Industry / Trades
Homeowners are looking for proof
Hiring a contractor is a risk. People look for evidence that a business is established, licensed and reliable, and they want to see finished work. A website that provides those things quietly earns the phone call.
What a contractor website needs
One page per service, such as roofing, remodeling or electrical, each with its own description
A gallery of real finished projects with short notes about what was done
License and insurance details, shown where the law and good practice call for them
A tap-to-call number and a short quote request form
Reviews and testimonials from real customers
Clear information about the areas you actually serve
Service areas, done honestly
This is where many trades sites go wrong. A page for every town in a state, copied with the name swapped, is the kind of page search engines are told to ignore, and it can hurt the whole site. A page for a place you really work, with real project photos and specifics, is useful and legitimate. We help you choose which places deserve one.
Photos that do the selling
Good photos of finished work are the strongest content a trades business has. We design the gallery to load quickly and show the work at a useful size, and we advise on how to capture projects as you go.
A brand that fits the truck
Name, logo and colors have to survive a vehicle wrap, a yard sign, a uniform and a hard hat. A simple, bold identity does that best.
Working with Lemurian Studios
We work with trades businesses across the United States. Planning and reviews are online, and we need only your photos and details to get started.
Do I need a lot of pages?
You need a page for each service you want to be found for, plus about and contact. Beyond that, fewer, better pages beat many thin ones.
Related services
Web design: fast, responsive, search-ready websites
Small business web design: the pages a small business actually needs
Brand identity design: the full system behind a logo
SEO services: content, setup and search visibility
Web design in all 50 states: how we work with clients anywhere in the US
Other industries we write for
To talk about a site for your business, Get in touch or email [email protected].