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General contractor website template

A done-for-you general contractor website that books estimates, with a project-shaped quote form, a project gallery, license and insurance trust signals, and a built-in Lead Inbox.

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Free to build and publish, no card required. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.

  • An estimate form built for contractors
  • A project gallery, and featured projects
  • License, insurance and bond, shown once you add them
  • An email for every new request
  • The Lead Inbox, from new to booked
  • A page for each service you offer
  • A call button that stays on screen on phones
  • Change any word or photo by tapping it
Atrium construction website design, top of the homepage

Construction design

Atrium

Open-plan serif with room for project photography. Built for design-build and whole-home renovation.

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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.

Get my contractor site built How done-for-you works

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.

  • 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.

  • 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 construction website templates. One editor.

Every design below is a complete construction 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.

The contractor website built to win bigger projects, not just calls

A general contractor website with an estimate form that asks the project type, budget and timeline, a project gallery that shows the work, your license and insurance up front, and a Lead Inbox to track every request from new to booked. Free to build and preview.

Built for general contractors, design-build firms, custom home builders, kitchen and bath remodelers, basement finishers, ADU specialists, deck and garage builders, and small commercial buildout crews. Every section, form field and trust signal is shaped around how a homeowner picks the contractor they will trust with a six-figure project.

  • Free to build and preview
  • An estimate form that asks budget and timeline
  • Every request in your email and Lead Inbox
  • Built for phones first

Built for contractors. Built to win the estimate.

Plenty of contractor websites are a sea of stock photos and 'family-owned since 1998' paragraphs. This one was designed around two real people: the homeowner about to spend more on a kitchen than on their car, and the contractor in a truck who can't sit at a laptop fielding tire-kicker estimates between framing and finish work.

  • More booked estimates, fewer tire-kickers

    Every page leads to an estimate form that asks the project type, the budget range, the timeline and where the job is, with room for the scope. By the time you call back you already know what you're quoting, and whether it's worth the drive.

  • Every estimate request comes to your email

    When a homeowner sends the form, you get an email with every answer they gave, and you can reply straight to them. You don't have to log in to read it, and there's no app to install.

  • Every lead saved inside Buildrok

    The same request lands in your Lead Inbox. Move it from new to contacted, quoted, booked or lost, set a priority, add notes from the site walk, and export the list to CSV. It's a simple way for a working contractor to see what's waiting.

  • Looks like an established builder, not a Yellow Pages ad

    Three designs built for construction work, Blueprint, Atrium and Foundation, each with its own type and layout, project photography to start from until you add your own, and separate pages that give every service room of its own. It's built to earn the click on a Google search and the contract on a kitchen table.

  • A call button that stays on screen

    On phones, a call button sits at the bottom of every screen as the homeowner scrolls, and the estimate form is sized for a thumb. Whoever is reading on the couch in the evening is always one tap from calling you.

  • Local search basics built in

    Your business details are marked up for Google as a local business, each page has a title and description you can edit, and every service can have a page of its own. Showing up for 'general contractor in [your city]' or 'kitchen remodel near me' also takes reviews and a Google Business Profile, which are yours to look after.

Everything a general contractor actually needs

Not a kitchen sink of features you will never use. The sections and tools that turn contractor website visitors into estimate requests for remodels and additions, each one checked against what the template really does.

  • An estimate form built for projects

    Project type, budget range, timeline, project location and a details box for the scope. Every label and option is yours to edit, and the structure mirrors the questions you would ask on a discovery call before booking the site visit.

  • Three ways to show your work

    A photo gallery with captions in the layout you pick, before-and-after pairs side by side, and featured projects with the scope, budget, timeline, location and a write-up for each. Homeowners scroll, picture their own house, and decide before they ever fill in the form.

  • A credentials section

    A row each for your license number, insurance, bond, financing, typical timeline and references, and a published site shows only the rows you fill in. Write in your BBB accreditation or association memberships as trust badges of your own.

  • Separate pages that each earn their place

    Home, services and contact pages, plus a page of its own for each service: kitchen remodels, bath remodels, additions, ADUs and anything else that deserves its own address. You can also add up to 5 pages of your own.

  • An estimate button where it counts

    The hero and the closing section each carry a button to the estimate form, the form sits on the home, services and contact pages, and the call button stays on screen on phones. No dead ends, no buried contact page, no PDF to download.

  • An email for every request

    The email carries the name, the phone number, the project type, budget, timeline and location. Tap to call, tap to reply. There's no app to install and no login to see it.

  • The Lead Inbox

    Every request is saved in your Buildrok dashboard. Move it through new, contacted, quoted, booked and lost, set a priority, keep notes from the site walk, search by name, phone or address, and export to CSV.

  • A process section that calms big-project nerves

    Four steps to start from, consultation to final walkthrough, each one yours to rename and rewrite. Homeowners about to sign a six-figure contract want to see what the next few months will feel like.

  • 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 for 'general contractor in [city]' searches. More town pages are an add-on.

  • Edit anything on the page

    Tap any heading, paragraph, photo, project, service or button to change it. Pick a color preset or use your own colors, and switch between Blueprint, Atrium and Foundation without losing your words. No plugins, no developer, no agency retainer.

From template to booked estimates in three steps

  1. Pick the contractor template

    Click 'Preview my contractor site free'. Your site opens with sample projects, a working estimate form and the Blueprint design already in place.

  2. Make it yours, live

    Add your business name, license number, services, project photos, service areas and contact details. Tap anything on the page to change it, and every change saves as you go.

  3. Go live and catch every estimate request

    Publish it. From then on every estimate request lands in your email and your Buildrok Lead Inbox. Put it on your own domain when you're ready: a new one registered in your name, or connect one you already own.

The lead system that ships with every contractor site

A good-looking website is no use if the estimate request gets lost. Here is what happens when a homeowner finds your site and taps the estimate button.

  1. Homeowner fills in the estimate form

    The form sits on the home, services and contact pages. It asks the right questions for a remodel quote: project type, budget range, timeline, location and the details of the job.

  2. You get an email

    When they press send, an email arrives with every answer they gave, so you can call back from the truck. No app, no login.

  3. The lead is filed in your Buildrok inbox

    At the same time, the request appears in your Lead Inbox, where you move it from new to contacted, quoted, booked or lost, add notes from the site walk, and export to CSV any time.

  4. You call back knowing the project

    You know the kind of job, the budget and the timeline before you dial, so the first call is about booking the site visit rather than finding out whether it's worth one.

See how the Lead Inbox works

Show homeowners exactly what you build

List every service you offer, and each one can have a page of its own as well. Homeowners pick out the project type before they fill in the form, so the request arrives already sorted and the discovery call is shorter.

  • Kitchen remodels
  • Bathroom remodels
  • Home additions
  • Basement finishing
  • Accessory dwelling units (ADUs)
  • Custom home builds
  • Decks and outdoor living
  • Garages and workshops
  • Whole-home renovations
  • Design-build projects
  • Small commercial buildouts
  • Insurance and storm repairs

Reasons homeowners pick you over the cheapest bid

A remodel is a long, expensive, disruptive project. Homeowners are choosing who to live with for the next few months, not just who came in lowest. The template gives you a place for each of these, so you can show why you're worth the contract before they sign. Each one appears once you fill it in.

  • Your state contractor license number
  • Your bond and your insurance, general liability and workers comp
  • Financing, if you offer it
  • Your typical project timeline
  • References, and how to ask for them
  • Trust badges you write yourself, such as BBB accreditation or association memberships
  • Your crew, with a photo and a line about each person
  • Your process, from consultation to final walkthrough
  • Reviews you add, or bring in from Google
  • Years in business, counted from the year you started

Stop losing remodels to slower contractors

Somebody near you is looking for a contractor for a kitchen right now. Give them a site that shows your work, asks the budget and timeline, and puts the request in your email and your Lead Inbox before your competitor calls them back.

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What it costs

$29 a month

Or $276 a year, which is $23 a month. Building and previewing are free, with no card.

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  • 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

Atrium template questions

Is this contractor website template really free to preview?

Yes. You can preview the full contractor template, edit your business name, license number, services, project photos and content, and share a preview link without entering any payment details. You only pay when you put it on your own domain.

How fast can I get my contractor website live?

The same day, if you build it yourself. Pick a design, tap any text or photo to change it, add your services, license number and project photos, then publish. How long it takes depends on how many projects you want to show. There's no code, no plugins and no developer.

Does the contractor template include an estimate request form?

Yes. Every Buildrok contractor website comes with an estimate form built for remodels and builds. Homeowners tell you the project type, budget range, timeline and location, with a details box for the scope. You can change every label and option.

Can I show off completed projects?

Yes, three ways. A photo gallery with captions in the layout you pick, before-and-after pairs side by side, and featured projects with the scope, budget, timeline, location and a write-up for each. Photos of finished work are what a homeowner looks for before asking for an estimate.

Where do my contractor leads go when someone fills out the form?

Two places at the same time. You get an email with every answer, and the same request is saved in your Buildrok Lead Inbox, where you move it through new, contacted, quoted, booked or lost.

What is the Buildrok Lead Inbox?

A simple place to track the jobs that come in from your site. Every estimate request lands in one list. You move each one from new to contacted, quoted, booked or lost, set a priority, add notes from the site walk, search by name, phone or address, filter by status, site or source, and export to CSV any time. It comes with the plan, with no spreadsheet and no extra subscription.

Can I display my license number, bond, and insurance details?

Yes. The credentials section has a row each for your state contractor license number, insurance, bond, financing, typical timeline and references, and a published site shows only the rows you fill in. Association memberships like NAHB or a BBB rating go in as trust badges you write yourself.

Will my contractor website rank on Google?

It's built for local Google searches from the start: your business is marked up as a local business, each page has a title and description you can edit, and each service can have a page of its own. A site shows up in Google once it's on your own domain. Ranking for 'general contractor in [your city]' or 'kitchen remodel near me' also takes reviews and a Google Business Profile, which are yours to look after.

Is the contractor template mobile-friendly?

Yes. It's built for phones first, with a call button that stays on screen and an estimate form sized for a thumb. The hero film doesn't load on phones, so the first screen shows a still photo instead. Whoever is reading on the couch in the evening gets a site that works on the phone in their hand.

Can I use this template for design-build, custom homes, or commercial work?

Yes. The template works for general contractors, design-build firms, custom home builders, kitchen and bath remodelers, basement finishers, ADU specialists, deck and garage builders, and small commercial buildout crews. The services, the estimate form's options, the credentials and the projects are all yours to change.

Can I rank in more than one city or service area?

Yes, with one condition. Every plan has an areas page that lists every town, suburb or zip code you cover, and a page of its own for your main city. More town pages, one for each place you want to target beyond your home base, come with the Local SEO Pro add-on.

How much does the contractor website cost after the free preview?

One plan, $29 a month or $276 a year. It includes every page this design has (home, services and contact, plus a page for each service), up to 5 pages of your own, your areas page, hosting and the security padlock. A new domain (.com, .net, .org, .co, .us) is registered in your name while you're subscribed, or you can connect one you already own for free. Cancel any time.

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Pick a design, change anything you want, and publish when it's right. Free to build and preview with no card. The plan is $29 a month once it's on your own domain, and you can cancel any time.

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