What should a contractor's website have?

A Call button that's one tap away on a phone, a page for each service and each town you work in, photos and short videos of real jobs, your reviews, and proof you're licensed and insured. That's what customers check before they call, and what Google and AI read to decide who to show.

Keep it fast and simple on a phone, since that's where people search when something breaks. Put your phone number and service area at the top of every page. Give a price range for common jobs if you can, and say what happens after they call: the estimate, the schedule, the cleanup. Link the site to your Google Business Profile so Google knows they're the same business, and add new job photos every week so the site never looks abandoned.

For example, a roofer whose site has a "Roof leak repair in Aurora" page, photos from jobs in Aurora and a Call button at the top shows up for that search and turns the visit into a call.

This is what we build for contractors and service businesses, and we keep adding to it.

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