Websites for general contractors
Contractor website design, page by page, down to the form fields.
Contractor website design from us is a fast site with a page for each project type you build, your license and insurance in plain text, and a project form that asks for budget and timeline before you drive out. A new site starts at $2,490; fixing the one you have starts at $490.
Prefer to pay per customer? General Contractors pay-per-lead: priced before you sign.
135,000
US searches a month for “general contractor near me”
Google Keyword Planner, United States, average monthly searches, read 4 Oct 2026.
79%
of sites take more than 4 seconds to show their main content on a phone
RankMeHi study of 662 Orange County business websites. Crawl 25 to 26 Sep 2026; PageSpeed Insights, mobile, 26 Sep 2026.
25%
have no quote form or booking on the homepage
RankMeHi study of 662 Orange County business websites. Crawl 25 to 26 Sep 2026; PageSpeed Insights, mobile, 26 Sep 2026.
Website design for general contractors
What contractor website design actually involves.
In one lineA RankMeHi contractor website has a page per project type, license and insurance in plain text, a process and permits page, and a project form that asks for budget and timeline, from $2,490 new or $490 to fix the site you have.
A contractor website is not a brochure. It is the first part of the sales meeting. A homeowner planning a kitchen remodel or an addition reads it before they call, and checks four things: have you built this kind of project, are you licensed and insured, how does the process work, and what will it roughly cost. "Licensed contractor lookup" alone gets 1,000 searches a month in the US. A site that answers those four things gets the meeting; one that shows a stock photo and "Quality Craftsmanship" gets skipped.
The pages a general contractor site needs: a homepage that names your city, license number and the projects you take; one page per project type (kitchens, bathrooms, additions, whole-house remodels, ADUs and garage conversions where allowed); a project gallery with town, scope and duration on each job; a process page from consultation to final inspection; a permits page; an about page with license, insurance and bonding; a payment and financing page; a reviews page; one page per town you serve; and a contact page with the project form.
The project form is where most contractor sites lose money. Ours asks for the property address, project type, a budget range in brackets, the timeline, whether plans or permits exist, photos of the space, and the best time to call. A small handyman request shows up as one at a glance, and a real remodel arrives with enough detail to price the site visit.
Search demand
What your customers type, and the page that should answer it.
| Aspect | US searches a month | The page that answers it |
|---|---|---|
| general contractor near me | 135,000 | Homepage: city, license number and project types in the first screen |
| bathroom remodel near me | 90,500 | Bathroom remodel page with photos, scope and timeline |
| kitchen remodel near me | 74,000 | Kitchen remodel page with photos, scope and timeline |
| bathroom remodel cost | 33,100 | Cost section on the bathroom page: what moves the price |
| home remodeling near me | 27,100 | Whole-house remodel page, plus one page per town you serve |
| home addition contractors | 22,200 | Additions page: second story, room additions, permits |
| kitchen remodel cost | 22,200 | Cost section on the kitchen page |
| adu builders near me | 4,400 | ADU and garage conversion page, if your state allows them |
Google Keyword Planner, United States, average monthly searches, read 4 Oct 2026. Owners searching for this service: “contractor website design” 1,000, “construction website design” 1,000, “contractor websites” 720, “general contractor website” 210.
What we do
Six parts of contractor website design, done for your trade.
- 01
Project type pages
Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, whole-house remodels, ADUs and garage conversions, each with photos, typical scope, how long it takes and what drives the cost.
- 02
A gallery with scope and town
Every project tagged with the town, what was done and how many weeks it took. Homeowners look for a job like theirs nearby; Google ties it to the place.
- 03
License, insurance and bonding in text
Your state license number with a link to the board lookup, insurance and bond, written in the page so homeowners and AI assistants can read them.
- 04
Process, permits and payments
Consultation, design, permits, build and final inspection, who the homeowner talks to at each step, and how deposits and progress payments work.
- 05
A project form that screens
Address, project type, budget range, timeline, plans or permits yes or no, photos and best time to call. Every submission logged with the page it came from.
- 06
Speed, CMS and ownership
A static site that loads fast on a phone, a CMS to add projects yourself, call tracking from launch, and the domain and code in your name.
What we see
Where contracting firm sites lose the search.
- 01
One "Services" page for every project
Kitchens, baths and additions are separate searches with separate buyers. A list on one page ranks for none of them.
- 02
A contact form with three fields
Name, email and message bring in the deck repair and the sales pitch along with the remodel. Budget and timeline fields sort them before you call.
- 03
No license number on the site
Homeowners check the state board before they hire. A license number in an image, or missing, costs trust and gives search nothing to read.
- 04
A slow, heavy site
In our study of 662 Orange County business sites, 79% took more than 4 seconds to show their main content on a phone and 25% had no quote form or booking on the homepage.
How it works
Four steps, each with something you can check.
- 01
Free audit of the current site
Day 1Speed, structure, what customers search and what the competitors in your town show.
You getA written audit, whether or not you hire us.
- 02
Design in Figma
Week 1 to 2Every page designed around one job and one action: call or request a quote.
You getDesigns you approve before a line of code.
- 03
Build and launch
Weeks 2 to 5A fast static site, editable in a CMS, with tracking, schema and redirects from the old URLs.
You getA site that is yours, hosting included or handed over.
- 04
Measure the first month
After launchCalls and forms logged from day one, so you can compare the new site with the old one.
You getA before and after you can check.
Pricing
Prices, published.
New website
For a business that needs a site built to convert from day one.
from $2,490
five pages, design included · 3 to 6 weeks
- Design in Figma, or built from yours
- Astro front end, edited in a CMS your team can use
- Service pages written around real searches
- Analytics and Search Console wired up at launch
Audit & fix
For a site that exists but is slow, invisible on Google, or not bringing in enquiries.
from $490
one-off, after the free audit · 1 to 2 weeks
- Free audit with a prioritised fix list
- Speed and Core Web Vitals repair
- Technical SEO and page structure fixes
- Quote form and click-to-call setup
Proof
What we can show, honestly.
We have not published a result for general contractors yet. Our closest result is Aria Glass, a window, door and glass contractor whose quote form asks for the details the estimator needs: 291 quote requests logged from November 2023 to September 2026, and 368% more a month in the last twelve months than in the first twelve. The contractor project form follows the same pattern.
Read the Aria Glass case studyQuestions
Questions about contractor website design, answered.
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