Websites for contractors that win more callbacks

A client sitting with three quotes decides on evidence. If two of you have nothing finished to show, the one who does gets the call.

Open the contractor demo

A complete five-page site: project gallery with before and after, credentials, services by trade, callback request.

What usually goes wrong

Your work only exists on your phone

Hundreds of photographs of finished jobs, in a camera roll, sorted by nothing. The client deciding between you and two others never sees any of them.

You are being compared on price alone

With no way to show what you actually deliver, price is the only thing left for the client to compare. That is a race you do not want to be in.

Your credentials are invisible

Insurance, trade registrations, the years you have been doing this. All true, none of it written anywhere a client can check without asking you directly.

The enquiry arrives while you are on site

You cannot answer the phone with a drill in your hand. A callback request that already contains the job, the area and a good time can wait until six.

What goes on a contractor site I build

The demo is a fit-out firm, but the structure is the same for any trade.

  • A project gallery organised by trade, with before and after on the jobs that earn it.
  • Credentials and registrations listed plainly, with a line saying what each one means.
  • Services split by trade, so a client can land straight on the one they need.
  • A callback form that collects the job, the area and a time that suits you both.
  • A page for each major trade, which is also what gets found in search.
  • Photographs compressed properly. Forty site photos does not have to mean thirty megabytes.

What it costs

From $850 in US dollars (AED 3,000) to build, then $110 (AED 400) a month. Contractors with several trades usually want the Standard plan for the extra pages.

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Worth reading before you hire anyone

Send me photos of a finished job

Whatever is on your phone is enough. I will tell you what the site would cost and what it would show.

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