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Win more bids with a GC website that shows what you've built.

Homeowners hiring a general contractor are making one of the biggest investments of their lives. They need to see your past work, your license, and your process before they'll hand over a deposit. We build you a professional site that gives them all three — in under 24 hours.

Preview turnaround
~24 hrsto your preview
Starting price
$497one-time, you own it
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Build spec · General Contractors On the plan
  • 01 CT contractor license number
  • 02 Project categories and types
  • 03 Years in business and project count
  • 04 Permit and subcontractor info
  • 05 Typical project timelines
rendered in ~24 hrs Ready to launch
Your trade, drawn up to spec — then built before you pay.
Preview in about 24 hours. No agency wait.
Pay once. You own the site outright.
See it before you spend a dime.
Where the plan fails

Why most GC websites lose bids before they even start

Homeowners investing $30,000–$200,000 in a renovation do serious research before picking up the phone. A weak website costs you jobs you never knew you lost.

Risk 01

No project portfolio by type

A homeowner wanting a kitchen remodel needs to see kitchens you've done. A homeowner wanting an addition needs to see additions. A generic portfolio mixed together doesn't reassure anyone you specialize in what they need.

Risk 02

License and insurance not visible

Connecticut requires GCs to be licensed for most residential work. If your license number isn't on your site, homeowners assume the worst — especially after they've heard horror stories about unlicensed contractors.

Risk 03

Scope of work unclear

Some GCs do everything. Others specialize. If your site doesn't clearly state the project types and scale you take on, you'll waste time on calls that go nowhere — or miss the projects you actually want.

Drawn to spec

What a great general contractor website looks like

We build sites that show the depth of your work and give homeowners the confidence to reach out.

Portfolio organized by project type

Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, full renovations, new construction — each category showcased separately so customers immediately see you've done exactly what they need.

License, bonding, and insurance displayed

Your CT contractor license number, bonding status, and liability coverage shown prominently. For high-dollar projects, this is table stakes — homeowners won't even consider a GC without visible credentials.

Your process explained clearly

A simple walkthrough of how you work — initial consultation, scope and estimate, permits, build, final walkthrough. Homeowners who understand your process have fewer objections and fewer surprises mid-project.

Free consultation CTA

A clear "Schedule a Free Consultation" button throughout the site. GC jobs aren't impulse purchases — the goal of your site is to get the first conversation scheduled, not close the deal on the spot.

The build spec

What your GC website needs to include

General contracting is a high-trust, high-dollar sale. These elements build the credibility that wins the bid.

Spec 01

CT contractor license number

Required for most residential work in Connecticut. Your HIC (Home Improvement Contractor) or contractor license number displayed on the homepage is the first thing a careful homeowner checks.

Spec 02

Project categories and types

Kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, home additions, basement finishing, new construction — each type of work you do deserves its own section so the right customer finds you immediately.

Spec 03

Years in business and project count

How long you've been operating and how many projects you've completed. These numbers build immediate credibility for homeowners comparing you against newer competitors.

Spec 04

Permit and subcontractor info

A note confirming you pull permits on permitted work and use licensed subcontractors. Homeowners who've been burned by unpermitted work ask this before signing anything.

Spec 05

Typical project timelines

Ballpark timelines for the types of work you do. "Kitchen remodel: 4–8 weeks. Home addition: 3–5 months." This sets realistic expectations and filters out customers who need something done in an impossible timeframe.

Spec 06

Service area

The Connecticut towns and counties you serve. Especially important for GCs since larger projects are worth driving for — but you want to be specific so you rank in local searches.

Found on search

Built to rank for "general contractor near me" searches

We structure every GC site to rank for the searches homeowners actually use — "general contractor Hartford CT," "home remodeling contractor near me," "kitchen remodel contractor Connecticut." Proper page structure, service keywords, and your service area all work together to put you above local competitors who have no SEO at all.

Most GC websites are built once and forgotten. A properly structured site compounds over time — the longer it's live, the more searches it ranks for.

Targets searches like
General contractor Hartford CT
Home remodeling contractor near me
Kitchen remodel contractor [your city]
Home addition contractor CT
Licensed GC Connecticut
Straightforward pricing

Starts at $497. You own it.

One-time — $497, $797, or $997. No contracts, no monthly lock-in. The preview is always free.

Want us to keep it running? Optional add-ons: hosting $49/mo, local SEO $149/mo, or the full bundle $297/mo. Never required.

Questions, answered

Questions from general contractors

Can you organize my portfolio by project type?

Yes. Kitchen remodels, bathroom renovations, additions, basement finishing — each category gets its own section with photos and descriptions. Customers looking for a specific type of project immediately see you've done it.

Will my license number be displayed?

Yes — prominently. Your CT HIC or contractor license number goes in the hero and footer. For a high-dollar renovation, it's the single most important trust signal you can show a homeowner before they call.

I use licensed subcontractors — can that be mentioned?

Absolutely. A line about using licensed and insured subs removes a major objection homeowners have when hiring a GC. We include it as a trust signal in the credentials section.

Can you include project timelines and typical project sizes?

Yes. Ballpark timelines and project scope ranges help set expectations and pre-qualify customers before they call. Homeowners who know roughly what to expect make better clients.

How fast can I have a new site?

Preview within 24 hours (often within a few hours), live within 24 hours of approval. Most GCs are surprised how fast it moves — the AI does the heavy lifting.

What if I want to add new project photos over time?

Every plan includes revision rounds for updates. If you want ongoing content changes, the hosting add-on includes minor content updates each month so your portfolio stays current.

Do you work with GCs outside Connecticut?

We're based in Hartford CT and know the New England market well, but we work with general contractors anywhere in the US. Your license requirements and service area will be specific to your state.

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