Contractor Website Design for Remodelers and Home Builders

A Zainfy contractor website costs $1,499, $2,199 or $2,999 as a one-time fee, and you own it. Foundation covers up to 5 pages and 2 cities, Growth up to 8 pages, 4 cities, a quote form and basic SEO, and Success up to 12 pages, 8 cities, advanced SEO and 6 months of hosting and maintenance. For comparison, one national remodeler-website agency quotes $5,000 to $15,000 for a build, and template sellers advertise contractor sites from $999. Compare any home improvement web design company on pages, copy and file ownership, in writing.

Yes. You own every file of a Zainfy build: the WordPress site, the design, the copy and your project photos, with the hosting and domain in your name. If you leave, the site leaves with you and runs on any host. Ask every web designer this before you ask the price, because a lead company’s “free” site usually stays with the lead company, often along with the phone number on it.

Three to six weeks from signing to launch. Discovery and planning take the first 3 to 5 days, design and build run through weeks two and three, and SEO setup, speed work and your revisions fill week four. The usual delay is project photos and license details, so gather those first. You approve the site in stages, so there is no long silence followed by a site you have never seen. A finished contractor website promised in 48 hours is a template with your logo on it.

Start with the website alone if referrals fill most of your calendar and you mainly need a credible place to send people. Add ongoing SEO when you want new homeowners to find you on Google in the cities you serve, because a launch-day setup does not build city pages, reviews and citations month after month. The website is a one-time build from $1,499; SEO is a separate monthly service from $999 on a 6-month term. Many build first, watch the calls, then add search work; the site takes SEO without a rebuild.

A home page, one page for each service or project type, a page for each city or county you want work in, a portfolio sorted by project type, an about page with your license number and proof of insurance, reviews, and a contact page with an estimate request form. Home builders add community, floor plan and model-home pages; roofers add storm-damage and financing pages. The best contractor websites put a local project on every city page, or Google treats the page as a copy. Five well-built pages beat twenty thin ones.

Yes, if the redesign is planned around the URLs that already rank. Before we change anything, we map every existing page and its search traffic, keep the content that earns clicks, and set a 301 redirect for every URL that moves, so Google carries the old authority to the new page. After launch we check Search Console to confirm the move held. Most ranking losses come from a new site that quietly deletes old project and city pages, so ask any designer for the redirect plan in writing.

Because you own a WordPress site and can move it to any host, while a Wix or Squarespace site only runs on their platform. It also gives control over city pages, galleries, schema and speed, which decide local rankings for a remodeler working several towns. Any WordPress developer can maintain it after us. A builder is fine for a one-page site you never plan to grow.

We write the copy; the photos come from your projects. Foundation includes copywriting for 3 pages, Growth for 6 and Success for every page, written from an intake call about your trades, your service area and your best jobs. Photos should be your own finished work, because homeowners distrust stock images of someone else’s kitchen. Send what you have from the jobsite or your phone, and we edit, crop, compress and sort it by project type.

Remodeling contractor website hosting depends on the package. Foundation does not include hosting, so the site goes live on a host you choose; Growth includes 3 months of hosting and domain; Success includes 6 months of hosting plus 6 months of maintenance. After that you can stay with us or move the site to any host, because the files are yours. Either way, a WordPress site needs regular updates, backups, a valid SSL certificate and a new project page now and then.

It is built so it can, but a launch alone does not rank a site. Growth includes basic SEO and AI search (GEO) setup, and Success includes advanced work: schema markup, answer-first service pages and project pages that Google and AI tools can read and quote. Ranking in the Map Pack and organic results for competitive remodeling searches takes ongoing work, which is our separate monthly SEO service. A designer who promises page-one rankings from a build alone is selling the launch, not the result.

Yes. Web design for remodelers is the core, and roofing, siding and window contractors, home builders, design-build firms and deck, basement and pool builders are all part of the market we work in, and each gets a site built for its buyer. A roofing site leads with storm and replacement pages and a call button; a home builder site leads with communities, floor plans and available lots. The six builds in the portfolio section above show how different those sites look. We do not build for HVAC, plumbing, electrical or handyman companies.