
- License, insurance and warranty details
- Reviews linked to real projects
Getting found in Google and AI answers
Publish cost ranges and timelines for each project type with what drives them up or down. "How much does a kitchen remodel cost in [city]" is exactly the question AI assistants answer from pages like these. Every site we build includes technical SEO, structured data and fast loading as standard. Read more in SEO and AI discovery.
Common mistakes
- Huge uncompressed photos that make the site crawl
- No budget question on the form
- Galleries without words, so Google cannot tell what the project was
What it costs
Most contractors and remodelers fit our Growth package ($5,900 · 4-6 weeks). See pricing for what each package includes, or read what a website costs in 2026 for market ranges. You get a fixed written quote before we start.
Frequently asked questions
Can you write the project descriptions?
Yes. Give us the photos and a quick call per project, and we write them up in plain English.
Will a new site bring bigger jobs?
A site that shows budgets and process attracts people ready to spend, and screens out the rest. It works best alongside reviews and a Google Business Profile.
How much does a website for contractors and remodelers cost?
With us, most start at $5,900. The market ranges widely, from a few hundred dollars for DIY builders to tens of thousands with large agencies.
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