Website design for general contractors · Free preview within 24 hours.
Websites for general contractors. Built for your business.
$299 · 3 months included · free preview in 24 hours
Your license number, your insurance and the projects you finished, with photos, on a page that loads fast on a phone. You see it free before you pay.
One project pays for this many times over. This page costs $299, one time. The first job that comes in through it already paid for it.
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- $299website + 3 months included
- Freepreview before you pay
- 24 hoursto receive your homepage
before the call
What happens before they call you
- 1 They get your name from a neighbor or see your sign on a job site.
- 2 Before calling, they search your company name on their phone.
- 3 They call the contractor with a license number and finished projects they can see.
That third step is the one costing you jobs. It's the only one we fix.
the page
What your general contractors page comes with
No filler. Only what makes the person who lands there dial your number.
- 01 Your phone up top and a button to request an estimate
- 02 Your license number and insurance where people look first
- 03 Finished projects with photos, sorted by type of work
- 04 What you build: additions, new construction, commercial build-outs
- 05 The cities and counties you work in, written the way they're searched
- 06 A call button that stays on screen
What goes on a construction company website
A general contractor's website has one job: let a homeowner, a property manager or an architect confirm that you're licensed, that you've built this kind of project before, and how to reach you.
Your license number goes in the first screen, written as text. In Florida people look contractors up on the DBPR license search before they sign, and a number they can copy saves them the step.
Finished projects get their own section, sorted by type of work, each with its city and, if you want, its square footage. Additions, kitchens, new construction and commercial build-outs stay separate, so each visitor finds their kind of job.
Services are named the way people search them. In the US, "kitchen remodel contractors" gets about 60,500 searches a month and "home addition contractors" about 22,200 (Google Ads data, September 2026). A page that uses those words can be matched to those searches.
What the best contractor websites in Miami do
Before building this page we went through ten general contractor websites in Miami-Dade and Broward. The strongest put the license next to the proof: Gaven Constructions shows "License CGC1524886, Verifiable" beside its project count and its Google rating.
Hermanos General Contractors lists recent projects with their size, like a 3,200 sq ft whole-home renovation. Elbaz Construction sells planning and permitting as its own service instead of hiding it. Three of the ten don't show a license number anywhere on the homepage.
What it costs next to a contractor marketing agency
Agencies that specialize in construction websites usually start above us. Websloop, for example, lists construction company website design from $799, and most agencies that rank for "general contractor web design" also sell a monthly SEO plan.
$299 to build and publish your website. You see your homepage free first and pay only if you want it online. Domain and hosting are included for 3 months. Then $39 a month with maintenance and changes, or $69 a month with Google Business Profile and SEO. Your homepage arrives within 24 hours; publication follows approval and receipt of missing material.
Real proposals
What they look like
A proposal we designed for this business. You can inspect the design and our decisions; it is not a case study of measured results.
A remodel is decided slowly. The customer looks, saves it, talks it over at home and comes back weeks later. Along that path the page gets visited several times before anyone picks up the phone.
That is why a list of services works badly in this trade. «Kitchens, bathrooms and floors» does not help anyone decide, because what the customer is trying to picture is her own house finished.
$299
See it first. Then decide.
- Your websiteYour photos, services, service area and contact buttons.
- 24 hoursTo receive your free homepage. Publication follows your approval and receipt of missing material.
- 3 months includedDomain and hosting.
- $39 a monthAfter month three: hosting, maintenance and the changes you ask for.
- $69 a month with SEOAlso includes Google Business Profile and website SEO.
point by point
Why this isn't an agency
You've had calls before offering you a website. Here's the difference, point by point.
- What you pay $1,500 to $10,000, plus a fee every month $299 + 3 months; then $39/month or $69 with SEO
- When you make it back In three to six months, if it goes well With the first job that comes in
- If it's not for you You already signed and paid You Free preview before you pay
- The domain Usually ends up in their name In your name, always
- How long it takes Weeks, sometimes months 24 hours
- Who you talk to A salesman, then nobody Whoever builds it
We design it. We publish it. We answer the phone.
No separate department, no tickets, no salesman in between. The number up there is who you talk to.
doubts
What everyone asks
Most of my work comes from referrals. Why do I need a page?
Because the referral looks you up before calling. The page is where they confirm your license and see work you already finished.
Can you show residential and commercial work separately?
Yes. Each goes in its own section with its own button, so a property manager can get to your build-outs without scrolling through bathroom remodels.
Who writes the text?
We write it from a call with you, your license, your reviews and your project photos. You approve it before it goes live.
I don't have good photos of my projects.
Send what you have from your phone. A project without photos can still be listed with its city and scope. We don't use stock photos of other builders' work.
Will it help me show up for "general contractor near me"?
That search depends mostly on your Google Business Profile and your reviews. The page helps by giving Google your services, cities and license in plain text.
Is the preview really free?
Yes. I build your homepage and send it to you. You pay the $299 only if you want it online.
What happens after the 3 months?
The first 3 months of domain and hosting are in the $299. After that it is $39 a month to keep the site online, and I make the changes you ask for.
I already have a website. Can you redo it?
Yes. Send me the link and I show you the new homepage for free.
Do I need professional photos?
No. Clear photos of your jobs from your phone, Facebook or Instagram are enough.
Can it really be online in 24 hours?
The homepage is with you within 24 hours of your message. Once you say yes and send me what is missing, the site goes online the next day.