Lead Gen Websites

How contractor websites turn visitors into calls, form fills and booked jobs.

DIY Website Builder vs. Managed Website: Which Fits Contractors?

TL;DR: A DIY website builder costs less to start, but you do the building, upkeep, security and backups yourself. With a managed website, a team […]

October 14, 2026

What to Look for in a Website Subscription: 5 Contractor Checks

TL;DR: Before you pick a website subscription, check five things: what the monthly fee covers, how fast the site loads on a phone, who handles […]

October 13, 2026

Why a Slow Website Is Costing Your Contracting Business Real Jobs

TL;DR: A slow-loading website quietly kills leads: most mobile visitors abandon pages that take longer than a few seconds to load, and Google uses page […]

October 12, 2026

How to Build Lead Capture Forms That Actually Convert on Contractor Sites

TL;DR: Most contractor website forms lose leads before the homeowner ever hits submit — too many fields, slow load times, and no mobile-first design are […]

October 11, 2026

How Many Pages Does a Contractor Website Actually Need?

TL;DR: Most contractor websites work best with somewhere between 5 and 15 pages — enough to cover your core services, service areas, proof of work, […]

October 09, 2026

How to Choose the Right Web Design Company for Your Contracting Business

TL;DR: Choosing a web design company for your contracting business comes down to vetting their lead-generation track record, ownership terms, SEO approach, and ongoing support […]

October 06, 2026