Contractor website design that books the job.
When somebody Googles you at 9pm, they either book you or they call the next guy. Right now, on most trade websites, they call the next guy.
What is broken today.
"Contractor website design" is searched about 1,600 times a month in the United States, and the sites those searches produce keep shipping with the same three holes. We have seen every one of them in our Tulsa audits.
The phone number is plain text.
It is on the page, it looks fine on a laptop, and on a phone it cannot be tapped. The customer who wanted to call you now has to remember eleven digits and switch apps. Most do not.
The quote form never asks for a phone.
A foundation company we audited had the best review profile in its trade and a form that collected a name and a message. When someone did reach out, there was no way to call them back.
The site still loads over plain http.
Chrome and Safari flag it "Not Secure" before a visitor sees a single word about your work. One of the highest-ranked HVAC companies in Tulsa is losing clicks to that warning right now.
What we build.
Not a brochure. A front door. Every page exists to turn a search into a call or a booking, and every one of them is yours.
Standard, $1,500.
The Blue Sands shape, trimmed to what a trade shop needs: the core pages, the quote form, the listing wired in, tracking, and a launch checklist we walk through together.
Premium, $3,500.
Everything in Standard plus a delivered-price calculator, a self-serve scheduler your customers book into without calling, and multi-service pages for shops that do more than one trade.
Already have a site? Start with the audit.
The free front-door audit looks at your site, your listing and your phone from public data and says whether a Standard or a Premium build fits, or whether your current site already does the job. If it does, we say so and you owe nothing.
By trade.
HVAC websites.
Searched about 1,300 times a month nationally. The site has one job in July: get the emergency call to a phone that answers. The AC-out page, the financing line and the after-hours number belong above the fold, not in a menu.
Roofing websites.
About 1,000 searches a month. Storm season is the business, so the site needs a storm landing page that is ready before the hail, an inspection booking path, and proof that you are local and still here next year.
Plumber websites.
About 480 searches a month, and the buyer is often standing in water. Click-to-call on every screen, the emergency line first, the drain and water heater pages a tap away. Nothing that makes a wet person read.
Electrician websites.
About 480 searches a month. Trust signals do the work here: license number, insurance, panel and inspection services spelled out, and a form that asks what tripped before it asks for a name.
What it costs.
Website Build, Standard $1,500. Website Build, Premium $3,500. One time, you own it, and the free scoping audit tells you which one you need. Ongoing care, if you want it, is $149 or $299 a month.
Who this is for.
Frequently asked.
I have a site. Do I need a new one?
The audit decides, from public data, before you spend anything. A template that fights every change, a phone number that cannot be tapped, or a site that says the wrong things about your trade gets rebuilt, Standard or Premium. If your site is fine, the audit says so and you owe nothing.
Who owns it?
You do. Your domain name, your Google Business Profile, your content, your customer list and your customer data are yours at all times, including after cancellation. On exit we hand over the website files and every account login within 14 days. That is section 5 of the client agreement.
How long does it take?
We set the launch date at kickoff, once we have your content and your logins. We do not promise a timeline on a web page for work we have not scoped yet.
Do you host it?
Yes, if you want us to. Website Care is $149 a month for hosting, updates, backups and small changes, or $299 with a monthly content and listing pass. Front Door, the monthly service, includes care.