The best builder in town shouldn’t have the worst website.
Homeowners research a renovation for months before they call anyone. They find you on Google, open your site on a phone, and decide before they ever pick up. We build the site that wins that moment.
Sample builds. Both screens are live HTML, not screenshots.
The work is excellent. The evidence is missing.
We have looked at a lot of contractor websites. They fail in the same three ways, and every one of them costs a job that never rings the phone.
It breaks on a phone
Almost every homeowner opens your site on a phone first, usually at night, usually in bed. If they have to pinch and drag to read a paragraph, they close it and open the next contractor in the list.
The work is buried
Your best three jobs are somewhere in a Facebook album from 2022, out of order, next to a photo of the shop dog. Nobody is scrolling that far. The proof exists and it is unreachable.
Nothing answers the fear
A homeowner spending forty thousand dollars is not asking whether you do good work. They are asking whether you will take the deposit and disappear. Almost no trade site answers that question anywhere on the page.
A homeowner is not choosing a builder. They are choosing who they are willing to let into their house for three months.
A site built the way you would build it.
Drawn from scratch for your trade and your town. Nothing bought off a shelf and recoloured.
Phone first, actually
Designed on a phone screen before a desktop one, because that is where the decision gets made.
A portfolio that reads
Your jobs organised by room and scope, with real befores and afters in an order that builds a case.
The trust page
Licensing, insurance, warranty, deposit terms, and how you handle change orders. The page that closes.
Found on Google
Proper page titles, your service area written out, and your Google Business listing wired in correctly.
Fast, and it stays fast
Hand written, no page builder bloat. It loads on a job site with two bars of signal.
You own all of it
Domain, files, and hosting transfer into your name at handover. Nothing is held hostage.
Four steps, and you only do two of them.
Nothing to write, nothing to fill out, nothing to figure out.
We talk
A quick call. You tell me about your work and the jobs you want more of. That is everything I need from you.
I build it
I design the site and write every word on it. You do not have to write anything yourself.
You look it over
You see the real site on a real link and tell me what to change. I change it until you are happy with it.
I look after it
It goes live on your own domain, and I keep adding your new jobs so it never goes stale.
Posted, because you hate a vague quote too.
One package, one number, agreed before anything starts. If the scope grows we say so before we do the work, not after.
- A home page written to get the phone ringing
- Your past work, sorted by room and job type
- A page for each service you offer
- The trust page: licence, insurance, warranty, deposits
- A contact page with click to call and a short form
- Every word on it written for you, you just talk
- Drawn from scratch for your trade, no template
- Built phone first, fast on a weak signal
- Google Business listing wired in properly
- Two rounds of changes included
- Domain and files registered in your name
- Your new jobs added to the portfolio every month
- Hosting, backups, and security handled
- Unlimited small text and photo changes
- Google listing kept current and consistent
- Anything broken gets fixed
The questions you were going to ask anyway.
I already have a website.
Most people do. Open it on your phone right now and try to find your best job in under ten seconds. If you can, you probably do not need us. If you cannot, neither can the homeowner deciding between you and two other companies.
Do I need to write anything?
No. You talk, we write. The fifteen minute call plus your photos is everything we need. You approve the words before they go anywhere near the site.
What if I do not have good photos?
Phone photos from the job are fine, and usually better than staged ones. We will tell you exactly which shots are missing and what to grab on your next site visit.
What happens if I want to leave?
You take the site with you. The domain is registered in your name from day one, the files are yours, and there is no contract holding you anywhere. That is the whole policy.
Will this actually get me jobs?
Honestly, a website does not create demand on its own. What it does is stop you losing the people who are already looking for you. If nobody is searching for your trade in your area, a site will not fix that, and we will say so on the call rather than take the work.
Let’s look at what you’ve built.
Fifteen minutes on the phone, no pitch. We will tell you exactly what your site should be doing for your work, and that plan is yours whether you hire us or not.