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We build and market sites for San Diego general contractors and remodelers. Your customer is holding three quotes and deciding who to trust with a key to their house. The site is where that gets decided. Live in 7 days.
The least glamorous section on the site, and the one that most often wins the job.
A homeowner comparing bids on a kitchen or an ADU is not looking for the cheapest number. They're looking for the one least likely to go wrong — the contractor who won't disappear mid-project, won't blow the timeline by four months, won't leave them fighting over a permit.
They will look you up before they call. What they find decides whether you're the safe choice or the risky one, and that judgment happens before you've said a word.
Legitimacy signals belong high on the page and stated flatly, not buried in a footer:
A homeowner who's been burned before is reading exactly this.
Contractor galleries usually fail one of two ways: a wall of undifferentiated photos, or three projects from 2019.
Organize by what people actually look for — kitchens, bathrooms, ADUs, whole-home, additions, decks — and add the neighborhood. “Kitchen remodel in Encinitas” does two jobs at once: it tells a homeowner in Encinitas you work on their street, and it's how people search.
For each project, give the scope, the timeline, and the constraint you solved. A homeowner reading “we worked around a load-bearing wall the previous contractor had cut” learns more about you than twenty photos.
Most contractor sites run a Name / Email / Message form and hand you a week of unqualified calls.
We build the qualifying questions in: project type, rough budget band, timeline, property address, whether they own the home, whether they have plans drawn. Fewer leads arrive. The ones that do are worth returning, and you already know what to say when you call back.
San Diego has its own regulatory weather — ADU rules, coastal overlays, historic districts, the permitting timelines everyone underestimates. Homeowners search all of it before they search for a contractor.
Pages that answer those questions honestly do two things: they rank for searches your competitors aren't targeting, and they demonstrate the local knowledge that makes a homeowner stop comparing bids. This is the single biggest content opportunity for a San Diego contractor, and almost nobody is taking it.
A contractor's marketing problem is rarely the site alone.
On the searches that matter — project type plus neighborhood, where the competition is thin.
Including the review flow that decides which three contractors a homeowner calls.
So you can see which project pages produce quote requests and which are decoration.
For the high-ticket categories, once the site is converting.
A local general contractor needed a portfolio site that worked as hard as a salesperson.
We built it around their own project photography, organized by project type and neighborhood, with license and insurance details on every page, a qualifying quote form, and scope-and-timeline detail on each project. Hand-coded, and it loads before a homeowner's patience runs out.
A short form: your services, your area, your hours, a few sites you like.
Custom, hand-coded. A live preview lands within 7 days.
Unlimited revision rounds until it looks like your business.
Live, and ongoing support starts the same day.
$99/month covers the design, hosting, on-page SEO and two hours of edits every month. No contract, 30-day money back. Local SEO from $349 and Google Ads from $499 sit on top when you want them — all of it on the pricing page.
A homeowner buys a roof once and knows nothing about roofs. Teaching is the whole strategy.
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