Contractor website design
We build contractor websites that win the estimate call.
A homeowner spending five figures hires the builder whose site looks like the builds. Send us your project photos and details and we build it on one of our three contractor designs, Blueprint, Atrium or Foundation: a project gallery, an estimate form, and your license and insurance up front. Ready to review in 2 business days, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
Prefer to build it yourself? No card needed to build or publish. $29 a month puts it on your own domain.
- Three designs (Blueprint, Atrium, Foundation) you can switch any time
- An estimate form that asks project type, budget and timeline
- A project gallery to show your best work
- Your license, bond and insurance in a credentials section
- A process section that shows homeowners how you work
- An areas page, and a page of its own for your main city
Done for you
We'll build your contractor website in 2 business days, finished work first.
A homeowner spending five figures hires the builder whose site looks like the builds. Yours should.
$99 today, $400 on approval, then $79/month starting 30 days after go-live. 30-day money-back guarantee from the day it goes live, no reason needed, and you keep the domain. Registration and the first year are included.
Rather build it yourself? Start free. Either way you end up in the same editor, with the same Lead Inbox; done for you means the first version is built for you, and we keep changing it on the $79/month managed plan.
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The bid is won before the bid.
Featured projects with real photos, the scope and the area, so by the time someone asks for an estimate they have already decided you can do it. The estimate form asks the questions you would ask on the phone.
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License, insurance, and who answers.
All three near the top. Big projects are trust decisions, and a site that hides the license number reads like a site with something to hide.
Three contractor website designs. One editor.
Every design below is a complete contractor website in its own right, not a color swap. Open any of them as a full live site, then switch between them later without losing a word you have written.
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Blueprint Conservative and credential-forward, with the licence and insurance rows near the top. The safe fit for remodels and additions. Open the live demo
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Atrium Open-plan serif with room for project photography. Built for design-build and whole-home renovation. Open the live demo
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Foundation Brutalist masonry, all weight and structure. Suits concrete, framing and structural work where the build is the pitch. Open the live demo
Every design on this page comes from the contractor website template.
Open it to see all the designs side by side, what each section does, and what it costs. Free to preview, no card.
Built to win high-value construction jobs.
Every Buildrok contractor website comes with the sections a homeowner checks before asking for an estimate.
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An estimate form
It asks the project type, the budget, the timeline and where the job is, with room for the details, so you know what you're quoting before you call back.
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Your credentials
A row each for your license number, insurance, bond, financing, typical timeline and references. A published site shows only the rows you fill in.
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A project gallery
Completed projects in a photo gallery, or before and after pairs side by side, plus featured projects with the scope, the place and a write-up for each.
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Your process
The steps a job goes through with you, from the first visit to the finish, so a homeowner knows what happens after they ask for an estimate.
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A page for each service
Each service you offer can have a page of its own, which helps it show up when someone searches for that kind of job.
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The areas you work in
List every city and neighborhood you serve on your areas page, and give your main city a page of its own.
Construction services to feature on your website.
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
- Room additions
- Garage conversions
- Deck and patio construction
- Roofing and siding
- Flooring installation
- Custom home building
- Commercial construction
- Drywall and painting
- Window and door replacement
- Foundation repair
What it costs
$29 a month
Or $276 a year, which is $23 a month. Building and previewing are free, with no card.
- Every page your design has, plus up to 5 of your own
- A standard .com, .net, .org, .co, .us domain, registered in your name and renewed while you're subscribed
- Or connect a domain you already own, free
- Hosting and the security padlock
- A quote form built for your trade, with junk and bot messages blocked
- The Lead Inbox, to track every job from new to booked
- A photo gallery of your work
- A call button that stays on screen on phones
- Built for local Google searches
Missing calls while you're on a job site?
The AI receptionist answers the calls you can't get to, asks the caller your trade's questions, and the lead lands in the same inbox as your website's.
Contractor website FAQ
How much does a contractor website cost?
With Buildrok, a contractor website is $29 a month, or $276 a year ($23 a month) if you pay annually. The whole site, hosting, the security padlock and your domain are included: a new domain (.com, .net, .org, .co, .us) is registered and renewed for you while you're subscribed, or you can connect one you already own for free. Building and previewing your contractor website are free.
What should a general contractor website include?
An estimate request form, a gallery of the projects you've built, your license and insurance, the services you offer, the areas you work in, reviews from past clients and a clear phone number. Buildrok's contractor designs have a place for every one of these.
How do contractors get more leads from their website?
Put a 'Get a free estimate' form near the top of the page, show your best projects with photos, put your license number where it's easy to see, list every area you cover, and collect reviews from past clients. Those are what a homeowner checks before asking for an estimate.
Should I use a multi-page website as a contractor?
If you offer several kinds of work, separate pages do better, because each service (kitchen remodels, bathroom remodels, room additions and so on) and your main city can have a page of its own, which helps Google match you to each search. Buildrok's contractor designs come with separate pages, or one page if you'd rather, and the price is the same either way.
Can I show my contractor license on my website?
Yes, and you should. Your license number, bond and insurance are what a homeowner hiring for a renovation looks for before getting in touch. Buildrok's contractor designs have a credentials section with a row each for your license, insurance, bond, financing, typical timeline and references, and a published site shows only the rows you fill in.
Contractor website design anywhere in the US and Canada
The site you build names your own service area, wherever that is. These pages go deeper on one city each.
- General contractor websites in Dallas
- General contractor websites in Houston
- General contractor websites in Atlanta
- General contractor websites in Oklahoma City
- General contractor websites in New York
- General contractor websites in Jacksonville
- General contractor websites in New Orleans
- General contractor websites in Omaha
Ready to get your contractor website live?
Build and publish it free, with no card. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.