[ The lead-site problem ]

Stop Paying For Leads Three Other Contractors Got.

Lead sites charge you for every lead, and send the same homeowner to several contractors at once. Contractors say it plainly: the leads cost a lot and close poorly.

Shared leads
You pay for the lead, then race three or four other contractors to call first.
Paying per lead, forever
Stop paying and the calls stop.
Their name, not yours
Homeowners remember the lead site, not your company.
A website you own
Calls come straight to you. No per-lead fee, and it keeps working while you’re on a job.

A website won’t replace every lead source overnight, and nobody can promise you a number of calls. But every call it brings is yours, and it costs the same $39 a month however busy it gets.

[ What homeowners check ]

What Homeowners Look For Before They Call A Contractor.

Homeowners are picking someone to trust with their house. These are the things they check, and your site puts every one at the top.

Your ROC license
Arizona homeowners look contractors up on the Registrar of Contractors site. Your license number goes at the top, linked so they can check it.
Licensed and insured
Said plainly, not buried in the footer.
Reviews from more than one place
Homeowners trust a pattern of good reviews more than one perfect score.
Photos of real jobs
Kitchens, baths, patios, roofs. Phone photos of your own work beat stock photos.
Your warranty
What you stand behind, and for how long.
Local and established
How long you’ve been at it and the towns you work in.

Homeowners can look up any license on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site. Make it easy for them.

[ A sample I built ]

What Your Contractor Website Could Look Like.

Ironvale is a sample general contractor website for Gilbert. It shows what yours could look like, from the Call button at the top to the estimate form at the bottom.

Full homepage of a sample general contractor website for Gilbert, AZ, built by Casper Sites
Ironvale’s homepage, top to bottom
The same sample contractor website on a phone, with a Call Now button at the top
On a phone

Ironvale is a sample contractor we made up to show the layout. Open the full screenshot

From a Google review

What Clients Are Saying.

It was a pleasure to work with Sean! He created my consulting business website. I am extremely happy with the way it turned out. It only took a couple weeks for my website to start getting traffic from Google. GREAT WORK!

Maisy K.Consulting business owner 5.0 See it on Google ↗

[ Pages that bring calls ]

A Page For Every Service And Every Town.

Homeowners don’t search “contractor.” They search “kitchen remodel Gilbert” or “patio cover Mesa.” Each service and town you work in can have its own page.

Kitchen and bath remodels
A page each, with your photos and how you work.
Additions and patios
Covers, pavers, outdoor kitchens, whatever you build.
Repairs and handyman work
The small jobs that turn into big ones.
Your towns
Gilbert, Mesa, Chandler, Queen Creek. A page for each town you want work in.

Up to 10 pages are included, and each page after that is $50. General contractors, remodelers, roofers, concrete and pavers, painters, landscapers, pool builders and handymen all fit. Are you a plumber? See website design built for plumbers.

Sean from Casper Sites at his desk in Chandler

[ Who you’ll work with ]

Hi, I’m Sean. I build contractor websites in Chandler.

You work with me from the first mockup to launch day, the same way your customers work with you. No account manager in between. Call or text me at (602) 796-6062.

[ Questions ]

Contractor Website Questions.

Should my ROC number be on my website?

Yes. Arizona homeowners check it before they hire. Putting it at the top, linked to the Registrar of Contractors, saves them a step and shows you’ve got nothing to hide.

Do I need photos of every job?

No. A handful of good phone photos of finished work is plenty to start, and you can send more any time.

Can a website bring commercial work too?

It can show your commercial jobs and give them their own page. Commercial buyers check licenses and past work the same way homeowners do.

What about my lead-site reviews?

Your Google reviews matter most, because they show up right next to your business on Google. I can put your best reviews on your site too.

What does a contractor website cost?

$997 for the whole site, up to 10 pages, so remodels, additions, roofing or whatever you build can each get a page. Then $39 a month covers hosting, your domain and your changes. You see a mockup before you pay anything. See full pricing.

Who owns the site and the domain?

You do. The domain is registered in your company’s name and you keep a copy of the website files. There’s no contract, so if you ever leave, the site goes with you.

[ Book a call ]

Book Your Free 15 Minute Call.

Ready for a contractor website in Gilbert, Mesa or Chandler? Pick a time that works for you. We’ll talk about your business, your customers and what you want your website to do.

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Rather talk now? Call or text (602) 796-6062

Sean from Casper Sites

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