Contractor website design

Our contractor website design turns searches into calls and quote requests. A homeowner with a leak or a project in mind decides in seconds whether to call, so your phone number, a short quote form, recent work, reviews and your license sit on the first screen of a phone. Behind them are the pages that rank: one for each service and each area you cover. You see your new website first, free, within 48 hours, whether it is your first website or a redesign: keep your current content, send new photos and text, or start fresh.

$299€299 to build, charged only when you approve the design, then $99€99 a month on Basic with hosting, maintenance, 30 minutes of edits and 5 new pages a month; on a yearly plan the build is free. Quote requests, bookings and payments are included. To bring in more jobs, our Growth plan, at $189€189 a month, adds higher rankings on Google Maps and more calls from your Google profile (local SEO), more reviews, and call tracking to show which pages and ads make your phone ring. Start with your free website design.

Every part serves one moment: a homeowner deciding whom to call. The call button and quote form make contact one tap away. Service and area pages match what they searched for, where they live. Recent projects and reviews give proof, and a license shown plainly answers the question they would otherwise ask on the phone.

Sources: Google Business Profile Help, Guidelines for representing your business on Google; California Business and Professions Code, section 7030.5.

With its service area rather than its address, if customers never come to it. Google's rules for businesses that travel to the customer are specific: "If you're a service-area business, you should hide your business address from customers", and "The boundaries of your profile's overall service area shouldn't extend farther than about 2 hours of driving time from where your business is based" (Google Business Profile Help, Guidelines for representing your business on Google, read September 28, 2026). We set your profile up that way, and your website carries the same business name and phone number, with a page for each area in that radius. How that ranks is covered in local SEO services.

In some states, yes, and a website counts as advertising. California's Business and Professions Code says: "Every person licensed pursuant to this chapter shall include his license number in: (a) all construction contracts; (b) subcontracts and calls for bid; and (c) all forms of advertising, as prescribed by the registrar of contractors, used by such a person" (California Business and Professions Code, section 7030.5). Rules differ by state and by trade, so we put your license number in the footer of every page by default and you confirm what your state requires.

Fablence designs, builds, runs and grows your website for you. Here is how that compares with a website builder you run yourself and a one-off build from an agency or freelancer.

Sources: Wix Help Center, Exporting or embedding your Wix site elsewhere; Squarespace Help Center, Exporting your site.

Strong, clear and built around the quote. Each business gets its own design, around its own work: photos of your recent jobs up front, your services in the order customers ask for them, your reviews beside every call to action, and a quote form that takes a minute on a phone. Construction website design for larger builders adds project case studies and a page per sector. You see the design for your own business before you pay anything.

Each trade gets its own first-screen priority. Plumber website design and HVAC website design lead with the emergency call button, because the search happens when something has broken. Roofing website design leads with recent roofs and the free inspection or estimate. Electrician website design shows the license and the certifications a homeowner checks. Landscaping website design leads with before and after photos and the season's services. All of them share the quote form and the service area pages that bring in local work.