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Web design for contractors whose best work is stuck on a phone

A one-story house in the middle of a remodel: new wood framing for the front porch, scaffolding on the front wall, stacked lumber and a dumpster in the driveway

Homeowners want to see a finished kitchen before they call. We build the site that shows your projects, asks for the estimate and, once they hire you, shows them how their job is going.

Contractor websites

What we set up for a contractor, from the first estimate request to the last payment, so the homeowner always knows how their job is going.

Tap a stage and see the day

Your construction companyExample

Kitchen remodel4 of 5 stages

A tile setter on his knees lays large grey floor tiles
TodayHalf the floor tiled. We finish tomorrow afternoon.
  1. Handover

Handover: Next week

The homeowner sees the job

The crew’s photos reach your client the same day

Your crew takes the photos on site and writes one line. Your client opens a link and sees each stage of their job, with its photos and its date. Fewer calls asking how it is going, and a client who trusts you.

  • Photos and a note for each stage, from the job site
  • Your client checks it from a link, with nothing to install
  • A notice each time something new goes up
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  • Estimate by kind of job

    The homeowner picks the job, adds photos of the space and their zip code. You get the request with everything you need to quote.

  • Estimate signed from the phone

    You send the estimate and your client reads it and signs it from their phone. No printing, no scanning.

  • Changes, approved in writing

    When something changes on site, your client approves it with its price before you do it. No arguments at the end.

  • Payments by stage

    Each payment is tied to a stage. Your client pays from the link and you see what is paid and what is due.

  • Projects by kind of job

    Your finished work sorted into kitchens, baths and roofs, so each homeowner finds what they want to do.

  • Estimates that get an answer

    If a homeowner does not answer your estimate, the system writes to them for you and gives you a task to call.

The project gallery and the estimate form by kind of job come with the website. The client’s job page, signatures, changes, payments by stage and estimate follow-up are Growth System, quoted for your company.

How to get construction clients?

general contractor near me

  • general contractor near me

    135,000searches a month

    A click at the top of the page: $4.98 to $28.13

    We answer it withGoogle AdsAn ad for this search, shown only in the cities where you take jobs.

  • kitchen remodel near me

    74,000searches a month

    A click at the top of the page: $6.65 to $40.03

    We answer it withWeb designA page for kitchens with your finished projects and a button to ask for an estimate.

  • roofing contractor near me

    74,000searches a month

    A click at the top of the page: $15 to $80

    We answer it withSEO for Google and AIA page for each trade you do, so Google knows you are a roofer and not only "a contractor".

Example of a result

Your businessyourbusiness.com

Kitchen Remodeling in Your City | Your business

Kitchens, bathrooms and additions. Licensed and insured. See finished projects and ask for an estimate.

Monthly searches in the United States, in English. Google Ads data measured on October 10, 2026. Your city is a share of these.

Contractor website design

Four things that keep good contractors out of the running.

  • What goes wrong: Your best projects are in your camera roll, where no customer sees them.

    What we set up: A gallery by kind of job: kitchens, baths, additions, roofs.

  • What goes wrong: The site says "we do it all", so Google does not know what to show you for.

    What we set up: One page per service, written around how people search for it.

  • What goes wrong: You send an estimate and never hear back.

    What we set up: An automatic follow-up, and a task for you to call.

  • What goes wrong: People cannot tell if you are licensed, insured or work in their town.

    What we set up: License, insurance and service area stated on every page.

ExampleWhen you send an estimate and hear nothing,the system follows up and leaves you a task to call.

Services for contractors

The four services a construction company gets the most from, in the order we would start.

Start here

Web design

A remodel is a big decision. The site is where a homeowner checks your work before they pick up the phone.

from$1,697one-time payment

See web design

Google Ads

Show up the moment someone searches for your service.

$300a month · first month free

See Google Ads

SEO for Google and AI

Work on your website so it shows up without paying per click.

$300a month

See SEO

Growth System

Your website plus a system for bookings, customers and follow-up.

Customquoted for your business

See Growth System

The small screens are examples.

Our work

Construction website examples

Open each project to see it on a computer and on a phone, with the services behind it.

Our recommendation

How much does a contractor website cost?

Eight to ten pages give you one for each service plus a project gallery, and the site can connect to estimate follow-up.

It is a recommendation, not a rule. On the call we look at your business and tell you if another plan fits better.

25/8

$2,697one-time payment

  • 8 to 10 pages
  • Your bookings and payments integrated
  • Custom features

Questions about contractor websites

Short answers. Anything else, ask us on the call.

How much does a website for a contractor cost?

A website for a contractor costs $1,697, $2,697 or $4,897 at Zeruz, paid once, depending on how many pages you need. Hosting and domain are separate. If you would rather pay by the month, Zeruz Club is $350 a month with the website, domain, hosting and maintenance included.

Can new projects be added to the website later?

Yes. The gallery is built to grow, and every plan comes with a guide to what you can do on your site yourself. On the call we agree who adds the photos of each finished job.

A click for "roofing contractor near me" is expensive. Is Google Ads worth it?

It depends on what one job is worth to you. Google charges between $15 and $80 for a click at the top of that search, so we only recommend ads when the page they land on is built to get the call.

Do I need a page for each service?

Yes, if you want to be found for each one. Someone who searches "kitchen remodel near me" is shown a page about kitchens before a page about everything.

Can you build the website in English and Spanish?

Yes. We work in both languages and write each one on its own, so the Spanish does not read like a translation.

A question about your contractor website?

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