Who it is for
When a neighbor passes on your name, your website is often where that person checks you out, usually on a phone and sometimes while comparing you with other contractors.
A good contractor site does not need to say much. It needs to show your work, make your license and service area easy to find, and give people one simple way to ask for a quote.
If you are still sending people to a social media page, or your current site no longer shows the work you do now, we can help you decide what a new site needs to cover.
What we set up
These are the parts homeowners look for before they get in touch. We build them from your own photos, license details and reviews, never stock photos or made-up claims.
Project photos
Galleries built from your own photos, each with the city, the service and what was done. We leave out house numbers, faces and license plates unless the homeowner has said yes.
Service area
A clear list of the towns and areas you actually cover, so a homeowner in Rocklin or Lincoln can check before they fill in a form, and you get fewer calls from too far away.
Quote requests
The form asks where the job is, what kind of work it is and a few project details, then goes straight to the inbox you choose. We test it before launch and keep form delivery working on your plan.
License and insurance
California requires a contractor’s license number on their advertising. We show it on every page and can link it to the state’s license check. Insurance and bonding lines say only what you carry.
Reviews
We show reviews your customers have actually left and link to your Google profile. Google does not allow paying for reviews or only asking happy customers, so we help you ask every finished customer the same way.
Phone first
Big call and quote buttons, short pages and light images, built to load quickly on a phone, even on a weak signal at a job site.
By trade
Every trade gets the essentials above. What changes is what customers need to see first.
HVAC
Someone with no heat wants your number fast. Someone planning a new system wants to compare options. Separate paths for service calls and installs keep both people moving.
Plumbing
If you take emergency calls, say when, and put tap-to-call at the top of the page. Planned work, like repiping or water heaters, can go through the quote form.
Roofing
Photos of finished roofs by material, a plain note on what you inspect, and a form that asks about leaks or storm damage help homeowners describe the job.
Landscaping
Before-and-after photos by project type, such as patios, turf or full remodels. If you do lawn conversions, a page can explain local water rebates, such as PCWA’s, and that customers check eligibility first.
Remodelers
Kitchens, baths and additions take longer to decide. Project stories with scope and photos, plus a short note on how your estimates and schedules work, help people plan the conversation.
Pool builders
For Cookie Cutter Pools, we shaped a mobile-first site around project photos, service areas and a direct estimate path.
How it works
A new site is quoted after a short call, then runs on a monthly plan. You review the site before it launches.
We talk about the jobs you want more of, where you work, your license details and your current website. We put the build scope, timing and terms in writing before work starts.
Our team builds pages for your main services, your service area and your project galleries from your own photos, plus the quote form.
You see the site before customers do. We send a test quote request to the inbox you chose, so you know where requests will land.
We check the pages, the phone layout and the form, then put the reviewed website live.
Your monthly plan covers hosting, email and form upkeep, changes within the plan, such as new project photos, and a monthly report.
After launch
The build is quoted separately. Your monthly plan looks after hosting, uptime, SSL and DNS, business email, form delivery, analytics and a monthly report. Choose the level of changes and support you need.
$149/mo
For a healthy site that needs a steady hand.
$249/mo
For a working business site that changes with you.
$499/mo
For owners who want the whole web desk covered.
Choose your starting point
Our small business website design service explains what goes into a separately quoted new build and the care that follows.
Working mostly in Lincoln and western Placer County? See web design in Lincoln.
Comparing prices first? See what a small business website costs in greater Sacramento.
If your site already does what you need, start with website maintenance. We review the current setup before agreeing on a move or changes.
Common questions
Yes. We build your new site on our side, so your old one stays up until the new one is reviewed and ready. If your domain was bought through Wix or Squarespace, we check how it and your email are set up and plan the switch with you.
You do. Your domain, content, photos, analytics and accounts stay yours. If we part ways, you take them with you.
Yes. Our team is local to greater Sacramento. Tell us where you are and we can arrange an in-person meeting.
Your license number, the services you offer, the areas you cover, and a link to your current site if you have one. Photos of finished jobs help, but we can work out what is missing together.
No. A new site is quoted after a short call, then runs on a monthly plan. Care is $149/mo, WebOps is $249/mo, and Concierge is $499/mo for ongoing support.
Start with a short conversation
Tell us your trade, where you work, and what your website needs to do. A short note is enough to begin.