Fox Valley & Green Bay
Websites for contractors who'd rather be on the job.
Loads in under a second on a phone with one bar. Shows up when someone searches your trade in your town. Nothing down, $149 a month.
Nothing down
$149/month, 12-month term. Hosting and changes included.
Live in about two weeks
Not three months of back and forth about a logo.
Your domain stays yours
Registered in your name. If you leave, it goes with you.
Built for your trade
A roofer and an electrician need different things from a website. These aren't the same site with the word swapped.
Plumbers
When a water heater goes at six in the morning, nobody browses.
HVAC contractors
Your year is two spikes and a lot of waiting.
Roofers
After a hail storm you're competing with out-of-state crews in rented trucks.
Electricians
Half your searches are people who don't know what they need.
Landscapers
Landscaping is the one trade where photos genuinely sell the job.
Concrete and excavating contractors
Nobody spends fifteen thousand on a driveway from a company they can't verify.
Remodelers
Your customer is comparing you to two other bids for six weeks.
Painters
Painting is competitive, local, and decided fast.
What you get
Contractor websites
A five-page site that loads fast on a phone, makes calling you obvious, and tells Google exactly where you work and what you do.
Google Business Profile setup
For a local contractor, your Google Business Profile is usually worth more than your website. It's also free, and most contractors have never finished setting theirs up.
Local SEO
Getting found for the searches that actually turn into jobs, in the towns you actually serve.
Website redesign
You already have a site. It's slow, it looks like 2013, and you can't edit it without emailing someone. Replacing it shouldn't cost you the rankings you've built.
Hosting and maintenance
Included in the monthly price, because a website that nobody maintains becomes a liability within about two years.
The honest version, free, no form required
Everything below is what we'd tell you on a call. If you read it and decide to do it yourself, that's a fine outcome.
How contractors actually get found on Google
No jargon, no packages. Just what's actually happening when someone searches for a contractor, and which parts you can influence.
What a contractor website actually needs
Most contractor websites are either too thin to rank or bloated with things that never made anyone call. Here's the honest middle.
Why most contractor websites are slow
If your site takes five seconds on a phone, you're losing calls before anyone sees your work. Here's what's causing it.
Tell us your trade and your town. We'll tell you what it takes.
Fill in the form and say when you're free — we'll reach out then. No sales sequence, and we'll tell you if you don't need us.
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