A page for each main service
Drain cleaning, water heaters and repiping are three different searches. A page for each one gives each of them something to find, and tells the visitor you do exactly that job.
What every contractor site needs. Whatever the trade, the same six things decide whether a visitor calls you or the next name on the list.
Your service area, stated plainly
The cities and counties you actually work in, written on the site and matching your Google Business Profile. No made-up offices or addresses.
A fast way to call
Your number at the top of every page, tap-to-call on phones, and a short quote form for the people who find you after hours.
Proof you're the real thing
Photos of your own jobs, your reviews, how long you've been in business, and your license and insurance details where your trade needs them.
Pages that load fast on a phone
Plenty of your customers are standing in a wet basement or a hot living room when they search. A slow page loses them to the next result.
Set up for local search
Clear page titles, structured data, a sitemap, and Search Console and Analytics setup. Growth and Pro add a monthly report on how your site is doing in search.
What changes from trade to trade. The basics stay the same. What a visitor needs to see first does not.
Roofers
Replacement, repair and storm-damage pages, a gallery of finished roofs, and a clear way to ask for an inspection. Mention insurance claims only if you help with them.
Plumbers
A page for each common job, your hours, whether you take emergency calls, and a call button that is easy to hit with one thumb.
HVAC companies
Repair, replacement and tune-up pages, maintenance plans if you offer them, and up-front prices or ranges. The Clayline concept below is built around exactly this.
Electricians
Pages for the work you want more of, such as panel upgrades, EV chargers or generators, with your license number where people can see it.
Landscapers
Photos do most of the selling. Show finished projects, separate one-time projects from ongoing maintenance, and say which areas you cover.
Remodelers
Before-and-after projects by room, how a job runs from estimate to final walkthrough, and financing if you offer it.
Click through a contractor site.
Clayline Heating & Air is a concept we built to show what a trade site can do: prices up front, a working thermostat, the service ticket before work starts, and a repair-or-replace check.
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Local service concept
Clayline Heating & Air
Move the thermostat and watch the airflow change, pick a service window, and see how a repair-or-replace check could work.
A BrandLift concept. Clayline is not a real company.View the conceptWhat a contractor site costs. Most contractor sites fit Starter, with up to 5 pages, or Growth, with up to 10. These are our founding rates for the first 3 clients, setup included.
| Founding rates (first 3 clients) | Starter | Growth | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-time setup | $249 | $449 | $799 |
| Monthly | $50 | $75 | $150 |
| 6-month minimum, setup included | $549 | $899 | $1,699 |
| First 12 months, setup included | $849 | $1,349 | $2,599 |
From first call to live site.
- 1
Tell us about your business
A short call about what you sell, who you sell to and what you want visitors to do.
- 2
Review your design
You see a working draft, share feedback, and we revise until you're happy.
- 3
Launch and grow
We put the site live, host it, and keep improving how it shows up in search.
Contractor questions, answered.
Do I need a separate page for each service?
Usually, yes. Someone searching for a water heater replacement or a roof leak repair is more likely to find, and trust, a page about exactly that job than one line in a long list. A page for each main service is why most contractor sites land at 5 to 10 pages, which is Starter or Growth.
Should I put prices on my website?
You don't have to. But even a starting price or a typical range answers the first question most people have, and it filters out calls that were never going to book. The Clayline concept shows one way to do it, with a price board for service calls, tune-ups and common repairs.
Can customers request a quote or book online?
Every plan includes contact forms, so quote requests go straight to your inbox. If you already use a booking or scheduling tool, connecting it is quoted separately, because it depends on the tool.
Do you only work with businesses in Atlanta?
No. We're based in Atlanta, Georgia, and we build and host sites for small businesses and contractors wherever they are.
Tell us about your business.
A few lines is plenty. We reply by email with next steps and a plan that fits.
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