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Websites for general contractors · Charlotte, NC

Contractor websites that bring in better-fit projects.

For remodelers and general contractors, the problem usually isn't too few leads. It's the wrong ones. A well-built site shows the kind of work you want more of, explains your process, and qualifies budgets before you drive out for an estimate.

What a contractor site needs

  • ✓Detailed project case-study pages
  • ✓Step-by-step “how we work” process page
  • ✓Budget and timeline qualifying project form
  • ✓Separate pages for kitchens, baths, additions and more
  • ✓License, insurance and warranty details
  • ✓Reviews and testimonials by project type
The problem

Where most contractor websites fall short.

Too many tire-kickers

Estimate requests with no budget waste evenings. A project form that asks about scope, timeline and budget range filters leads before you get in the truck.

Your portfolio sells the next job

Kitchens, additions and whole-home remodels are sold on proof. Detailed project pages with photos, scope and timeline beat a grid of thumbnails.

Homeowners fear the process

Delays and surprise costs are the biggest worries. A clear, step-by-step process page answers them before the first meeting.

What you should rank for

Built around real searches, not guesses.

Before designing anything, I research what customers in your area actually type into Google. Each high-value search gets matched to a page written for it. These are typical examples for general contractors; your list is built from your services and towns.

  • “general contractor near me”Own page
  • “kitchen remodel Charlotte NC”Own page
  • “bathroom remodeling Matthews”Own page
  • “home addition contractor”Own page
  • “basement finishing Charlotte”Own page
  • “remodeling company reviews”Own page
How I build it

Same proven process, tuned for your trade.

01

Research your market

Which contractor searches matter in your towns, and what the top-ranking competitors are doing right and wrong.

02

Approve a mockup

A clickable prototype of your home page and a service page before anything is built.

03

Build & optimize

Service pages, schema, speed tuning, quote forms, and your Google Business Profile connected.

04

Launch & hand over

Indexed with Google, and you own everything. Changes are one text away.

Questions I hear from general contractors

Common questions.

How do I stop getting low-budget leads?
Ask about budget on your project form using ranges, not an open box, and show real project examples with honest price ranges. People self-select.
What should a project page include?
The problem the client had, what you built, a few before-and-after photos, the timeline and, if the client is comfortable, a short quote from them.
Do subcontractors or specialty trades need a different site?
The structure changes a bit. Specialty trades usually lead with services rather than projects, but the same principles apply.
Free website & Google check

Is your contractor website pulling its weight?

Send me your business name and website. I'll check how you show up on Google, how fast your site loads on a phone, and what's missing, and send you a short plain-English report. Free, and no obligation.