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Websites for project-based contractors
Specialty contractor websites for project-based work.
I plan, design, and build websites for contractors whose customers need to understand capabilities, compare relevant projects, and discuss a specific job. The pages and inquiries are shaped around your trade, rather than a generic list of contractor services.
Show relevant completed work.
Make the first conversation useful.
Pages and content
Make the capabilities behind the trade name clear.
A broad label rarely tells customers enough. I help explain the work, practical limits, and information needed for a useful inquiry.
Capabilities and services
Describe the tasks and project types you take on, along with the boundaries customers need to know.
Completed work
Show relevant projects with photographs, scope, and context so visitors can compare them with their needs.
Project preparation
Use your real process to explain the planning, access, site information, or other preparation required.
Service area
Make the area you cover and relevant travel or delivery limits clear.
Customer confidence
Present genuine reviews, company information, and applicable credentials without broad unsupported claims.
Useful inquiry details
Ask about the project and location, with space for the questions your customers commonly raise.
Customer inquiries
Different trades need different project questions.
An excavation customer may need to explain site access; an outdoor-construction customer may start with an idea for a space. I use your experience to choose the information the site explains and the inquiry collects.
The same approach connects page writing, project photographs, service-area information, and contact options into a website suited to your business.
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Services What the customer can hire you to do.
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Projects Work that demonstrates the relevant capability.
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Preparation The information and conditions that affect a job.
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Contact Questions that help you respond usefully.
What I create
A complete website project—not only a homepage.
We agree the pages, writing, features, and existing-site work before the build.
A page plan
I organize your services, work examples, company information, service area, and contact options so visitors can find what matters.
Clear writing
The agreed writing turns your knowledge into understandable service descriptions, project stories, and answers to customer questions.
Desktop and mobile design
I design and build the pages around your brand, photographs, and content, with readable layouts and usable navigation.
A careful launch
For a redesign, I review existing pages and URLs. Launch work includes the agreed link, contact, tracking, and search-setting checks.
Selected work
See how I have approached other websites.
These examples show the work itself and my role, rather than promises about your future results.
Black Brothers Construction
SEO strategy and a website overhaul in development for a pole-barn, barndominium, and land-services contractor.
See the design and my role →TradePro Construction
Website design and service-page organization for a Vermont construction company, with completed work and estimate requests.
See the live website project →King James Bible Fellowship
My owned Bible-reading, study, and church-finding platform—not a client project.
Explore the platform work → Working process
Plan, create, review, and launch.
Your services, photographs, process, and customer questions shape the work.
Your business
Tell me what you do, who you want to reach, and what you need from your website.
Pages and content
I organize the pages, writing, features, and existing-site changes into a project plan.
Design and build
I write and build the agreed pages, with opportunities to review the content and design.
Launch and handoff
I check the desktop and mobile site, links, contact options, and agreed search settings before launch.
Common questions
Questions about your contractor website.
New websites and redesigns are part of the same service.
Can you write the website content?
Yes. Content planning and writing can be included in your website project. The proposal identifies the pages I will write and the business information, photographs, and reviews I need from you. You review the facts before publication.
Do you work with HVAC, electrical, or plumbing businesses?
No. I do not take on website or SEO work for those businesses.
Can SEO be included?
Yes. Search-aware page planning and agreed content and technical work can be included in the build. Ongoing SEO is separate from launching the website.
How much does a website cost?
I price website work around the project rather than a fixed page package. The page count, writing, design, features, existing-site changes, and platform affect the cost. Tell me what you need so I can outline the work and explain the project and recurring costs.
Work with Galen
Discuss your project →
Let’s explain what makes your trade and work distinct.
Tell me about your services, service area, current website if you have one, and the work you want customers to understand.