Photos on one side. The estimate form never scrolls away.
You sell with pictures. They want a price. So the homepage does that and nothing clever: jobs stuck on one side, the estimate drawer locked on the other. A homeowner on a phone never hunts for “contact.”
The form asks trade and timeline. The county list sits next to it so they know you cover their town. The emergency strip only stays if you actually answer at night — otherwise we take it off after we install.
When we’re done you swap the sample jobs for your last five. Rewrite the drawer labels to how you quote: squares, linear feet, or a site visit. One ask. A second “learn more” button usually kills the form.
The estimate form
Trade, timeline, photos next to the ask. One form. Not three “contact us” buttons. Longer version: what a contractor website should have on day one.
Service area
Name the towns. “Serving the region” means nothing. If you won’t leave the county, say so — it saves a wasted call.
What we’d do with you: Ready to show people ($349) — we write the towns and the form like you actually quote, then put it on your box. If you want the details, read how we set up your site on a server you rent. Files-only is $79 if you like servers. Not sure what our setup work covers? Here’s what the $149 setup includes. The template is part of it. Here’s how a job with us runs.
