Websites for contractors and trades
Show the work, say where you work, and make it easy to ask for a quote. Then get back to the job.
What a site for contractors and trades could look like
An example built for a made-up business. Yours is built from what you tell us about your own.
What it needs to do
A quote request form
Ask for the job, the address and the best time to call. Requests arrive by email and are kept for you.
Proof of past work
Project photos with a line or two about each. The editor works on a phone, so you can add a job from the driveway.
Your service area
List the towns you cover so people searching nearby find you.
Licensed and insured, up front
License numbers, insurance and warranties, where people look before they call.
Ask for it in your own words
No settings to hunt for. Say what you want changed, the way you would say it to a person, and it is done.
- “Add a quote form with job type and address”
- “Add a page for our roofing work”
- “List the towns we serve”
- “Add a section about our warranty”
Good to know
Will people find me on Google?
Every page gets its own title and description for search results, and your business details are marked up so search engines can read them. Listing your services and the towns you cover does the rest.
Can customers pay a deposit online?
Yes, with the shop add-on. We take no cut of it.
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