DECK BUILDER WEBSITE

A deck builder's website that books the spring backyard rush.

Composite, wood, multi-level, pergolas, screen porches — and the photos that close the homeowner. $19 a year.

Deck quotes go out in February and March. The contractor with photos of 20 finished decks and a clear "we build composite and wood" pitch books the season. Nanopage gets that page up in an afternoon for $19 a year.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload
  • Business name and phone
  • Service area
  • Materials (composite brands, pressure-treated, cedar, IPE)
  • Add-ons (pergolas, screen porches, lighting, rails)
  • Photos of finished decks
  • Insurance info
What you get
  • Hero with stunning deck shot
  • Materials (composite, wood, premium)
  • Add-ons (pergolas, screen porches, lighting)
  • Gallery
  • Service area
  • Process (3 steps)
  • Request a quote
  • FAQ
Just say this

Example prompt

“Build a deck builder website for [name] in [city]. Gallery, materials, add-ons, service area.”

Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Composite brands — list them?

Yes. "TimberTech, Trex, Azek installer" is a high-intent search. Brand pages help.

Permits and inspections — explain it?

A short paragraph that says "we handle permits" calms customers who don't want to deal with it.

Pricing?

Composite decks from $X / sq ft, pressure-treated from $X. Ranges, not exact.

Cost per year?

$19. Less than a deck screw box.

A deck builder's website that books the spring backyard rush.

$19 / year. Live in 3–5 minutes. No designer required.