Contractors

What does a contractor website need?

Seven essentials. A homepage that says what you do, where, and for whom in the first screen, with a phone number and a contact button. A separate page for each main service with photos, process, typical timelines and FAQs. A project gallery with real photos, project types and locations at city level. A service-area section naming the cities you work in. Reviews, embedded or quoted with links to Google. An About page with the owner, team, license and insurance information and years in business. A simple contact form that asks for project type, location and timing. It must load fast and work well on phones; most visitors are on mobile. Add structured data (LocalBusiness schema) and keep it consistent with your Google profile. McCrawAI builds contractor sites with these pieces, and we also keep them updated with new projects.

Follow-up questions

How many pages does a contractor website need?

A simple site can be one well-organized page. Separate service and project pages help with search as you grow.

Should I list prices on my website?

Typical ranges or cost factors can help qualify leads. Exact prices are hard for custom work.

Can I use stock photos?

Sparingly, for backgrounds. Never present stock or generated images as your own projects.

Want a plan for your business?

Book a strategy call or call (720) 340-2305. We'll look at where your brand is today and what to build next.