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Who this is for

Built for general contractors and remodelers who live on the phone

General contractors, kitchen and bath remodelers, room additions, and small design-build shops. Not for national franchises or commercial GCs bidding public work; they need something else.

What the site has to do

Three things a contractor website can't skip

  1. A portfolio that loads

    Big photos of finished projects, compressed properly so the page still opens in under two seconds on a phone. Most contractor portfolios are the slowest page on the site.

  2. Estimate request, not "contact us"

    Project type, rough budget, timeline, photos. It reads like the first conversation, and on Professional it texts you when it lands.

  3. Service areas and licence where people look

    The cities you build in, each as its own page, and your licence and insurance near the top. Homeowners are choosing who gets keys to their house.

Real sites, not mockups

What I've built for service businesses

No general contractor on the books yet. These two service-business sites are ones I built and still run; the portfolio and estimate pages for a contractor use the same bones.

Top Spot Pest Control homepage on desktop

Mesquite, TX

Top Spot Pest Control

  • A page each for Dallas, Frisco, Mesquite, Garland, Rowlett, Rockwall and Forney, each with its own local detail instead of a swapped city name
  • Seven long-form service pages (termites, rodents, bed bugs, mosquitoes, commercial, apartments, general) plus an honest pricing page
  • The whole site in Spanish too, with a language switch in the nav
Open the live site
All American Pest Mosquito & Lawn homepage on desktop

Melissa, TX

All American Pest Mosquito & Lawn

  • Call and text buttons in the header and after every service section
  • Free-quote form that texts the owner the moment it is submitted
  • Six service pages and eight town pages (Melissa, Anna, McKinney, Celina and more), each written for that town
  • His own photos: the truck, wasp nests he pulled down, glue boards, a cicada killer
Open the live site
What it costs

What a contractor website costs

Pay monthly. No setup fee. Six-month term, then month to month.

Starter

$49/mo

$588 a year

A hand-coded 10-page site with your domain, business email, hosting, SSL, daily backups and Google Business Profile setup. One content update per quarter.

Does not include ongoing SEO or lead generation.

Get started

I'm based in Frisco, Texas. Most of my clients are in North Texas, but the work happens over text, phone and email, so I build for general contractors and remodelers anywhere in the US. Full breakdown on the pricing page.

A note from me

Didn't see your question?

Send it through the contact form. It comes to me, not a call center or a chatbot, and I answer every message myself. If a site isn't a good fit for what you need, I'll tell you that too.

Edward Owner, Frisco Web DesignsAsk me directly
FAQ

Questions general contractors and remodelers ask

  • Starter is $49 a month ($588 a year): a hand-coded 10-page site with domain, business email, hosting, SSL, daily backups and Google Business Profile setup. Professional is $175 a month ($2,100 a year) and adds unlimited pages within fair use, ongoing local SEO, monthly Google Business Profile management, review generation, lead capture that texts you instantly, AI search optimization and a monthly report. No setup fee. Six-month term, then month to month.

Last thing

Tell me about your business. I'll tell you what I'd build.

Fill out the contact form and I'll write back myself with a straight answer on what your site needs and what it costs. Starter is $49 a month with nothing down.