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Websites for contractors

A contractor website that wins bigger jobs

Remodels, roofing or additions: your projects, your process and a quote form, built in minutes.

The home page of Granite Ridge Builders, a demo website made with Digitally Boosted for a fictional contracting business
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See a contracting website the AI built

Built by the AI from these sentences, about a fictional business:

“Granite Ridge Builders is a licensed general contractor in Austin, TX. We remodel kitchens and bathrooms, build decks and additions, and handle permits. 15 years in business, free in-home estimates.”

Pages, words, design, photos and a logo, in about two minutes. Nothing edited by hand.

What your contracting website includes

Your services

Kitchens, baths, roofing, decks or additions, each with its own description.

Project galleries

Finished work in galleries that open full screen.

How a project works

Your steps from first visit to final walk-through, so customers know what to expect.

Estimate requests

Project details and contact information, to your inbox and email.

Licensed and insured

Your credentials where customers look for them.

Service area

The towns and counties you work in.

Tell it like you’d tell a customer

Write a few sentences about your business. For example:

“Granite Ridge Builders is a licensed general contractor in Austin, TX. We remodel kitchens and bathrooms, build decks and additions, and handle permits. 15 years in business, free in-home estimates.”

The AI plans your pages, writes them about you and picks photos. If something important is missing, like your license and insurance details, it asks before writing. It never invents phone numbers, prices or reviews.

What makes a contracting website work

Make the process clear

Big projects feel risky. Steps, timelines and who to call calm that worry.

Show finished work

Photos of real projects do more than any promise.

Proof, not claims

Add licenses, warranties and real reviews yourself; the AI won’t invent them.

Questions

Yes. Tell the AI about both and it plans pages for each, or add pages yourself in the editor.

Yes. Upload up to 20 photos when you create your website and the AI places them, or add galleries later.

Yes. Invite people by email as editors or owners.

Start with a free trial, no card needed. Starter is $12 a month billed yearly, or $15 month to month; Business is $24 or $29. Sales tax is added where it applies. See pricing.

Your website could be live tonight

Start with a free trial, no card needed, and go from a few sentences to a published website in one evening.