Fast on a phone
Homeowners look you up on their phone, often standing in the room they want redone. Every page loads quickly there, project photos included.
Contractor websites that win the estimate.
Homeowners choose who to call before they ever pick up the phone. They want to see the finished room, a rough price and how the job runs. We build remodeler and contractor websites that show all three, so the calls you get come from people ready for an estimate.
Six questions homeowners ask before they call.
Answer them on the page and the estimate requests come from people who already want to hire you.
- 01
Will it look like what we picture?
Show the finished room, not a stock photo. Larkin Row lets homeowners drag from the drawing to the finished kitchen, so they see that what gets drawn is what gets built.
- 02
Roughly what will it cost?
Typical ranges for the jobs you do, set by you. Coquina Yard lets homeowners pick the pieces of a backyard and see a price range and time on site before they call.
- 03
How long will it take, and what happens when?
The job, step by step: design, permits, build, handover. Homeowners who know what week three looks like are far easier to say yes to.
- 04
Have you done a job like ours, near us?
Recent projects with the neighborhood, the time on site and the investment, so homeowners in Winter Park or Lake Nona see work from down the street.
- 05
Can we trust you in our home?
Reviews from homeowners, your license and insurance, and the people who will actually be in the house. Trust is what turns a browser into an estimate.
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How do we get an estimate?
One clear next step on every page: a design consult or a site visit, booked in a few fields. No hunting for a phone number.
Screenshots from Larkin Row and Coquina Yard, concept sites: their names, prices, reviews and figures are illustrative.
Orlando, every month
1,900 searches for “bathroom remodel”, at about $41 a click.
That is roughly what advertisers pay Google, on average, for one visit from an Orlando-area homeowner. Every one of those visits lands on a contractor’s website. A site that turns more of them into estimate requests is worth more than buying more clicks.
| Search | Searches a month | Cost per click |
|---|---|---|
| bathroom remodel | 1,900 | $41 |
| kitchen remodel | 720 | $32 |
| kitchen remodeling orlando | 320 | $33 |
| bathroom remodeling orlando | 260 | $37 |
Google Ads data via DataForSEO, Orlando area, October 2026. Cost per click is the average advertisers have paid.
Your projects, shown honestly.
We build around photos of your own jobs, never stock kitchens. Before and afters only when it is the same room, because homeowners notice when it is not.
Shots from different projects get one consistent color grade, so the whole site reads as one body of work.
Set up for Google
Your services, service area, license and reviews marked up for search engines, plus Google Search Console and your Google Business Profile pointing to the right pages.
Keeps what already works
Moving from an old site, we redirect every old page to its new address and keep the pages that already bring in estimate requests.
Prices on the page.
Pay monthly or buy it outright. Either way, your domain and content stay yours.
Monthly plan
$249/mo
+ $1,000 setup
- Custom design, up to 7 pages
- Hosting, security and backups
- 1 hour of edits every month
- Technical SEO setup and Google tools
- A short monthly report
3-month minimum, then cancel any time. After 12 paid months, the site is yours to keep.
How the monthly plan worksBuy it outright
From $4,500
one-time · optional care from $49/mo
- The same custom design and build
- Yours from launch day, code and all
- Two rounds of changes before launch
- Technical SEO setup and Google tools
- Paid in stages, no subscription
Half to start, half at launch. Care is $49/mo for hosting, security and backups, or $99/mo with an hour of edits. Or host it anywhere you like.
More than one location, online booking or a shop? You get a fixed quote along with your free homepage preview.
How do these compare? See what 21 Orlando studios charge.
Questions contractors ask us.
We already get leads from Angi or HomeAdvisor. Do we still need our own website?
Lead services can bring in work, but those leads are often shared with other contractors. Your own site is where homeowners who already found you, through a referral, a yard sign or a Google search, check you out before they call. Keep both for as long as the leads pay off.
Can the site show prices without committing us to a quote?
Yes. Typical ranges, clearly labelled as ranges, help homeowners decide whether to call, and you set them. A price builder like Coquina Yard’s shows a range for the pieces they pick, never a fixed quote.
Can you use our own project photos?
Yes, and we would rather. We build around photos of your own jobs, and give them one consistent color grade so shots from different projects sit together. If shots are missing, like the finished room from the doorway or the crew at work, we tell you which ones before we start.
Do you do before and after photos?
When you have a real before and after of the same room, yes, and they are some of the strongest photos a remodeler can show. We never pair two different rooms to fake one.
Can our license and insurance be on the site?
Yes. Your license number, insurance and any warranty can sit on every page, which is often the first thing a careful homeowner looks for.
Our site is on WordPress. Do we have to leave it?
No. Many contractor sites run on WordPress, and we can redesign yours in place in WordPress, from $4,500, keeping your blog and project pages where they are. Or we move you to our platform, which is faster and includes hosting and edits for $249 a month. The free homepage preview comes first either way, so you can compare before you decide.
Will a new website affect our Google rankings?
It can, if the switch is done carelessly. Nobody can guarantee rankings, but a careful switch should not cost you any. We redirect every old page to its new address, keep the pages that already rank, and watch Google Search Console closely after launch.
How long does a new contractor website take?
About three weeks: your site is live within 21 days of receiving your content (text, photos and any logins we need), with two rounds of changes along the way.