Contractor websites built for calls and quote requests.

If someone’s searching for pressure washing, landscaping, roofing, remodeling, or repairs, your site should make it easy to call, text, and request a quote. Based in Cleveland, I build mobile-first websites for Georgia contractors, with remote projects welcome across Tennessee, the Carolinas, Alabama, and Florida.

Flat fees • No subscriptions • You own the site when it’s done.

Southern Pressure Washing contractor website on desktop. Southern Pressure Washing contractor website on mobile.
Actual desktop and mobile views of Southern Pressure Washing, serving Northeast Georgia and North Metro Atlanta.

What contractors actually need online

Most contractor websites fail because they’re slow, unclear, or missing the basics.

  • Tap-to-call / tap-to-text (front and center)
  • Service list written plainly (what you do, where you do it)
  • Service area (towns you serve)
  • Before/after gallery that loads fast
  • Quote request (email link, form, or your existing scheduling tool)
  • Trust signals: reviews, licensed/insured note, years in business

Why speed matters for leads

A lot of North Georgia searches happen on weak signal in a truck, at a job site, or on the road. If your site doesn’t load fast, you lose the call.

Static HTML/CSS loads fast, costs little to run, and doesn’t break because a plugin updated itself. That’s why I build the ownership way.

Pricing (flat fee)

Most projects land between $350 and $2,500, depending on scope and content readiness.

  • Single-page lead capture build: $350–$800
  • Multi-page build (services, gallery, FAQs, service areas): $1,000–$2,500

Real contractor example: Southern Pressure Washing case study

More service-area info: North Georgia web design  |  Web design in Cleveland, GA

Ownership (no lock-in)

You own the domain and the files. If you ever change providers, your site doesn’t vanish.

If you want the full breakdown: Ownership vs Rental.

Free website checkup for contractors

Send your current website or Facebook page. I’ll tell you what you’re on, what you’re paying for, and what’s worth fixing.