Websites for builders and contractors
Your work sells itself, if people can see it. We build websites that show off your projects, explain what you do and bring in inquiries for the jobs you actually want.
What builders and remodelers tell us
We hear some version of these on almost every first call.
“Our best work is sitting on my phone, not on our website.”
Send us the photos. We sort them into galleries by type of work, with a line or two about each job.
“We get too many calls for small jobs we don't want.”
We build pages around the work you want more of, and the quote form asks about scope and timing up front.
“I drive out to quote jobs that were never going to happen.”
The quote form asks for photos, the address and a rough budget, so you can spot a real project before you get in the truck.
“Homeowners are comparing us to three other contractors.”
Real project photos, reviews and a clear page on how you work make your case before they ever call.
“I don't have time to keep the website updated.”
Email us photos when a job wraps up. We add them, so the site always shows recent work.
What a builder's website needs to do
Someone planning a big project is nervous about who they let into their home. Your site has to settle that quickly.
- Show finished work, sorted by type: kitchens, baths, additions, new homes
- Show before and after photos, because the change is what sells the job
- Make your service area obvious, so you stop getting calls from two counties over
- Explain how a project runs, from the first call to the final walkthrough
- Ask the right questions on the quote form, including photos of the space
- Put reviews, years in business and who's on the crew where people look for them
- Load fast on a phone, even with a lot of photos
What we set up
Built around how contractors actually get hired.
Project galleries.
Galleries for each type of work, sized to load fast. New project? Email us the photos and we add them.
Before and after.
Side-by-side photos for remodels and repairs, so visitors see the difference right away.
Quote form with photo upload.
Homeowners send pictures, the address, timing and a rough budget. It lands in your inbox, ready for a callback.
Service-area pages.
Pages for the towns and counties you work in, so you show up when people nearby search.
About and crew.
Who owns the company, who's on the crew and how long you've been at it. People want to know who's coming to the house.
Hosting and management.
We keep the site fast, backed up and updated with website maintenance, so you can stay on the job site.
Getting found by homeowners
Most building and remodeling jobs start with a search like "kitchen remodel near me" or "home builder Cedarburg." Three things decide who shows up: your Google Business Profile, your reviews and pages that match the work and the towns you serve.
We set up your Google Business Profile with your project photos and give you a simple way to ask happy customers for a review. We build service and town pages around the jobs that pay best. And we write your pages so AI answers can tell what you build and where.
Want to climb higher? Ongoing SEO keeps it going month to month.
Builders we work with
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"TheNetStuff was absolutely the best choice we could have made for the creation and design of our website. Their pricing was competitive and reasonable and Manisha is extremely professional. She worked with us over a period of several months in helping to craft our website into something that would be a true reflection of how dedicated we are to growing our business. She was attentive to our needs and questions and was patient to work with us throughout the entire process. TheNetStuff did an excellent job for us and we highly recommend their work."
Priya Crumpton · COO, Bear RemodelingFAQ
Can you help me get more of the right projects?
Yes. We build pages around the services and areas that pay best, so those are what you show up for on Google.
I don't have time to write content. Can you help?
Yes. A short call and your project photos are usually enough for us to get started.
Can I add new projects myself?
You can, or just email us the photos and we'll add them.
Can homeowners send photos with a quote request?
Yes. They can attach photos of the space, so you know what you're walking into before you schedule a visit.
Do I need a page for every town I work in?
No. We pick the areas where you want the most work and build solid pages for those. Thin, copied town pages don't help.
We already have a website. Do we have to start over?
Not always. A website redesign keeps what's working and fixes the rest. See pricing for the options.