Contractor Website Design in Chicago
Homeowners and property managers want to see your work, check that you serve their town and request an estimate without phone tag. We design websites for general contractors, remodelers, roofers, HVAC companies, plumbers, electricians and landscapers across Chicagoland. Contractor websites start at $1,200.
What contractor website design should include
- A page for each job type
- Kitchen remodels, roof replacement, furnace repair or patios: one page each, with photos and what the job involves.
- Project photos
- Before-and-after photos and short project notes, organized by job type and town.
- Service area
- The towns and neighborhoods you cover, and any you don’t.
- Estimate requests
- A short form that asks for the job type, address, timeline and photos, so you can price the job faster.
- Licenses and insurance
- The licenses, insurance and warranties you can verify, shown where customers decide.
- Reviews
- Real reviews from Google or other platforms, linked to their source.
Website design for contractors that brings in estimates
Put the phone number and the estimate button where a homeowner can tap them on every page. Ask only what you need to call back with a useful answer. Send each request to the person who prices the job, with a confirmation email so the customer knows it arrived.
Roofing, HVAC, plumbing and landscaping websites
- Roofing website design
- Storm damage, replacement and repair pages, inspection requests, and photos of finished roofs by town.
- HVAC website design
- Separate pages for heating, cooling and maintenance plans, an emergency number for no-heat calls, and seasonal service reminders.
- Plumber website design
- Emergency service first on a phone, then drain, water heater and remodeling pages, with the hours you answer calls.
- Landscaping website design
- Design, installation and maintenance services, seasonal contracts and a gallery of finished properties.
- Construction website design
- Commercial and residential capabilities, project case studies and a bid or RFQ form for general contractors.
Contractor web design for local search
People search for the trade and the town: “roofer Oak Park” or “kitchen remodel Naperville”. A page for each service, project photos labeled with the town and an accurate Google Business Profile help you appear for those searches. If you work at customers’ addresses, set the profile up as a service-area business under Google’s guidelines. We set up page titles, structured data and a sitemap at launch.
Planning a contractor website project
Start with your main job types, the towns you want more work in, and the best photos you have of finished jobs. Add your license numbers, insurance and warranties. We plan a page per job type, build galleries you can add to, and set up an estimate form that sends requests to whoever prices the work.
What a contractor website costs
Contractor websites start at $1,200. The total depends on the number of services, project galleries and towns you cover, and whether we write the copy. See web design pricing.
Contractor website FAQs
Can customers upload photos with an estimate request?
Yes. The form can accept photos, so you can see the job before you call back.
Can I add new projects myself?
Yes. We set up a simple way to add photos and a short description for each new job, and show you how at handoff.
Do I need a page for every town I serve?
Not always. Start with a clear service area page. Add a page for a town only when you have real projects there and something specific to say.
Can you connect the site to my CRM or scheduling software?
In most cases, yes. Tell us what you use and we’ll confirm what its integration allows.
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