Websites / Home services
Websites for contractors and home service businesses.
I run a home service business, so I know what the website has to do: get the phone to ring and the quote requests to come in. Every Scoped site for a trade is built around that.
What a home service website needs
- Your phone number and a quote form on every page, easy to tap on a phone
- A clear list of services, with a page for each one on the Growth build
- The towns you serve, so nearby searches can find you
- Real photos of your work and your real customer reviews
- Answers to the questions customers ask before they call, like what is included and how to get a quote
Built from a real one
Junk-A-Saurus, my junk removal company, keeps the quote action in view from the first screen and gives the quote request its own focused page. Dirt Wizards gives each exterior cleaning service its own section and its seasonal lighting work its own page.
Three builds, one-time prices
Every build is a one-time price with no required monthly payment. The scope is written down before any work starts: what is being built, what it costs, and when it goes live.
Starter, $249
One focused page for one service in one area: tap-to-call, a quote form, your service area, FAQ answers and search basics.
See what is included →Growth, $399
Five connected pages: home, services, areas, about and contact. Each service and each town gets its own page, plus a blog ready to publish.
See what is included →Flagship, $499
Everything in Growth, plus a custom visual direction, animation and interactive details, and up to eight custom pages.
See what is included →Common questions
Which build fits a contractor?
If you do one main service in one area, Starter ($249) covers it. If you do several services or work in several towns, Growth ($399) gives each one its own page, which is how customers search.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. Every build is a one-time price. If you want ongoing help, the Keep, Grow and Visibility plans add $10, $20 or $25 a month, but they are optional.
Do I own the website and the domain?
Yes. You own the finished site, and the domain is registered in your name. The domain is the only other cost, usually $10 to $20 a year.
What happens before the work starts?
A short conversation about what you do and who calls you, then a written scope: what is being built, what it costs, and when it goes live.
Ready to talk?
Fifteen minutes about what you do, then a written scope with the price and the go-live date.