A contractor site has one job before it does anything else: tell a busy owner what you build or fix, where you will drive, and how to call you. General contractors and remodelers belong here. Painters, electricians, HVAC companies, roofers, plumbers, landscapers, lawn care companies, tree services, concrete and paving contractors, handymen, cleaning companies, and pest control companies each have their own page when that is the whole of the work.
Leave a clear place for your own license if the trade has one. A license number is not invented for the demo. Name the cities in Cuyahoga, Medina, Summit, and Lorain counties that you actually cover. You see a demo of the page before you pay.
Panel upgrades, rewires, and service calls have their own page. This contractors page is for remodelers and crews that are not a single licensed trade.
I do HVAC, electrical, or concrete work. Is this the right page?
Use the electrician page, the HVAC page, or the concrete and paving page. Those calls are different from a general remodel, so they are not folded into this one. Then use the contact form and name the towns you cover. You see a demo before you pay.
What does a contractor website cost?
The founding offer is $500 to set up and $50 a month, limited to the first 3 Ohio businesses. Hosting and ordinary upkeep are included. You see a demo of your own site before you pay.
Will the site invent a license number?
No. The page leaves a place for your own license. Nothing on the demo pretends you hold a credential you did not provide.
Request a demo of your site.
Use the contact form. Say the trade, the Northeast Ohio cities you cover, and what you want a customer to do when they land on the page. You see a demo before you pay.