Web Development for Contractors
Web development that holds up under real contractor traffic.
Custom-built contractor websites with lead forms, quotes, and e-signatures wired in. Fast, secure, and yours to keep.
Why It Matters
Why web development matters for contractors.
Speed is a ranking signal
Google knocks slow sites down the page. Our sites load in under two seconds because we build them right, not because we duct-tape a bunch of plugins together.
Security keeps you in business
Hacked WordPress sites are a real problem. We don't use WordPress. Our stack is locked down by default so you don't wake up to your site selling fake watches.
Built for contractors, not bloggers
Most website builders are made for blogs and online stores. We built ours specifically for contractors, with the lead capture and quote tools wired in from day one.
The Real Talk
Web design is what people see. Web development is what makes the site actually work.
Plenty of folks can put together a pretty mockup. Far fewer can build a website that loads in under two seconds, captures a lead at 11pm on a Sunday, sends a digital agreement, gets it signed, and tracks the whole job through to invoice. That's the development side. It's the part homeowners never see, but it's the part that actually grows your business.
We build every site on a modern stack (Next.js, hosted on Vercel's edge network, with Supabase under the hood). What that means in plain English: your site is fast everywhere, it doesn't crash when you get a Monday morning rush, and it's not running on the same shared server as a thousand other contractor sites. Each tenant gets isolated infrastructure.
We also don't use WordPress, page builders, or off-the-shelf plugins. Those things get hacked, slow your site down, and cost you money every time something breaks. Our stack stays current, gets patched automatically, and doesn't need a 'webmaster' to keep the lights on.
How It Works
What good web development looks like.
What 'web development' actually means
Design is how the site looks. Development is how it runs. The page that loads when someone hits your URL. The form that takes their info and doesn't lose it. The dashboard that shows you the lead. The integration with email that pings your phone. All of that is web development, and most contractor websites get it wrong because the people who built them aren't real developers.
Speed, security, and the stuff Google measures
Google's Core Web Vitals are a real ranking factor now. Largest Contentful Paint under 2.5 seconds. Cumulative Layout Shift under 0.1. First Input Delay under 100 milliseconds. We hit those numbers because we build it right. Most contractor sites we audit fail on at least two of the three. That's leads going to your competitor.
Lead capture and forms that work
A lead form is the most important code on your website. It has to load fast, work on a phone, validate inputs without yelling at the user, and get the lead to you instantly. Our forms send to your dashboard, fire an email to whoever you want notified, and update your CRM in one round trip. No third-party tools to sync.
Quotes, e-signatures, payments, all built in
Most contractor websites are just brochures. Yours has a back end. You can build a quote in the dashboard, send it as a branded email, the customer signs it on their phone, and you can collect payment through Stripe (your own account, money goes straight to you, we don't take a cut). All of that is web development, and almost nobody else in the contractor space ships it.
Hosting, domains, the back-end work
We handle hosting on Vercel's edge (the same network Notion and TikTok use). We handle SSL, DNS, your domain, security patches, daily backups, all of it. You don't get a bill from GoDaddy and Bluehost and a security plugin and a backup service. It's all included in the monthly fee.
Why we don't use page builders
Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Elementor. They're fine for a small business that needs a brochure. They're not built for the load and feature set a real contractor business needs. They're slower, they break when you push them, they cost more once you add the plugins to do anything useful, and you can't actually move your site off them without rebuilding from scratch. We use real code so you don't get locked in.
What You Get
Everything included in every plan.
Common Questions
Questions contractors ask us.
What platform do you build on?
Next.js for the front end, Supabase for the database, hosted on Vercel. In plain English, it's a modern, fast, secure stack that the biggest companies in the world also use. The same code that runs your site runs sites doing millions of page views a month.
Will I be able to update my own site?
Yes for the day to day stuff. Project photos, phone number, service area, blog posts. Anything you'd want to change yourself, you can do from the dashboard. Bigger structural changes (new pages, new features, design tweaks) we handle for you. That's part of the monthly plan.
Do you handle hosting too?
Yes. Hosting, domain management, SSL, DNS, backups, security patches, all of it. You don't deal with GoDaddy or Bluehost. You don't pay separately for a CDN. It's all baked into the monthly fee.
What if I want to move my site later?
You own your domain. You own your content. You can take both with you whenever you want. We don't lock you in. If we ever stop working out, you walk away with everything that matters. The custom code we built stays with us, but the brand, the content, the data, the domain are yours.
Do you do custom features?
Depends what. Standard contractor stuff like quote builders, e-signatures, payment collection, lead routing, scheduling. Yes, those are baked in. Custom integrations with weird software your bookkeeper uses, or a one-off feature only your business needs. We can talk about that on a call.
How is this different from hiring a freelance developer?
A freelancer builds you a site and disappears. We build, host, maintain, and update. So when something breaks at 3am or you want to add a page next year, you're not starting from scratch with a new dev. The total cost is usually less because you're not paying for the same work twice.
Can you take over an existing site?
Sometimes. If your site is on WordPress or a page builder, the answer is usually no, we'd rebuild it. Trying to fix a bad foundation costs more than starting fresh. If you have a custom site built well, we might be able to take it on. Worth a call.
Built for Your Trade
Web Development for Contractors for every trade we serve.
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Other things we do for contractors.
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