Service pages that explain the job
Describe the repairs, installations, or projects you actually handle. Separate major services so a visitor looking for a roof replacement does not have to search through unrelated work.
HOME & COMMERCIAL SERVICES
Website Design for Home & Commercial Service Businesses
Turn a homeowner’s search into a clear next step: a call, an estimate request, or a conversation about their project.
For general contractors, remodelers, roofers, plumbers, electricians, HVAC companies, landscapers, and cleaning businesses serving homes and commercial properties.
What your customers need before they contact you
Homeowners need to know whether you handle their type of job, serve their neighborhood, and have work they can trust. A contractor website should answer those questions before asking them to get in touch.
What your website can include
Project galleries with context
Pair your own before-and-after photos with the scope of work, materials, and project details. Publish licenses, insurance information, and testimonials only when they are current and approved.
A straightforward estimate request
Make phone numbers easy to tap and help customers explain the service needed, project location, and preferred timing. Agree on any custom form requirements before the build.
EXAMPLE CUSTOMER JOURNEY
From first visit to next step
A homeowner needs a bathroom remodel. They read your remodeling page, review photos of completed bathrooms, confirm you serve their area, and request an estimate with a short project description.
Content that supports local discovery
Build content around your actual trades and service area. Explain the work you perform, the types of properties you serve, and what happens during an estimate. Add original project examples instead of repeating the same page for every nearby town.
What to bring to your website project
Your service list, real service area, project photos you have permission to use, current credentials, and the phone number or inbox that receives estimate requests.
Contractor website questions
A contractor website should explain your services, show real
project work, identify the areas you serve, and make it easy for homeowners to request an estimate.
Clear service information, project examples, and simple contact
options help visitors understand your work and decide when they are ready to request an estimate.
Explore more business types
Salons & Beauty
Help new clients explore your services, feel confident in your work, and find the right way to book.
Hair salons, barbershops, brow and lash studios, nail salons, and beauty professionals.
Explore salons & beautyRestaurants & Cafés
Make it easy for hungry customers to read your menu, find your location, and choose how to order or visit.
Independent restaurants, cafés, bakeries, food trucks, and catering businesses.
Explore restaurants & cafésYou run the business. We take care of the website.
SiteCare360 design and optimize your website to help customers find your business, explore your services, and take the next step. Hosting, maintenance, and support are included. Features and integrations are confirmed with your project scope.