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Websites for contractors that turn a phone visit into a quote request

For renovation and construction contractors in the US and Canada whose site is slow on phones, says little in Google results and makes homeowners hunt for a way to ask for a quote.

Ask for a free one-page audit of your current site. We reply with what to fix first, whether or not you hire us.

Summary

Web Design for Contractors in the US & Canada | GEXP Software

Homeowners usually find a contractor on a phone, from Google search or Maps, and decide in a few seconds whether to call. This page explains what a contractor website needs to win that moment, what we build, what it costs, how long it takes and what the free one-page audit covers, so you can see the gaps on your own site before you spend anything.

Problems

What we usually find on contractor websites

Slow mobile load: large, uncompressed project photos and page-builder scripts leave the first screen blank on a phone.

Weak titles and descriptions: the home page title is just the company name, so Google results do not show the trade or the area served.

No clear quote path: the only contact is a generic form at the bottom of one page, or a phone number that cannot be tapped.

A Google Business Profile that disagrees with the website: a different phone number, hours, service area or business name.

Reviews that live only on Google and never appear on the site, where the homeowner is deciding.

Project photos that are missing, stock images, or a gallery with no word about the job, the town or the scope.

Approach

What we build for contractors

A first screen that names the trade, the area served and one action: request a quote or call.

A page for each main service you actually sell, such as kitchens, bathrooms, additions or roofing, with a title and description written the way homeowners search.

A short quote form that asks for the job type, the ZIP or postal code, the timeline and a rough budget, so you can price before calling back.

Project pages with real photos, the town, the scope of work and before-and-after shots where you have them.

Reviews shown on the site with the reviewer's name and source and a link to your Google profile. Never edited, never invented.

Name, address, phone and service area that match your Google Business Profile exactly, plus structured data that tells Google what each page is about.

Deliverables

What is included

Home, service and project pages, with the copy written from a call with you

Mobile-first design with every image resized and compressed for phones

Tap-to-call and a quote form on every page

Title, description and structured data on every page

Google Analytics and Search Console, with quote requests counted

A checklist for your Google Business Profile and a direct review link to send customers

Free audit

The free one-page audit

Send your website address through the form on this page or on WhatsApp. We review one page, usually the home page, and reply with what we found. It is free and there is no obligation.

Mobile load: how long the first screen takes to appear on a phone, and which files slow it down.

Search snippet: the title and description Google shows for the page, and what they should say instead.

Quote path: how many taps a homeowner needs to call you or request a quote.

Trust: whether reviews, licence or insurance details and real project photos are visible.

Google Business Profile: whether its name, phone, hours and website link match the site.

Want the whole site checked? A full SEO audit is a separate paid service at US$300.

Fit

Who this is for, and who it is not for

For: renovation, remodeling, roofing, landscaping and general contractors in the US and Canada who sell to homeowners or small commercial clients.

For: an owner who gets most work by referral and wants the website to close those referrals, not lose them.

For: a contractor whose site was built years ago on a theme or by a friend and has not been touched since.

Not for: buying leads. We build your own website; we do not sell shared leads.

Not for: anyone who wants guaranteed rankings or a set number of calls. Nobody honest can promise those; we commit to the work listed on this page.

Not for: a business with no photos of past work yet. Start with a Basic one-page site and add project pages as jobs finish.

Process

Process and timeline

Most websites are delivered in 2 to 4 weeks. The usual delay is waiting for photos and service details, so it helps to gather them early.

1. Free audit: we review one page of your current site and send you the findings.

2. Short call: your services, the area you cover, the jobs you want more of, and the photos and reviews you already have.

3. Written plan with the pages, the timeline and a fixed price, before any work starts.

4. Design and build, with a preview you can open on your phone every week.

5. Launch: the site goes live with Analytics and Search Console, and we check the link from your Google Business Profile.

Pricing

Contractor website packages

Prices in US dollars, fixed in the written plan.

US$1,800

Basic

One page covering your services, the area you serve and your reviews, with tap-to-call. Domain and hosting included for 12 months.

US$3,750

Starter

Up to 5 pages, for example home, three main services and a projects page. Analytics, Search Console and 15 days of support after launch.

US$6,500

Growth

Up to 15 pages with a CMS, so you can add project pages yourself as jobs finish. CRM or email integration and 1 month of support.

US$400–2,000

Monthly SEO

Ongoing search work after launch, scoped to your services and areas. A one-time SEO audit is US$300.

Our approach

How we approach this type of project

We have not yet published a case study for a contractor in the US or Canada, so here is the closest work we can show and why it applies. Uvita Body Shop repairs and paints cars in Costa Rica. Its site has a page for each of its five services and each of the four towns it serves, and each of those pages carries structured data that tells Google what it is about. The quote form is set up to email each request to the shop and then open WhatsApp with the message already written. Spam is filtered on the server, so customers never solve a CAPTCHA, and campaign tags from the visitor's link are kept and sent with the request, so the owner can see which ad or post brought it in. One photo on the site went from nearly 1 MB to 34 KB after resizing and re-encoding. Repuestos Alto, an auto parts store, has an estimate form for 3D-printed parts. Customers choose size, use, strength, finish and quantity; the form suggests a material, shows an approximate figure and passes every choice on, so the store can answer without a round of questions. A contractor site needs the same three things: a page for each service and area, a short form that collects what you need to price the job, and a hand-off that reaches you right away. In the US and Canada that hand-off is usually an email and a phone call rather than WhatsApp. The structure does not change.
Proof

Why we stand out here

5 + 4

Service and town pages

Uvita Body Shop has a page for each service and each town it serves, each with structured data.

0

CAPTCHAs

Spam on the Uvita Body Shop quote form is filtered on the server, so customers never solve a puzzle.

-96%

One photo, resized

A single image on Uvita Body Shop went from nearly 1 MB to 34 KB.

Case studies

Relevant work

FAQ

Questions about this service

What is in the free one-page audit?

We look at one page of your site, usually the home page, and report on mobile load time, the title and description Google shows, how easy it is to call or request a quote, which trust signals are visible, and whether your Google Business Profile matches the site. There is no obligation to hire us.

How much does a contractor website cost?

Basic is US$1,800 for one page with domain and hosting for 12 months. Starter is US$3,750 for up to 5 pages. Growth is US$6,500 for up to 15 pages with a CMS. The written plan fixes the price before any work starts.

Can you help with our Google Business Profile?

Yes, as guidance. Google requires the owner to verify and manage the profile, so you keep control of it. We check that its name, phone, hours, categories and website link match your site and give you a list of what to update.

How do we get more reviews?

Ask every happy customer right after the job, with a direct link to your Google review form. We put that link on your site and in your follow-up message. We never write, buy or edit reviews, and Google's rules do not allow rewarding customers for them.

Will this get us to the top of Google?

We cannot promise rankings or a number of calls. We fix what is in our control: speed on phones, clear titles and descriptions, pages for each service and area, and a quote path that works. Reviews, your Google Business Profile and links from other sites also matter, and they take time.

We are in Canada. Is that a problem?

No. We work remotely, and Costa Rica keeps UTC-6 all year, which overlaps the working day across the US and Canada. Prices are in US dollars.

Do we have to write the content?

No, but we need your input: the services you sell, the areas you cover, photos of real jobs and any reviews you have. We write the page copy from a short call and your answers, and you approve it before launch.

Proof

Proof and credibility

600+

Projects shipped

Websites, web apps and integrations delivered over more than ten years.

5.0

Clutch

Our rating on Clutch, from clients who hired us.

10+ yrs

Building for the web

More than ten years designing and building websites and software for businesses.

Links

Related pages

Next step

Move the conversation into a cleaner proposal.

Use the form to share industry, project type, budget, and timing. That makes the email follow-up much more useful.