GENERAL CONTRACTOR WEBSITE

A contractor website that shows the work, not the brochure.

Recent projects, services, service area, license — on a page that wins the homeowner's third quote. $19 a year.

Homeowners get three quotes for a remodel. They pick the contractor whose website looks like they finish what they start. A clean Nanopage with five real project photos, your license, and a short "how we work" section beats a $5,000 agency site for $19 a year.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload

Business name and license number
Service area
Services (kitchens, baths, additions, decks, full remodels)
5-10 project photos with locations
Years in business
Insurance info

What you get

Hero with project photo and CTA
Services (what we build)
Recent projects gallery
How we work (3-step process)
Licensed, insured, bonded
Reviews
Contact / start a project
FAQ

Just say this

“Build a general contractor website for [name] in [city]. Project gallery, services, license, "how we work" section.”

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

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Brickline Builders

Design-build remodeling · Nashville, TN

Questions

Frequently asked.

I don't have professional photos.

Phone photos from the last 5 finished jobs are fine. What sells is "we did this, here" — not lighting.

Should I show pricing?

Ranges work ("Kitchens from $25k"). Exact pricing requires a walk-through and you don't want tire-kickers anyway.

Process page — what to include?

Three steps: consult → estimate → build. Homeowners are scared of contractors who disappear. Showing a process calms that.

Cost?

$19 a year. One material delivery costs more.

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