Contractor website redesign
Contractor websites need to make the scope of work easy to understand. Buyers want services, locations, proof, and a fast path to contact.
What the review covers.
The contractor website redesign review connects the current site to the new structure before design decisions get locked in.
- Service and trade pages
- Project proof structure
- Service-area architecture
- RFQ-friendly forms
Service and trade pages
Service and trade pages is defined before layout work starts, then checked against the live page at launch.
Project proof structure
Project proof belongs near the service claim so buyers can see the kind of work behind the offer.
Service-area architecture
Service-area pages are planned around how buyers search locally and regionally.
RFQ-friendly forms
RFQ, emergency, and quote paths are separated from general contact so urgent buyers can act quickly.
What gets improved.
Service and trade pages
Service and trade pages is defined before layout work starts, then checked against the live page at launch.
Project proof structure
Project proof belongs near the service claim so buyers can see the kind of work behind the offer.
Service-area architecture
Service-area pages are planned around how buyers search locally and regionally.
RFQ-friendly forms
RFQ, emergency, and quote paths are separated from general contact so urgent buyers can act quickly.
Tell us about the site you want to rebuild.
Send the current URL and what the next version needs to support. The first review looks at structure, SEO risk, content, forms, and launch details.