Guides

Straight answers

The questions contractors actually ask about websites, answered in plain words. Each one starts with the short answer, so you can stop there if that is all you needed.

How much does a contractor website cost?

What a contractor website costs in 2026: DIY builders, freelancers, agencies, and flat-fee shops, what the monthly fee should cover, and what you should own.

Read the answer →

Does an electrician need a website?

Whether an electrician or other trade contractor needs a website when work comes from referrals, and what a site has to do to earn the call.

Read the answer →

How do I get my contracting business on Google Maps?

How a contractor gets on Google Maps with a free Business Profile: what to enter, how verification works with no storefront, and what gets a listing suspended.

Read the answer →

Why isn't my contractor website getting calls?

Why a contractor website gets visits but no calls: phone number placement, mobile speed, missing license and service area, no reviews, unclaimed Google profile.

Read the answer →

What pages should a contractor website have?

The five pages a contractor website needs, what goes on each, which pages are worth adding later, and which common pages waste the money you paid for them.

Read the answer →

Do I need a website if I am on Yelp, Angi, or Thumbtack?

Do contractors need a website if they use Yelp, Angi, or Thumbtack? What lead platforms do well, what they cost, and why a site is the listing you own.

Read the answer →

Ready to look like the company they call first?

Request a quick quote