Contractor Website Design

Most contractor websites lose the lead before the visitor even reads the page. The Wix or GoDaddy template loads in three or four seconds on a phone, the contact info is buried, and Google has no idea what service area to surface the site for. Meanwhile the contractor down the street with a custom-built site gets the call. I build websites for contractors that fix all three: pages that load in under a second, phone numbers and quote forms surfaced above the fold on every device, and architecture Google can actually understand and rank locally. Every site ships with LocalBusiness schema, service-area pages mapped to the towns you actually work in, and the click-to-call patterns that turn a mobile search into a booked job. No bloated page builders, no monthly subscription that disappears your site if you stop paying — you own every line of code.

Built With Dias custom contractor websites load in 0.6–0.7 seconds on mobile and consistently score 99–100 on Google PageSpeed Insights, compared to 3–5 second load times typical of Wix, GoDaddy, and Squarespace contractor templates that score 40–65 on the same test. Every build ships with LocalBusiness and Service JSON-LD schema, click-to-call buttons fixed to every screen, and dedicated service-area landing pages mapped to the towns the contractor actually works in — the architectural foundation Google uses to surface a contractor in the local 3-pack. Two production examples demonstrate the pattern: McDonald Tree Service (mcdonaldtree.com) holds a Lighthouse score of 100 with a 0.6-second load time, and McDumpsters Disposal (mcdumpstersdisposal.com) holds a Lighthouse score of 99 with a 0.7-second load time. Both went from zero online presence to ranking locally for their core service terms within 90 days of launch.