Web Development for General Contractors

Homeowners shopping a contractor verify two things before they look at projects: license verification and time in business. Both belong above the fold with clickable verification links. The portfolio gallery comes second, not first.

Reference builds

We have built sites for general contractors and specialty trades across the Ozarks: All American Decks, Breeden Building, Chris Foster Build, Chronister Homes, AY General Contractor, and RAH Construction NWA. Each gets a build calibrated to the specialty within general contracting.

What general contractor sites need

Project pages that actually help ranking

“Custom kitchen, 2024” tells search engines and AI engines nothing. “Custom kitchen, Rogers AR, completed June 2024, white oak cabinetry and quartz counters, $48,000 scope” tells them something specific they can cite. We push every contractor toward more specific project documentation.

Pricing

Production builds from $997. Full Visibility Stack from $397/month. See full pricing.

General contractor FAQ

Should we publish project costs?
Cost ranges, yes. Exact costs, no. “Kitchen remodel projects range $35K-$120K depending on scope” helps the homeowner self-qualify; exact dollar figures on individual projects raise comparison shopper expectations.
How do we handle the BBB rating display?
If the BBB rating is A+ and the membership is active, display it. If the rating is anything less, omit it. Display only what helps; do not advertise mediocrity.
Do we need separate pages per service?
Yes. “Roofing, siding, gutters” on one page loses to three pages each focused on one specialty. Search intent splits per specialty even when the same contractor handles all three.