A website that books jobs, not one that just exists.
Most contractor sites are a theme, a stock photo and a contact form nobody checks. We build custom sites that load fast on a phone, answer what buyers actually ask, rank for the work you want, and send every request straight into your CRM.
Your website is the only salesperson who works every hour of every day. Most of them are asleep on the job.
Websites, built properly.
Custom-built, fast, and written to rank and convert.
Designed for your company, not a template
A visual identity and layout made for your brand and your market. No theme that 4,000 other companies are also using.
Fast where it counts
Hand-built pages with no page-builder bloat, tuned for real phones on real cell signals, because that is where most service searches happen.
Written to sell and to rank
Service pages, area pages and answers to the questions your customers ask before they call, structured for search engines.
Quote and booking forms that go somewhere
Every request lands in your CRM with the page it came from, so leads stop dying in an inbox.
Structured data search engines can read
Schema markup and a clean sitemap, so Google and AI assistants get your services, area and contact details without guessing. We add an llms.txt file too, an emerging convention some AI tools read.
Accessible and secure
Readable contrast, keyboard navigation, HTTPS everywhere and nothing for hackers to log into, because there is no plugin dashboard to break into.
Proof you can open right now.
Real projects you can open and read, start to finish.
What's in the build.
Everything is set up in your company's name. You own the accounts, the data and the work.
Get a free system quote- Custom design and copywriting
- Service and service-area pages
- Mobile-first build
- Quote and contact forms wired to your CRM
- Schema markup, sitemap, robots.txt and llms.txt
- Analytics and Search Console setup
- Domain, hosting and SSL in your company's name
Websites for your trade.
Every trade books work differently. See how websites fits yours.
Stop working with us, and this stays yours.
It's the same ownership list as on how pricing works, and it goes in writing on every quote.
- Your domain, registered in your company's name, with you as the owner
- Your website files and the code behind them, in your own hosting account
- Every login, in a password manager you control
For comparison: Townsquare Interactive's terms of service (dated October 2, 2026, read November 2026) say that after termination the client will "no longer have access to or ownership rights in the Website", and that Townsquare will permanently deactivate the client's online properties (section 4.4).
Websites, answered.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The domain, the hosting account and the site itself are set up in your company's name. If you ever part ways with us, you keep all of it. Other vendors' terms differ a lot here; see what happens to your website when you cancel, vendor by vendor.
Do you use WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
No. We hand-build sites as fast static pages. There is no page builder to slow them down and no plugin dashboard to patch or get hacked. If you already have a site on one of those platforms, we can rebuild it and move your content and rankings over carefully.
Will you write the content?
Yes. Copywriting is part of the build. We interview you about your services, your area and what makes your company different, then write pages in plain language your customers will actually read.
Can you guarantee first place on Google?
No one honestly can. Rankings depend on your market, your competition and your reviews. What we can do is build a site that gives Google and AI assistants everything they need to understand and trust your business, and then keep improving it.
Isn't GoDaddy $9.99 a month?
For the first term, yes. GoDaddy's pricing page lists its website builder "as low as $9.99/mo" with the saving tied to an annual term, and its website design service at $499.99 one time plus hosting, as read in October 2026. Hostinger's website builder showed a Black Friday sale price of $1.99 a month for Premium on November 3, 2026, which means paying for 48 months up front ($95.52), and it renews at $10.99 a month. Hostinger also says backups can't be downloaded for sites made with its AI Builder. The cheap price is the price of the first term; compare the renewal price and what you can take with you. A site we build costs more once, and the only monthly line after that is hosting in your own name. See website builder vs custom website and what happens to your website when you cancel.
What does a website cost elsewhere?
Here is what three vendors publish, as listed on their own pages on November 3, 2026. Squarespace lists its Basic plan at $19 to $25 a month, depending on whether you pay yearly or monthly, and you build the site yourself. Durable, an AI site builder, has a free plan and paid plans shown at $25 and $49 a month. Footbridge Media sells a done-for-you contractor program at $249 a month with no contract, and its FAQ says the web forms, CMS and hosting stop working without an active subscription, though you get your site files if you cancel. Scorpion's FAQ gives no price at all. More published prices are in what contractor marketing costs. We quote ours in writing.
What about photos?
Real photos of your crew and your work beat stock photos every time. We'll tell you exactly what to shoot and how. Until then, we design around clean typography and illustration rather than generic stock.
Websites compared with the alternatives.
Before you buy websites from anyone, read these.
Marketing agencies compared, trade by trade.
Sometimes the cheaper tool is the right one.
If one of these is you, buy it instead. We'd rather say so now than quote you something you don't need.
You want a site live this week and you'll edit it yourself
A builder is the better buy. Squarespace lists Basic at $19 to $25 a month (read November 2026). Check the renewal price and what you can export before you commit.
You're brand new and want one flat monthly bill
Footbridge Media publishes $249 a month with no contract (read November 2026). Know going in that its FAQ says the forms, CMS and hosting stop when the subscription does.
You already run on Jobber and only need a basic site
Jobber's Core plan lists a website among its features, at $29 a month billed annually or $49 with no commitment for one user (read November 2026).
Sources
- Squarespace: Pricing, read November 2026
- Durable: Pricing, read November 2026
- Footbridge Media: Home page ($249 a month, no contracts), read November 2026
- Footbridge Media: FAQ (what stops without a subscription), read November 2026
- Scorpion: FAQ (pricing, contract length, leaving), read November 2026
- Townsquare Interactive: Terms of Service, dated October 2, 2026, section 4.4, read November 2026
- Jobber: Pricing, read November 2026
- Hostinger: Website Builder pricing, read November 2026
- Hostinger Help Center: How to download backups (AI Builder sites), read November 2026
- GoDaddy: Website pricing, read October 2026 (the page refused our reader on November 3, 2026, so these figures were not re-checked)
Find out what your leads really cost.
Get a free system quote: we look at your site, your Google profile, how your calls get answered and what you spend on leads, then put what we'd build and what it costs in writing.
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