What a contractor website has to do
Most homeowners find a contractor on their phone, open two or three sites side by side, and call whoever looks the most trustworthy. Your website has three jobs in that moment: show the quality of your work, prove you're a real local business, and make calling you the easiest thing on the page.
That's what every CloudAtlas site is designed around. No stock photos of people in hard hats, no wall of text. Your projects up front, your phone number one tap away, and a clear next step on every page.
What you get
Built to rank from day one
SEO isn't a plugin we bolt on after launch. Every page is built with one clear heading, its own title and description, structured data Google can read, and links to the pages around it. Your sitemap is ready the day the site goes live.
The biggest piece is structure: a separate page for each service you offer and each town you cover, so a homeowner searching for that exact job in that exact town lands on a page written for them. Ongoing work happens through local SEO and your Google Business Profile.
How the build works
Every project runs through the same seven steps: Kickoff, Plan, Design, Build, Check, Launch and Wrap-up. You'll always know which step you're on and what we need from you next. In the Design step you pick from real design directions, not a template catalog. See the full breakdown on the pricing page.
Common questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
$400 to design and build it, then $150 a month for hosting, small edits, local SEO and a monthly report. The CRM is included in the monthly plan whenever you want it.
Do you use templates?
No. Each site is designed for your business. In the Design step you choose from real design directions made for you.
What do I need to give you?
Your services, the towns you work in, your best project photos and any reviews you already have. We collect all of it at Kickoff.
Can I make changes after launch?
Yes. Small edits are part of the monthly plan, so you just tell us what to change.