General Contractor website design
A general contractor is hired on one question: can I trust you with my budget and my timeline. Websitewright builds general contractor websites that answer it — a portfolio with scope and outcome, a clear estimate-to-punch-list process, financing shown plainly — whether the job is design-build, a remodel, an addition, or new construction.
Where general contractor sites leak jobs
Your bid gets checked against your website. Before a homeowner or business returns a call, they look you up. They’re comparing three bids on a $30k–$300k decision, and a thin site next to a polished competitor reads as risk — the bid dies without you ever hearing why.
No portfolio that proves you can run their job. Photos alone don’t sell a build. Each project needs scope, timeline, and outcome — “full kitchen gut, six weeks, on budget” — because that’s the proof the buyer is hunting for: can this contractor run a project like mine.
No visible process, so buyers fear chaos. What a GC client dreads is budget and timeline chaos. A plain walkthrough — estimate, design, permits, build, punch list — tells them you run jobs in order, not by improvisation. Most contractor sites never show it.
Big-ticket money with no financing or credentials in sight. A $30k–$300k decision needs the money questions answered early. When financing options, license number, and insurance aren’t shown up front, the buyer has to ask — and most won’t. They call the contractor who already answered.
The template
A demonstration build showing the general contractor layout — what a buyer comparing bids sees first, and the one next step it points them to. It’s the same approach behind our general contractor web design and construction website design work, reskinned to your brand and your projects. Contractor website design services, done in 3–4 weeks.
Click around it on your phone — it’s the real, working site.
Demonstration build — labeled as such until a client general contractor site is live.
What’s included
Built in 3–4 weeks. Flat $3,500. One round of revisions included.
Pricing
$3,500 flat
3–4 weeks · you own it (Premium $5,500)
from $99/mo
Optional — hosting, security, edits, quarterly report, seasonal check. Cancel anytime.
from $299/mo
Optional — reviews + Google Business Profile + local SEO/Local Services Ads. Managed expectations, no #1 guarantees.
The guarantee
Domain, code, content, hosting, and CMS are in your accounts from day one. Leave whenever you want and take it all. No lock-in.
Nothing launches until you’ve seen it and signed off, and one round of revisions is included to get it right.
90+ mobile PageSpeed, measured, with the before/after to show you.
Start to finish. No account managers, no support queue.
By the numbers
ACHR News, 2024
Roofing Contractor, 2024–25
Google/SOASTA, 2017
FAQ
A complete general contractor website is a flat $3,500, live in about 3–4 weeks, with one round of revisions included. That covers the whole build — design, copy, photos, and setup. If you want it maintained afterward, the care plan runs $99–299/month and is optional. No retainer to get started, no surprise line items.
A good general contractor website proves you can run the job before the first phone call: a portfolio with scope, timeline, and outcome on every project, a clear estimate-to-punch-list process, license and insurance up front, and financing shown on big-ticket work. And it loads fast on a phone — because that’s where the buyer comparing bids finds you.
Yes. You give me roughly 30 minutes — logo, services, project photos, license number, and your Google reviews link — and I write the rest: headlines, project descriptions, the process walkthrough. You review everything in your included round of revisions, and nothing goes live until you’ve approved it.
The build ships fast and technically clean, with your city and services structured so search engines can read them — that’s the foundation ranking needs. The ongoing work — reviews, Google Business Profile, local city pages — is the optional Get Found plan, and it reports what it’s actually doing. No honest studio guarantees #1, so I don’t; I do the real work and show you the results.
Yes — all of it. The domain, the code, and the content live in your own accounts, fully documented so any developer can pick them up. There’s no lock-in: leave any time and take everything with you. You own the site whether or not you keep the care plan.
Free teardown
I’ll record a free 5-minute teardown of your site — the specific things to fix and roughly what they’re worth in booked jobs — and send it over. No pitch, no obligation.
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