Plan a contractor website, compare build scopes and make project evidence, enquiry forms and launch checks part of the work.
Start with the question your next homeowner needs answered. These guides explain how to choose a website scope, prepare useful project stories and check the handoff from an old site to a new one. Use them to review a proposal or prepare your team’s content.
Contractor websites and client examples ↗Plan a contractor website migration with a URL inventory, useful redirects, tested enquiry paths and post-launch search checks. Includes an RK Preferred example.
Compare a focused conversion website with a custom contractor build by page scope, project evidence, interactions, content readiness and ongoing responsibilities.
Turn a finished contractor project into a useful case study with an interview outline, photo plan, clear tradeoffs and a relevant consultation link.
Choose contractor form fields that help your office respond, qualify the project and offer the right next step. Includes a sample intake and testing checklist.
Compare access to domains, hosting, website files, content, analytics and enquiries before choosing a contractor website provider or planning a handoff.
Compare contractor website proposals by copy, project evidence, service pages, integrations, ownership, maintenance, and measurement instead of one unexplained build price.
Review contractor website service information, project evidence, mobile use and enquiry handling before assuming a redesign or more traffic will solve the problem.
