Websites and marketing for general contractors.
A general contractor is judged on whether the job will be run properly. That is a hard thing to claim and an easy thing to show.
Show the running of the job, not the adjectives
Every contractor site says careful, on time and quality work. None of it is checkable, so none of it is read. What is checkable is a finished project with photographs, a written scope, a sequence of what happens in what order, and a plain answer to who is on site each day.
The other thing a contractor site owes is a way in that does not waste anybody's afternoon. A first form collecting scope, address and budget range up front turns a week of phone tag into one call worth having.
Three that fit general contractors
Three of the store’s items, priced
Each one is a real item with a fixed price and its own page saying exactly what it covers and what it needs from you. Nothing on this page is charged, and nothing starts before it is confirmed.
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Start here
Portfolio, gallery or showcase page
$1,875
A portfolio or gallery page shows approved finished work with clear context and one route to contact the business.
Completed jobs with captions, standing in for the walkthrough you cannot give everybody.
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Then this
Intake form and lead routing
$1,949
An intake form collects the agreed details and sends each inquiry to a named person or system.
Scope and address collected once, then routed to whoever handles that kind of job.
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And this
Multi-page business website
from $9,749
A multi-page business website gives each main service a clear place and customers one checked route to contact you. Fixed price from $9,749.
A page for each kind of work you take, instead of one page and a phone number.
Not sure which of the three, or whether any of them is the right first move? The free check answers that before anything is bought. Every item is listed on the store page, and the monthly plans are on the pricing page.
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Questions about your website
Can each construction service have its own page?
Yes. We can give your main construction services separate pages, using the project types and work your business accepts.
What should our project gallery show?
Approved photos of finished projects with the work and materials explained. The descriptions come from your project records and agreed scope.
What details can the estimate request collect?
The form can collect a project description, location and contact details so your office has the information for an estimate discussion.
What should we give you before writing starts?
Your accepted project types, service scope and finished project records. Any references included must be supplied with permission.