FREE WEBSITES FOR CONTRACTORS

Build confidence before the first site visit.

A free website build or rebuild for selected contractors. Show the work you take on and help homeowners request an estimate. Domain and hosting costs are separate.

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A website built around your work

“Discuss your renovation” works well when a project needs an initial conversation. We can explain what information to bring to that conversation so neither side mistakes a short form for a detailed construction quote.

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Built around your contractor business

Hiring a contractor is a considered decision. Prospective clients want to understand the work you take on, see relevant examples, and know what happens after they make contact. A focused website can answer those questions before your first conversation.

The right kind of project

Describe the renovations, additions, or specialty work you actually undertake. Being specific about scope helps people judge whether their plans fit your business.

Projects with a little context

Show your own photographs and explain the work involved. A brief account of the scope and your role is more useful than a gallery with no explanation.

A clear enquiry process

Explain how you move from an initial conversation to a site visit and proposal. Do not imply that a website enquiry is a booking, an accepted project, or a fixed-price estimate.

Details that support confidence

Publish accurate qualifications, license information, and the service area you provide. References or testimonials can be added later only with authentic source material and permission.

Turn the right visits into useful enquiries.

These are The Free Website Team recommendations, not measured conversion results or a guarantee of enquiries.

Say which projects are a fit.

List the renovations or specialty work you actually undertake, the locations you serve, and any genuine minimum scope. A remodeler who does not take small repairs should make that clear before someone spends time filling out a form.

Explain the step after ‘Discuss your project.’

Describe how you review a new enquiry and decide whether to arrange a call or visit. Ask for project type, location, and timing first. Detailed plans, access arrangements, and private household information can be exchanged through an appropriate channel afterward.

Show the scope behind the finished room.

For a genuine project, explain the original condition, the agreed work, and your part in delivery. A brief account of replacing a kitchen layout is more useful to a prospective renovation client than an unlabeled photo wall. Publish budgets or schedules only with permission and context.

Common website mistakes to avoid.

A portfolio that does not distinguish your work from a subcontractor’s or designer’s role.
Listing every construction service even when the business specializes in a narrower scope.
Treating a project enquiry as an accepted booking or binding quote.
Publishing a customer’s name, address, plans, or testimonial without permission.

Put the plan into practice.

A useful five-page starting point.

The exact pages are agreed before we build. This structure keeps the essentials easy to find.

Explore the full scope

Home
Introduce your main construction specialty with a real project image and a clear project enquiry.
Services
Describe the work you take on and any scope or property limitations.
Projects
Present a small selection of completed work with photos, scope, and your role.
About & process
Explain the business and what a prospective client can expect after getting in touch.
Contact
Ask for the project location, a short scope description, and desired timing.

What’s free. What’s separate.

The free website

Up to five mobile-friendly pages, a contact form, SEO essentials, one revision and launch help. You provide the content and photos.

What’s included

The costs outside the build

You own your website and cover domain, compatible hosting and approved third-party tools. No hosting purchase from us is required.

Keep your domain or rebuild

Why we offer it

Optional maintenance, updates, SEO and marketing support the free offer. Use the site yourself or choose another provider—no subscription required.

Optional services

What to have ready.

Gather your service description, project photographs you can publish, and a brief outline of your enquiry and estimating process. Confirm permission before naming a client or revealing an address.

Use our content preparation guide

Questions from contractors.

Can the site include a project portfolio?

Yes. A simple portfolio page fits the standard scope. You provide authentic photos and project descriptions; we will not present stock images as completed construction work.

Can customers upload plans and manage their project?

A custom document portal or project-management system is not included. The standard site collects a project enquiry, and you can arrange a suitable way to exchange plans during follow-up.

Can I show a minimum project size?

Yes, if it reflects your actual business policy. Clear project criteria can help visitors decide whether to enquire without adding an automated quoting tool.

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