(opens the live site in a new tab)916 Exteriors
Siding, windows, roofing, painting, and gutters for Sacramento-area homes. A page for each service in each core city, local cost guides, and a short estimate request. Launched September 2026.
Contractors
Contractor Website Design That Books Estimates
Websites for general contractors, remodelers, and construction companies. Built to rank in your service area, show your work, and turn visits into estimate requests.
Contractor website
$2,500 – $5,000
One-time build, quoted after a free discovery call
- Custom design, built for phones first
- Service pages with call and quote paths
- SEO foundation at launch
- Fixed deliverables and timeline
- Training and handoff
Ongoing SEO (optional)
$2,500/mo during launch months, then $1,500/mo
Based in Roseville, CA. Building for contractors in Sacramento, Roseville, Rocklin and Folsom.
Live sites
Contractor websites we've built
Every site below is live. Open one on your phone and check what a homeowner sees: how fast it loads, where the phone number sits, and how a quote request works.
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(opens the live site in a new tab)Colfax Glass
Window and glass contractor in Placer County. Service and city pages, cost and permit guides, and direct quote paths.
265 → 1,346Google search clicks, Mar 20–Jun 17, 2026 vs. Jun 18–Sep 15, 2026
(opens the live site in a new tab)ProFlow Painting
Sacramento painting contractor. Service and local pages, before-and-after project comparisons, and a project-specific quote request.
(opens the live site in a new tab)NorCal Earthworks
Sacramento demolition and land clearing. Service and city pages, cost calculators, and estimate requests that flow into the CRM.
25 → 324Google search clicks, Mar 20–Jun 17, 2026 vs. Jun 18–Sep 15, 2026
(opens the live site in a new tab)Sacramento Gutter Guard
Gutter installation and gutter guards in Sacramento, with a page for each city served and a quote form on every page.
(opens the live site in a new tab)Rocklin Gutter Guard
Gutter guard installer serving Rocklin and Roseville, with service pages and a quote request.
(opens the live site in a new tab)Boise Gutter Guards
Gutter contractor in Boise, Idaho. Installation, replacement, repair, and cleaning pages, Treasure Valley area pages, and a cost calculator.
Built to be found and to convert
What does a contractor website from Verlua include?
A contractor website from Verlua includes a page for each service and each town you work, a gallery of real projects, and a short estimate request on every page. It is built to show up when homeowners search Google or ask an AI tool for a contractor nearby, and it tracks which pages bring in estimate requests.
Found on Google
A page for each service and area you serve, clean titles and descriptions, internal links, schema markup and a Google Business Profile that points to the right pages.
Found in AI answers
Built for ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews (AEO): text AI crawlers can read, crawler access in robots.txt, answer-first pages, FAQ schema and an llms.txt file.
Built to turn visitors into leads
One clear next step on every page: click-to-call, short quote forms or booking, with call and form tracking so you see which pages bring inquiries.
Fast on every phone
Mobile-first and tested on phones, tablets and desktop, because most people searching for a service do it on a phone.
A design that looks like you
A visual identity and layouts shaped around your business and customers, so you look like the obvious choice in the search results.
Yours to own and manage
A CMS your team can update, plus your code, domain, accounts and documentation. No minimum contract.
What Your Contractor Website Has to Do
Most contractors don't need a prettier website. They need one that turns searches into calls and calls into booked estimates. Homeowners hiring a remodeler, roofer, or general contractor are making a big decision, and they research fast, usually on a phone. If your site is slow, hides your license, or makes it hard to call or request a quote, they move to the next result.
Shared-lead platforms can send the same request to several contractors at once, so you compete on price before the first conversation. A website that ranks in your service area brings in inquiries that come only to you: people who searched, found you, and called you directly.
Mobile layout isn't optional for trades. Click-to-call on every screen, fast load times, and a clear service area are revenue features, not decoration. Project galleries do a lot of the selling: a homeowner who has already browsed your finished kitchens or roofs shows up to the estimate knowing what your work looks like, and is less likely to open with a price objection.
In California, license display matters. Putting your CSLB license number on every page, with a link to the CSLB license lookup, answers one of the most common homeowner worries before anyone picks up the phone. For builders and construction companies taking on larger projects, the same site can carry a full project portfolio and a separate path for commercial or bid requests.
To see these patterns on live home-service sites, with desktop and phone screenshots, read 12 contractor website examples.
Get your numbers before you call: see what a website costs in Sacramento, then what monthly SEO costs once the site is live. For more calls from Google after launch, Contractor SEO covers your Google Business Profile, service and city pages, and reviews every month.
Sources: CSLB: Check a License, checked September 30, 2026.
Challenges Contractors Face Online
What usually stands between contractors and more calls from search.
Leads Going to Competitors
Homeowners in your service area are calling someone else because they rank higher — not because they do better work.
Paying for Shared Leads
Shared-lead platforms can send the same request to several contractors at once. You're competing on price before the first call.
No Work Portfolio Online
Your best projects exist in photos on your phone. Homeowners can't see them, so your quality doesn't factor into their decision.
Phone Calls Not Converting
Website visitors can't find your number fast enough on mobile, and there's no easy way to request a quote after hours.
License and Trust Gaps
No visible CSLB number, no insurance display, no badge — homeowners who can't verify you skip to the next result.
Feast-or-Famine Scheduling
Summer backlog, slow winters — no system to level out lead flow and keep the crew scheduled year-round.
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What We Build for Contractors
The pieces your contractor website needs to turn visits into calls.
Before/After Project Gallery
Organized by trade and project type so homeowners can find work that matches what they need. Each entry shows scope, timeline, and outcome — not just a photo.
Click-to-Call Mobile Design
Fast-loading, mobile-first layouts with your phone number one tap away. Homeowners often search from a phone, mid-project, so the site has to work there first.
License and Insurance Display
Your CSLB number with live verification link, bond and insurance info, and any trade certifications — prominently placed on every page.
Service Area SEO and Map Pages
City-specific pages for every area you serve, so you show up in local searches instead of paying for each lead.
Instant Quote Request Forms
Project intake forms that collect scope, budget range, and timeline so you arrive at estimates prepared — and can qualify leads before spending time on a site visit.
Review Collection System
Automated follow-up to collect Google reviews after project completion, displayed on your site alongside job photos where homeowners are deciding.
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Services for Contractors
Start with the website, then add the search work that keeps it bringing in calls.
Need more calls once the site is live? Verlua’s home-service marketing adds SEO, Google Business Profile work and Local Services Ads.
Contractor Website Design
Built to book jobs, not win design awards
Project Portfolio System
Before/after galleries organized by trade and project type
Local SEO
Pages for every city and service area you work in
Review Management
Collect and display Google reviews automatically
A site we built
After launch
Need more calls from Google? See Contractor SEO
A new website gives you pages worth ranking. Getting them into the map results and top listings for searches in your service area is ongoing work: your Google Business Profile, service and city pages, reviews, and a monthly report on rankings and calls.
SEO runs $2,500/mo during launch months, then $1,500/mo.
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Get a Quote for Your Contractor Website
Tell us about your business on a free call. You get a written quote with deliverables and a timeline, starting at $2,500.
Get Your Free Strategy CallFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about websites for contractors
How does a website actually get me more booked jobs?
It comes down to showing up where homeowners search and making it easy to act when they land. We build service-area pages for your trade and each city you work in, so calls come from people looking to hire, not from a shared lead pool. On the site, click-to-call, project galleries, and clear licensing info make the next step easy.
Can you help me stop relying on Angi and HomeAdvisor?
That's a common goal. On shared-lead platforms you compete with other contractors on every request. A website that ranks in your service area brings in inquiries that come only to you. It takes time to build: how long depends on your trade, your market, and where your site starts. We report rankings, traffic, and calls monthly so you can watch it happen.
Do you work with all types of contractors?
General contractors, remodelers, roofers, plumbers, electricians, HVAC, painters, landscapers — yes. Each trade has its own keyword patterns and buyer behaviors, and we account for those. Separate industry pages exist for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and landscaping if you want a more trade-specific look at what we build.
How do you display our license and insurance information?
Your CSLB license number goes on every page with a direct link to the CSLB lookup so homeowners can verify it in one click. Bond amount and general liability coverage are displayed near your contact info. In California, visible licensing is one of the fastest trust signals you can add — it removes a major objection before anyone picks up the phone.
What about getting more Google reviews?
We set up a review collection flow that sends a follow-up to customers after project completion with a direct link to your Google Business Profile review page. Reviews collected this way display on your website alongside project photos, giving you social proof right where homeowners are evaluating you.
What does a website cost for contractors?
A Verlua website is a one-time build of $2,500 to $5,000, depending on how many pages you need, integrations like booking or quote tools, and timeline. Ongoing SEO is optional: $2,500/mo during launch months, then $1,500/mo. You get a written quote with deliverables after a free discovery call.
Will my contractor website show up in AI answers like ChatGPT?
We build it to. ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can only quote pages they can read, so every page is plain text AI crawlers are allowed to fetch, opens with a direct answer, and carries FAQ and business schema, plus an llms.txt file. No one can guarantee a business gets named in an AI answer, and we won't promise it.
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