Copy and page structure
Service explanations, clear headings, useful navigation, and calls to action shaped around your real business.
Website design for contractors
A better website starts
with a clearer plan.
Show the work you do, the places you serve, and why the right customer should get in touch. Every tier includes the same care in design and implementation.
Included in every build
The fundamentals
come as standard.
The package changes the depth of the site. It does not determine whether your customers get a usable, professional experience.
Responsive implementation
Layouts that adapt to phones, tablets, and desktops, with readable type, accessible controls, and optimized images.
Launch preparation
Titles, descriptions, canonical links, sitemap, supported form handoffs, and practical checks before the site goes live.
Website packages
Choose the depth
your business needs.
One-time website fees. SEO, hosting, and ongoing maintenance are separate decisions.
Foundation Website
A focused professional presence for a smaller service business.
$1,000
one-time build- Home, Services, Areas Served, About, and Contact
- Privacy and service terms pages
- Mobile design, clear copy, and enquiry paths
- Search metadata, sitemap, and launch checks
Growth Website
More depth for important services and the markets you actually cover.
$2,500
one-time build- Everything in Foundation
- Dedicated pages for priority services
- Useful location pages where justified
- Deeper research and internal linking
- Project proof and clearer conversion paths
Authority Website
A broader website for a larger service mix or more complex territory.
$5,000
one-time build- Everything in Growth
- Comprehensive core-service structure
- Broader location coverage where supported
- More detailed competitor and keyword research
- Supporting project and capability pages
The proposal confirms the final page list, schedule, revision rounds, payment milestones, and any third-party costs before work starts. Additional scope is quoted separately. Read the service terms.
What the scope can look like
Concrete pages.
A reason for each one.
For example, a roofer’s Growth Website might add separate repair, replacement, and metal roofing pages to a core site, plus useful coverage pages for priority markets. A remodeler might put more depth into kitchens, bathrooms, and project stories.
These are illustrative structures, not promised page counts. The agreed scope follows your services, available proof, and actual opportunities.
Before the project starts
Know what is included.
Know what happens next.
Content and photography
I shape the website copy and structure. You provide accurate business information, approvals, and any photos, testimonials, credentials, or project details you want used.
Timing and revisions
The proposal includes a delivery schedule and review rounds. Timing starts once the required materials and access arrive; additional work or delayed approvals can change it.
Hosting and ongoing costs
Domain renewals, hosting, maintenance, paid form tools, and other third-party services are not automatically included. Selected costs are listed before you commit.
Ownership and handoff
You retain your domain and supplied business assets. The proposal specifies the completed website files, access, editing options, and handoff; third-party licenses still apply.
Before you decide
A few useful answers.
Can I edit the finished website?
Editing options depend on the agreed platform. We confirm what you can update yourself, what requires support, and any training or ongoing costs before the build starts.
Can you keep our existing form or CRM?
Often. I review your actual system and use a supported embed or handoff where practical. Custom integrations and paid tools are scoped separately.
Do I have to replace my domain?
No. Your existing domain can remain yours. Access, launch coordination, and any migration steps are agreed as part of the project.
How do I choose a package?
Start with the services and markets that matter most. The review helps identify whether a lean core site, dedicated service pages, or a broader structure is justified.
Work directly with Daniel
Let’s find your next best move.
Tell me about your company. I’ll review the site you have—or the one you need—and suggest a practical next step. The review includes a focused comparison of a few relevant competitors using public information.