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Contractor websites that actually generate leads
A contractor's website isn't a brochure — it's a lead machine, or it's nothing. The difference between the two comes down to four things most trade sites skip.
1. A page per service, a page per town
"We do everything, everywhere" ranks for nothing. A page for kitchen remodels in Murrells Inlet, another for siding in Surfside — that's what shows up when someone searches exactly that, ready to hire.
2. Real photos of real jobs
Homeowners are trusting you with their house and a lot of money. Stock photos of someone else's kitchen don't earn that. Your actual before-and-afters do more selling than any headline.
Proof of work beats promises. One real before-and-after outsells a page of adjectives.
3. FAQ content with schema
"How much does a deck cost?" "How long does a bathroom take?" Answer the real questions homeowners ask before they call. It wins search, wins AI answers, and pre-sells the honest ones.
4. A form that pre-qualifies
The worst thing a contractor site can do is generate the wrong leads. A short, smart form — project type, timeline, rough budget, location — means the calls you get are the ones worth taking. Fewer tire-kickers, more real jobs.
Get these four right and the site stops being a digital business card and starts being the best salesperson you've got.
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