The price shoppers
They ask seven contractors for a quote and pick the cheapest. They cost you hours of site visits and estimating, for nothing.
For renovation contractors
Your before/afters
are worth more than
any brochure.
In renovation, the customer buys with their eyes and signs on trust. Your site has to show the work and settle the question of price, in that order.
What you actually need
- A before/after gallery for each type of room
- Price ranges, to filter out the window shoppers
- A form where the customer sends their own photos
- Your Google reviews shown right on the site
- One page per service: kitchen, bathroom, basement
- Your RBQ licence and your warranty in plain view
From 139 $/month · delivered in 30 days
What it comes down to
The problem is not the number of calls. It is their quality.
Most renovation contractors are not short on requests. They are short on serious ones.
The projects with no budget
The customer wants a new kitchen for 8 000 $. Nobody told them otherwise beforehand. You drive out, you price it, and the conversation ends there.
The requests outside your territory
An hour and a half of driving for a project you should never have received. Your site never said where you work.
The fix
A site that filters as much as it attracts.
Publishing price ranges by project type scares off the shoppers and reassures the real customers. Naming your territory clearly puts an end to the wasted drives. A form that asks for a rough budget saves you hours every week.
It is not backwards: it is what turns a busy site into a profitable one.
What we build for you
The before/after gallery, done right.
It is your best sales argument, and it is almost always the worst-built part of a renovation site.
- A before/after slider the visitor drags themselves. They stay on the page three times longer.
- Sorted by project type — kitchen, bathroom, basement, exterior — so the customer recognizes their own job right away.
- With the context: how long the work took, price range, town. That is what turns a photo into proof.
- Easy to feed from your phone, without calling us.
Packages
Published prices, payable monthly.
Trade questions
What renovation contractors ask us.
Yes, and that is exactly the point. The ones it scares away are the ones who did not have the budget anyway — you would have found that out after two hours of visiting and estimating. A range along the lines of “a full bathroom usually starts at X” commits you to nothing and saves you a serious amount of time. The contractors who take that step never go back.
Word of mouth does not replace a site: it makes one matter more. When your name gets passed along, the first thing that person does is look you up online. What they find at that moment decides whether they call you or ask for a second name. A site is there to convert a referral as much as to generate new ones.
Yes, from the Structure package up, and it is one of the parts that pays off most. We show them as they are, without sorting them, because reviews that look cherry-picked convince nobody. We never write fake reviews, under any circumstances.
Fewer wasted visits.
More contracts signed.
Fifteen minutes to find out what it would look like in your case.