General Contractor Website Design: Give Your Next Client a Reason to Call
General contractor website design from Evergreen Web Solutions helps homeowners and commercial clients understand your services, review your work, and take the next step toward an estimate.
We write and build six-page websites for small crews and established companies. Your project photos, service knowledge, and feedback shape the finished site. The build is $2,000, with $75/month for hosting and management. Start with a free preview before committing.
Give Potential Clients a Clear Reason to Contact You
A referral may bring someone to your contractor website, but they still have questions. Do you manage whole-home renovations or smaller remodeling projects? Can you handle an addition while the owners remain in the house? Do you work on commercial properties, and how far will you travel?
We start with your actual answers. Your website should explain the work your contracting business wants, the jobs you decline, and what customers need to share before you can discuss an estimate.
That gives potential customers useful information before they call. It also helps you avoid presenting your company as available for every repair when your priority is a larger construction project.
Project Galleries That Explain Your Role
A finished kitchen can involve a designer, general contractor, cabinet installer, and several other trades. Clear images create a first impression; accurate descriptions explain what your company contributed.
We ask what the customer wanted, what your team managed or completed, and which details can be shared. A completed project might show how you coordinated a kitchen renovation, opened up a living area, or managed an addition from preparation through finish work.
Your project gallery uses supplied photos with context. Before-and-after photo galleries can show the change when you have suitable images. We do not present stock photos as your past projects or imply that your crew personally performed work handled by another company.
The same care applies to trust signals. Customer testimonials, company information, and verified credentials should support the work shown. We use the facts you confirm rather than inventing claims to fill the page.
What Your Six-Page Contractor Website Includes
Each page has a specific job. Together, they give your construction company a professional online presence with a clear route from interest to inquiry.
Home: Explain the Work You Want
The homepage introduces your company, main services, service areas, and contact options. We choose a hero image that fits your work and write an opening that helps visitors recognize whether your business matches their project.
Services: Make Your Scope Understandable
One organized Services page explains your company's services and meaningful limits. For example, a contractor managing additions needs different copy from one focused on rental-property renovations. Separate service pages can be quoted when the scope calls for them.
Service Area: Clarify Where You Travel
The Service Area page describes your coverage and practical limits. If travel depends on the size or type of job, we explain that using information you provide. Individual city pages are additional work.
About: Introduce the Company Behind the Work
We turn your business information into a straightforward introduction. Your experience, approach, and verified credentials help a prospective client understand who they would be working with.
Project Gallery: Connect Photos With Useful Details
Your gallery organizes selected work with descriptions. We help visitors understand the project type and your role, rather than leaving them to interpret a collection of photos. Separate project pages are quoted when needed.
Contact Page: Start the Right Conversation
Your contact page provides phone and email inquiry routes. The form can request a property location, project type, broad scope, and preferred timing. We keep the questions focused on what you need to respond. Your published business hours and contact details should set accurate expectations; collecting an inquiry outside those hours does not mean someone is available to answer immediately.
For the scope shared across our contractor services, review our main website design page.
Mobile Design and Lead Capture That Stay Easy to Use
Someone may open your contractor site from a text message, a Google search, or a referral while away from a computer. Responsive design adapts the layout for mobile and desktop so the copy, project photos, and contact options remain usable.
Fast loading matters when a customer opens a photo gallery on a phone. We plan the presentation around useful project images rather than unnecessary visual effects that get in the way of the work.
We build websites around clear navigation and readable content. Visitors should be able to move from the relevant service to supporting work and then to an inquiry without hunting through the site.
Lead capture starts with visible contact options and forms that deliver inquiries to your inbox. Quote forms should help start a discussion; they do not need to ask the customer to prepare a complete construction brief.
We review the contact paths before launch. CRM tools, automated follow-up, and missed-call handling are separate services, so you know what the website includes and what would require another scope.
Your Website Design Price and Ongoing Support
The six-page build costs $2,000. A $500 deposit starts the project, with the remaining $1,500 due at launch.
The price includes original copywriting and design, mobile and desktop layouts, photo placement, a project gallery, email inquiry forms, basic SEO setup with page titles and descriptions, and two revision rounds.
Hosting and management is $75/month. That covers hosting, security, updates, backups, monitoring, support, and up to two hours of minor edits monthly. Ongoing maintenance keeps the site supported as your business changes. New pages and larger changes are quoted separately.
You own your website and domain. We build in Duda, so a future transfer follows the relevant platform and account process. We explain these details before you commit.
See the Direction Before We Build the Pages
Share Your Business and Project Details
Share your current site if you have one, the services you want to promote, your coverage, and usable project photos. You do not need to write the finished copy yourself.
Review Your Free Website Preview
We use that material to show a proposed website direction. You can react to the presentation before committing to the paid build.
Build the Pages and Review the Details
Once the scope is confirmed and the deposit is paid, we write the content, organize the photos, and build the pages. You check the service details, project descriptions, and company information.
Refine and Prepare for Launch
Two revision rounds are included. We check layouts and contact paths before launch. The schedule depends on the agreed scope and when we receive your materials and approvals.
A First Website for Tru Lee Construction
Tru Lee Construction came to Evergreen without a website. We wrote the copy, incorporated owner Chad's project photos, built a gallery, and provided phone and form inquiry options.
Chad reported four jobs within weeks of the December 2025 launch, before later expansion with dedicated service and city pages. This is an owner-reported result, not a forecast or a claim that website design alone caused those jobs.
The practical starting point was a place where customers could understand the company's work and make contact.
A Process That Starts With Listening
“They took my feedback and translated my vision into exactly what I wanted that represents my brand perfectly.”
— Melissa Wuerl, Evergreen website client
You know your business and customers. We turn that knowledge into copy and web design, explain the recommendations, and ask you to confirm the details. This feedback describes one client's experience with Evergreen.
Basic SEO Now, Local SEO When the Scope Calls for It
Your build includes basic setup for search engines, including page titles and descriptions. Clear service content and internal links help connect related information across the website.
Ongoing local SEO is separate work. We review your market, existing pages, and available search data before recommending content expansion or other improvements. A new site is not a promise of specific search rankings or more leads.
Your Google Business Profile should reflect the same services and coverage. Regular updates to business information help keep the website and profile consistent as your company changes.
Questions About General Contractor Website Design
How Much Does a General Contractor Website Cost?
Our six-page website costs $2,000, with a $500 deposit and $1,500 due at launch. Hosting and management is $75/month. We quote additional pages and larger changes separately, so you can review the cost before adding work.
Who Owns the Website and Domain?
You own your website and domain. Because we build in Duda, transferring the website later follows the relevant platform and account process. We explain the arrangement before starting.
Can You Redesign Our Current Site?
Yes. Share your current website and explain what is not working. We review the existing content, useful project material, and scope before agreeing on the new website. Tell us about established pages and URLs so they can be considered in the plan.
Do We Need to Write the Copy or Project Descriptions?
No. You supply the facts, and we write the copy. For project descriptions, we need to know what was completed, your company's role, and what you have permission to publish. You review the finished wording for accuracy.
Can We Add a Dedicated Page for Each Service Later?
Yes. The baseline includes one Services page and one Service Area page. Additional service, location, or project pages are quoted before we build them. Each should provide useful information for its specific audience.
Which Website Builder Do You Use?
We build in Duda. The platform is part of the delivery process; the copy, structure, photos, and inquiry paths are planned around your specific business. Hosting and management are included in the separate monthly service.
Does the Build Include an Ongoing SEO Campaign?
No. Basic SEO setup is included, while ongoing research, content expansion, and performance-led improvements require an agreed scope. We can discuss that work after reviewing your priorities and search opportunity.
See a Website Direction Built Around Your Projects
Tell us what you build, where you work, and which projects you want next. We will use your business information and project examples to create a preview you can review before committing.