Most contractor websites are a logo, a phone number, and a contact form nobody
fills out. Yours should let a property owner size up your crew and reach you in one step —
on the phone they’re holding when they search.
You are running crews, not sitting in revision meetings. One
conversation up front, then it’s handled. See the note below.
$20–50$0–5/MO
License fee → hosting
A builder subscription runs $20–50 a month on the company card,
forever, just to keep the site up. That line item goes away. What replaces it is commodity
hosting you buy direct — free at this size on most providers, a few dollars a month if it
grows.
1TAP
To reach you
Click-to-call in the header on every page. Most of these searches
happen on a phone, standing on the property.
About the 48-hour turnaround: the clock starts once we have
everything the build needs from you — copy, images, logo files, domain or registrar access, and
any booking, payment, or scheduling accounts we need to connect. It does not start at signing. If
something is still outstanding we’ll tell you exactly what, and the 48 hours begins when the
last piece lands.
Built For The Trade
What actually moves the estimate request.
The pages that matter for site work are not the pages a general-purpose template
gives you. Here is what we build instead.
01
Service pages
Land clearing, grading, drainage, pads, ponds, driveways — each one
its own page, because that is how people search and how Google ranks.
02
Service area
The counties and towns you actually run in, stated plainly. Cuts down on
calls from three hours away and helps you show up locally.
03
Past work
Job photos laid out so a property owner can see equipment, scale, and
finish quality before they call. This is the page that closes.
04
Lead capture
A short estimate-request form that asks for the job, the location, and
the timeline — plus click-to-call for the ones who would rather just dial.
Case
Jordan Grading & Excavation.
Services, service area, and past work laid out so a property owner can size up the
crew and reach them in one step. Built to load fast on a phone, since that is where most of these
searches start. Same build, same timeline, same terms as everything above.