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“People can’t find our number fast enough.”
How we fix itClick-to-call and a quote button sit on every screen, so a customer with a fallen limb or a leaking roof reaches you in two taps.
Industries / Contractors
Websites for contractors that make the phone ring
Next Nova builds websites for contractors and home service businesses — tree services, builders, fencing, roofing, remodeling, cleaning and landscaping. Sites start at $1,490, go live in 3 weeks and are built around one goal: turning “I need someone today” into a quote request or call in two taps.
- 1,500+
- projects shipped
- 1,100+
- happy clients
- 8 yrs
- in business
Trusted by 1,100+ small businesses
01 Sound familiar?
Is your website costing you jobs?
Customers needing a contractor search on a phone, often in a hurry. If any of these sound like your site, here’s how we fix it.
02
“We don’t show up for the towns we cover.”
How we fix itWe build a service-area page for each town you work in and optimise your Google Business Profile, so you show up where the jobs are.
03
“Our best work is buried in a phone gallery.”
How we fix itA before/after project gallery shows the jobs you’re proud of, on the pages where customers decide.
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“Quote requests come in with no details.”
How we fix itA quote form with photo upload lets customers show you the job, so you can price it before you drive out.
02 What you get
What every contractor site gets
A fixed list, agreed before we start. Every contractor website includes all of this.
Click-to-call and a quote button on every screen
The two things a customer in a hurry needs, always in reach.
Service and service-area pages
A page for each job you want more of, and for each town you cover.
Pages that sell the job
Removals, roofs, fences or kitchens: each page shows the work, the areas you cover and how to get a quote.
A before/after gallery
Real project photos, where customers make up their minds.
Reviews from Google
Your Google reviews, shown on the site.
Licence, insurance and warranty badges
Proof you’re legit, right where people look for it.
Google Business Profile optimisation
So you show up in Maps for the jobs you want.
Jobber, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan
Quote and booking forms that create requests in your field-service software.
03 How we work
Three things contractor sites need most
Customers needing a contractor decide fast. A contractor site has three jobs: get the call, show up locally, and prove you’re the safe choice.
Two taps
From “I need someone today” to a call
Customers search on their phone in a hurry, after a storm or a burst pipe. We put click-to-call and “Get a free quote” on every screen, and keep the site fast on mobile data.
Click-to-call on every screen
Quote form with photo upload
Fast on mobile data
Found locally
A page for every service and every town
Most contractor leads come from Maps and local searches. We build a page for each service and each area you cover, optimise your Business Profile and set up review requests.
Service pages and service-area pages
Google Business Profile optimisation
Review requests after every job
Trusted
Proof that you’re the safe choice
Before letting someone onto their property, people look for proof. Your site shows real project photos, Google reviews, and your licence, insurance and warranty, where people look for them.
Before/after project gallery
Reviews pulled from Google
Licence, insurance and warranty badges
04 Price
A fixed price, agreed before we start
The price follows the number of service and area pages. Adding towns later is quoted the same way.
Contractor website
Live in 3 weeks
From
$1,490
A typical site costs $1,490–$4,900, depending on the number of pages and features. You get a fixed price after a free 15-minute call.
What’s always included
Custom design, no template look
Mobile-first build
Google Analytics and Search Console
On-page SEO basics
A 30-minute training call
30 days of free support
Every login handed over to you
What changes the price
Number of unique page designs
Online store size
Integrations: CRM, booking, payments
Copywriting
Multi-language
How payment works: 50% to start, 50% when your site is ready to go live. Card or bank transfer.
05 How it works
From first call to live site in 3 weeks
Built around the calls and quote requests you want, with every form tested before launch.
Day 1
A free 15-minute call
Tell us the jobs you want more of and the towns you cover. You get a plan and a fixed price.
Week 1
You approve the design
You approve the homepage and one service page before we build the rest.
Week 2
We build every page
Service and area pages, quote form, click-to-call, gallery and reviews, all tested.
Week 3
Your site goes live
We launch, send a test quote request, and show you how to add project photos.
After
30 days of free support
For a month, we fix or tweak anything you spot.
You own everything. Your accounts, files and every login are yours. If you ever leave us, you take it all with you.
06 Selected work
Websites we’ve built for contractors
Real contractor sites from our portfolio. We’ve also worked with DSR Fencing, Sosa Builds, Spot On Spray and Amalfi Marble & Granite. Hover a screenshot to scroll the whole page.
Great working with him! We loved the website design and how commutative and fast the service was! Would definitely hire again!
Talk to a past client before you decide
Tell us your industry on the call. We’ll introduce you to someone we’ve built for.
07 Compare
Who should build your contractor website?
An honest look at the three usual ways to get a contractor website built.
| Question | Next Nova | Typical local agency | Freelancer or DIY |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price for a contractor site | Fixed, $1,490–$4,900 | Commonly $1,500–$10,000 in the US | Varies widely; DIY costs your time |
| How the price works | Fixed quote before work starts | Fixed or hourly, depending on the agency | Often hourly, or your own hours |
| Who you talk to | A senior person, from the first call | Often an account manager | The person doing the work |
| Working hours | Overlap with the US working day | Local business hours | Depends on the person |
| Meeting in person | Video calls only | Usually possible | Sometimes |
| Design approved before build | Yes, with 2 rounds of changes | Usually | Varies |
| Who owns the site and logins | You, from day one | Usually you; check the contract | Varies; agree it before you start |
| After launch | 30 days free support, then an optional care plan | Retainer or hourly support | When they’re available |
Where we’re not the best fit
If you want to meet in person every week, or you need someone on site, a local agency is the better choice. And if you get all the work you can handle from referrals, a simple one-page site with your number and reviews may be enough for now.
08 Tools
The tools we connect
Your website, connected to the field-service software and listings you already use.
WordPress
Squarespace
Wix
Business Profile
Search Console
Analytics
Field service
Field service
Field service
Text-back + reviews
Google
Google Maps
Logos show platforms we work with. They don’t imply a partnership or endorsement.
09 Is it right for you?
Who this is for, and who it isn’t
Here’s how to tell if a new contractor website is the right next step.
A good fit if you…
Run a tree service, building, fencing, roofing, remodeling, cleaning or landscaping business.
Want more calls and quote requests from Google and Maps.
Have work worth showing but a site that hides it.
Use Jobber, Housecall Pro or ServiceTitan and want the site connected.
Probably not a fit if you…
Have a good site but no visibility. Local SEO may be all you need.
Miss calls while you’re on the job. Add missed-call text-back.
Need leads this week. A landing page for ads is faster.
Get all the work you can handle from referrals. A simple one-page site may do.
10 Questions
Straight answers
Still unsure about something? Message us. A real person replies.
Ask on WhatsAppWhat should a contractor website include?
Clear services, the areas you cover, real project photos, reviews, proof of licence and insurance, and an obvious way to call or request a quote on every page.
How do contractors get more leads from Google?
A complete Google Business Profile, steady reviews, a page for each service and area, and a fast mobile site. Most of our contractor clients get the majority of leads from Maps.
Can my website connect to Jobber or Housecall Pro?
Yes — quote and booking forms can create requests directly in your field-service software.
How much does a contractor website cost?
Sites start at $1,490 and most cost $1,490–$4,900, depending on the number of service and area pages. You get a fixed price after a free 15-minute call.
What add-ons matter most for contractors?
Local SEO from $390 a month, missed-call text-back and review requests through GoHighLevel, and Google Local Services Ads setup.
11 Keep exploring
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