contractor website design
Contractor websites built to take calls and quotes
On a phone, a contractor site has one job: make the next call or quote request feel specific. We write the pages so the request names the work, instead of a blank contact form.
The pattern, proved on coatings
JAX Epoxy Floors is a lead-generation site for concrete coatings in Jacksonville and St. Johns County. It has service-area pages, a blog, legal pages, a quote call to action, IndexNow, llms.txt, and schema for a home-and-construction business, services, offers, cities, and FAQs. The sitemap lists 194 URLs.
Garage-door companies, pavers, and other trades that roll a truck use the same skeleton: services, a real service area, proof of the work, and a repeated phone number. Dashworth has not shipped a garage-door site in this set. The epoxy build is the analogue, and it is the one to read.
Jacksonville, St. Augustine, and the county line
Home-services search is local. St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, St. Johns County, and Duval County show up as pages only where the contractor works. Fernandina belongs if the trucks go there. It does not belong as a keyword garnish.
Markup should name the trade. HomeAndConstructionBusiness, Service, and FAQPage are the set used on the epoxy site. The contractor schema essay explains why each one is there.
Calls, quotes, and what we will not fake
The header phone is a tel link. The quote button repeats after the visitor has seen the service. That's the design. We have not published a lead count for any contractor project on this site.
If you want this shape for your trade, call Dashworth. We still start with the goal, and how soon you need a first version.
Planned footer credit, not yet placed on live sites: Contractor Website Design and Management by Dashworth.
Case studies
Questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
A single-city service site and a multi-county silo with a blog and quote flow are priced differently. There is no public price. The sitemap size of the epoxy site is a fact about that build, not a price list.
What pages does a contractor site need?
A home page that states the trade and the region, service pages, city or county pages you can defend, proof of work, a quote or call path, and legal pages. FAQs belong where customers actually ask the question, such as prep, cure time, or service area.
How do contractors show up in ChatGPT?
With a consistent business name, a service area that matches the site, and pages that answer the job a homeowner types. Schema helps a parser classify the trade. It does not book the job. No mention is guaranteed.
The work stays with Dashworth.
Call or text 650-393-3378. We meet in Northeast Florida and San Mateo, and we take contract roles inside larger companies. No account managers, no handoffs.