Websites for Contractors
Don’t Swing the Sledgehammer When a Screwdriver Will Do A full website overhaul is expensive, disruptive, and time‑consuming. Plenty of contractor sites don’t …
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Why “I’ll Just Do It Myself” Sounds Better Than It Performs Contractors are built to solve problems with their own hands—that’s half the fun of the job. But …
Speak Now—or Risk Being Silent Online Ask any smart speaker “Who’s the best roofing company near me?” and you’ll hear one answer, not ten blue links. That …
A Two‑Week Tremor in the SERPs Google finished rolling out its March 2025 Core Update on March 27 after 14 days of rank turbulence that left many local …
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Your website should work for everyone who wants to book your crew—whether they navigate with a mouse, a screen‑reader, or a single switch button. Fixing …
A shiny portfolio means nothing if prospects can’t picture themselves standing in the “after.” That’s why before‑&‑after galleries aren’t just …
Nothing melts homeowner skepticism faster than hard numbers attached to real‑world results. Anyone can slap a five‑star rating on a website, but a testimonial …
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Building a contractor website used to mean begging a nephew to string together a few HTML pages. Today, you can spin up a drag‑and‑drop “site in a box” before …
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When a homeowner is weighing bids for a roof, kitchen remodel, or new deck, price and proof are inseparable in their mind: “Who will give me the best outcome …
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A homeowner discovers a stained ceiling at 10:47 p.m. and taps “roof repair near me.” Your site appears—but nobody’s manning the phone, and your neat little …
