The website, the search rankings, and the software behind them.
Website design services for contractors, plus local SEO and custom software like CRMs and integrations. One company handles all of it, so you're not refereeing four vendors who blame each other.
Website Design & Build
A custom WordPress site, built from a blank file. Fast on a phone, laid out the way a homeowner looks for a contractor, and nothing on it you've seen on a competitor's site.
- Custom design, not a stock theme
- Project / before-&-after galleries
- Quote-request & lead-capture forms
- Service-area pages for every town you cover
- Custom interactive widgets — cost calculators, before/after sliders
Online Presence Management
Before anyone calls they check Google, then Nextdoor, then a couple of review sites you've never looked at. We keep all of it accurate, answered and current, not just the one listing.
- Google Business Profile setup & optimization
- Trustpilot, Yelp, Angi, BBB & niche directories
- Review generation & response management
- Consistent name / address / phone across the web
SEO & Local Search
Ranking for "roofer in Wake Forest" is a different job than ranking nationally. We build the site and the ongoing writing around the searches people in your towns actually type.
- On-page SEO & technical cleanup
- Local keyword & "near me" targeting
- Ongoing blog / content strategy
- Monthly reporting you can actually read
Custom CRM & Business Software
Most CRMs were built for software salespeople, not for a crew that bids Tuesday and starts Thursday. We build systems around how your jobs really move: lead comes in, estimate goes out, crew gets scheduled, invoice gets paid.
- Custom lead & pipeline tracking
- Job costing, scheduling & crew management tools
- Customer portals for quotes, invoices & project updates
- Built to grow with your business — no per-seat licensing markup
Marketing & Software Integrations
Your website shouldn't be its own island. We connect it to whatever you already run, HubSpot, JobNimbus, QuickBooks, so a lead lands where your office is already looking.
- CRM integrations — HubSpot, Salesforce, ServiceTitan, JobNimbus & more
- Marketing automation & email/SMS platform connections
- QuickBooks & accounting system integrations
- Custom APIs connecting your site to any tool you run on
Custom Tools for the Field & Office
A template site can't do the odd jobs a contractor needs. We build the small, specific web apps that do, for the crew in the truck and the person running the schedule.
- Estimating & quoting tools
- Scheduling & dispatch software
- Equipment / fleet tracking
- Client-facing project portals
Calculators and sliders that live right on your site.
A website can do more than sit there. These two widgets were built for real clients, a pool company and a roofer here in Raleigh. Go ahead and play with them.
Free Calculators & Before/After Slider
Four tools any contractor can put on their own site for free. Three calculators where a homeowner answers a few questions, leaves their contact details, and sees a price range built from your rates (every estimate lands in your inbox), and a before/after slider for your own project photos. Set it up once, copy three lines of code, done.
The website is usually just the first job.
Once the site is live, most contractors are still running the business out of five logins that don't talk to each other. Leads get retyped into a CRM. Invoices live somewhere else. We build the software that closes those gaps, shaped around how your office works instead of how some vendor thinks it should.
Custom CRM & Business Software
Built around how you sell and how you run jobs. You shouldn't have to change how you work to fit the software.
Marketing & Software Integrations
Your site wired into the CRM and the tools you already pay for, so nobody retypes a lead by hand.
Custom Tools for the Field & Office
Small web apps for the parts of the job a website was never meant to handle.
What things cost.
These are starting points. Every job gets scoped to the business, and we'll tell you up front if you don't need the bigger package.
- Home, About, Services, Gallery, Contact/Quote
- Mobile-first custom design
- Licensing / insurance badges & testimonials
- Basic on-page SEO setup
- Everything in Starter Site
- Google Business Profile setup & optimization
- Local SEO & keyword targeting
- Service-area landing pages
- Ongoing SEO & monthly content
- Review & Profile Management
- Basic Updates and Maintenance
- 1 hour phone consultation to discuss business growth
- Custom CRM & business software
- Marketing & API integrations
- Built around your exact workflow
- Fixed-price quote once we've scoped the work
- Interactive cost & estimate calculators
- Before/after & visual comparison tools
- Custom widgets built around your workflow
- Scoped and quoted per project — no fixed package
Add-ons such as extra service-area pages, before/after galleries or blog setup usually run $300 to $800 each, depending on the job.
Questions we get on most first calls.
Yes. Once the final invoice is paid, the site and everything in it is yours. We don't lock anything to our platform and there's no subscription keeping it alive.
No. You keep your own hosting, so you're never stuck with us to keep the site online. We'll recommend a good host and set it up for you if you want.
A Starter site usually takes three to five weeks from kickoff. What stretches it is almost always waiting on photos, license numbers and project details from your side, so have those ready and it goes quick.
Yes. WordPress is built for it and we'll show you how. If you'd rather never touch it, updates are included in the Full-Service package.
Sometimes. We'll look at what you have and tell you straight whether it's worth saving. Often it is. Sometimes a rebuild is cheaper than patching, and we'll say so.
Construction and the trades are what we know, and it's why the sites are built the way they are. If you're in another line of work, reach out anyway. We'll tell you if we're a fit.
Not sure which package fits?
Tell us about the business and we'll point you at a starting point. No pressure, and no pitch deck.