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For builders, trades and remodelers

Contractor Website Design

Contractor website design focuses on the questions homeowners and property managers ask before they reach out: what kind of work you do, what a project looks like with you, and whether you work where they are.

For contractors based in Fresno, the site needs to work as hard as a truck sign: clear, readable at a glance, and honest about your trade.

What homeowners look for before reaching out

People hiring a contractor want to see the type of work you handle and understand how a job runs. A site with a single vague services list and no photos leaves them guessing.

Contractors are also busy on site, so a website that is difficult to update often goes stale. Photo galleries stop growing and service lists fall out of date.

Scope

What a contractor site can include

01

Trade specific service pages

Separate pages for each type of work you offer, such as remodels, roofing or concrete, using your real scope.

02

Project photo galleries

Galleries organized by project type, built from your own job photos.

03

Process explanation

A plain description of how jobs typically move from first conversation to completion.

04

License and insurance details

A clear place for credentials you can verify, presented accurately.

05

Easy updates

A simple way to add new photos from your phone so the site keeps growing.

Process

How a contractor project moves

  1. 1

    Trade review

    A look at the services you want more of and the ones you prefer not to promote.

  2. 2

    Photo plan

    Sorting existing job photos and planning how to capture new ones.

  3. 3

    Design and copy

    Service pages written in the language homeowners use.

  4. 4

    Launch and handoff

    A walkthrough of how to add photos and update details yourself.

Planning

Decisions to make early

Priority services
Choose the work you most want to attract, since it shapes the homepage.
Photo standards
Decide how before and after or progress photos will be taken and approved.
Credentials
Gather license numbers and insurance details you want displayed exactly.
Contractor checking a smartphone at a residential framing job site under a clear Central Valley sky

Built for Valley homes and summer heat

Fresno homeowners plan around long, hot summers and a mix of older neighborhoods and newer developments. A contractor site that speaks to the actual work you do in the city, in plain terms, helps the right customers recognize you quickly.

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