Free Contractor Website Audit: Find What Is Getting in the Way
Our free contractor website audit reviews how your business presents its services online and identifies useful next steps for the work you want to book.
Evergreen Web Solutions looks at your website, Google Business Profile, and visible search presence. You receive an emailed review that explains the findings in plain language.
Tell Us What You Want the Marketing to Achieve
The same website can look different once we know the goal. A remodeler seeking whole-home projects needs different content from a contractor who wants smaller repairs. A broad service area can also attract work that does not make sense for the crew.
Send your business name, website if you have one, Google profile link, service area, and the services you want more of. Tell us which inquiries are useful and which ones you would rather avoid.
What We Look At
Clarity: Can a visitor understand your services, coverage, and next step? We look for missing information that could leave a prospective customer unsure whether to contact you.
Trust: Do project examples, reviews, and company information help someone evaluate the business? We distinguish real proof from broad claims.
Contact paths: Are phone and form routes clear? Do they set realistic expectations about response and availability?
Google profile: Does the visible information reflect your business? We look for obvious gaps or mismatches in services, photos, hours, and the website connection.
Search opportunities: We identify relevant pages and visible gaps that deserve a closer look. If you provide Search Console data, we can use it to understand the searches and pages already receiving attention.
What You Receive
The report explains what we found, why it matters to your business, and which improvements deserve priority. Where Evergreen can help, we identify the relevant service and the information needed to quote it.
We separate observations from questions that require account access or further investigation. A public review cannot establish every technical issue, verify all local rankings, or tell us which inquiries became paid jobs.
You Do Not Need to Know Which Service to Buy
The review may point toward website improvements, SEO, or Google Business Profile work. It may also reveal a follow-up issue that belongs in your internal process or a separately scoped CRM setup.
The purpose is to identify the starting point, not recommend every service by default.
Questions About the Audit
Is This a Website Preview
No. The audit reviews your current presence and priorities. A free website preview shows a proposed design direction. If a website build is the right next step, we can discuss that separately.
What If We Do Not Have a Website
Send your business details and profile if you have one. We can review your starting point and discuss what a useful first website needs to explain.
Do You Need My Passwords
Not for the initial public review. If a later step needs account data or management access, we will explain the appropriate access process.
Start With What Customers Can Actually See
The initial review looks at your public online presence. Can someone identify your services, see where you work, and find a useful way to contact you? Does the website explain the types of projects you want, or leave customers to guess?
We compare that with the visible information on your Google Business Profile. Hours, service descriptions, photos, and links can reveal gaps that deserve attention. We distinguish an observed issue from a question that requires your input.
Separate Public Findings From Account Data
A public review cannot show us every search query, submitted inquiry, or booked job. Access to tools such as Google Search Console can support a deeper analysis if you choose to provide it later. The initial review does not require you to send passwords.
Your own records also matter. Tell us whether inquiries are relevant, whether customers are inside your coverage, and which services you want to prioritize. That context helps us avoid recommending work based only on appearances.
Leave With a Practical Starting Point
We explain the findings and why they matter, then identify the next improvement worth considering. That may be clearer website content, a profile correction, deeper SEO work, or a follow-up issue.
This is a website and marketing review. It is not a construction-site inspection, safety audit, or certification of compliance.
Get a Clearer View of What to Improve
Share your links and the work you want more of. We will review the information and use it to prepare practical next steps.