GetConstructionWebsite

What is usually wrong with a contractor's current site?

Most of these are not design flaws. They are structural gaps, and each one quietly costs a bid before it is ever won.One page tries to cover every serviceFraming, remodels and ground-up builds get lumped into a single "construction services" paragraph.

Who answers the phone when you are on the roof?

On Framing and Finish Out, the AI Engine does: an AI receptionist for the calls your team cannot take, a chat agent on your website and replies by text.

What is in every plan?

Nothing here is itemized separately later. The $697 build fee is the only one-time cost, and it is invoiced only after launch.A custom-coded siteEvery page built for speed, not assembled from plugins.Service and location pagesOne per service you bid, one per town you serve.Estimate request formWired into your CRM by API, Zapier or Make.A free domainRegistered in your name for as long as your plan runs.Managed.

How will buyers find your company, on Google and in AI answers?

Through four layers built into every plan: SEO so you rank, AEO so your answers get featured, GEO so AI assistants can cite you, and schema so machines understand each page.

What does the business look like once the site is running?

The website stops being a job on somebody's list. It is live 7 to 15 days after onboarding depending on plan, and from then on it changes every week without you chasing anyone.Monday, 7amWeekend estimate requests are already in your CRM, each one carrying the project type, rough scope and town the form asked for.Mid-morning, between sitesA property manager opens your tenant improvement page on a phone and it loads.