Commercial contractor marketing that wins bigger contracts
Property managers, developers and facility teams vet contractors online before they invite them to bid. We build websites and SEO for commercial contractors that show capability, experience and safety, and bring in project inquiries.
Why commercial contractors lose bids before they start
A homeowner-style website
Decision-makers want project scale, sectors served and capacity, not a homeowner sales pitch.
No project portfolio
Without case studies, it is hard for a buyer to picture you on their job.
Missing credentials
Licensing, bonding, insurance and safety records are often asked for first.
What we build for commercial contractors
Capability statement pages
Services, sectors, project sizes and coverage area, clearly laid out.
Project case studies
Scope, timeline, challenges and results with photos.
Credentials section
Licensing, bonding, insurance, safety and certifications.
Commercial SEO
Rankings for “commercial [service] contractor [city]” searches.
Bid and RFQ forms
Forms that collect project details and plans up front.
LinkedIn-ready content
Project posts that work for business audiences.
Contractor websites we have built
Real contractors we design, rank and grow websites for.
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How commercial buyers choose a contractor
Commercial work is won on trust and track record. Before a property manager or GC adds you to a bid list, they check your website for similar projects, capacity and credentials.
A commercial website design should read like a capability statement: who you work for, the size of jobs you handle, where you work and proof that you deliver on time and safely.
Commercial searches are lower volume but high value, so local SEO targets service-plus-city terms, and Google Ads can reach facility managers searching for urgent work.
Website and SEO pricing
Fixed prices in USD. No long contracts.
Business
For growing businesses that want leads from their site
- Up to 12 pages + blog
- Custom design with brand styling
- Speed optimization (90+ PageSpeed)
- Full Yoast SEO setup & sitemap
- Lead forms with email alerts
- Copywriting for 5 key pages
- 3 months of free website management
Local
For businesses serving several towns or counties
- 50+ pages
- 10 service-area pages, each targeting a town
- Everything in Business
- Local SEO setup for every area page
- Google Business Profile setup
- LocalBusiness schema markup
- Google Maps & area-specific contact forms
Growth SEO
For businesses competing in several cities
- 25 target keywords
- Everything in Local SEO
- 2 SEO blog posts per month
- Technical SEO audit & fixes
- Quality backlink building
- Monthly report + strategy call
Add Website Maintenance for $69/mo or Social Media Management for $299/mo. Compare all packages
Commercial Contractors FAQs
Can one website serve both residential and commercial clients?
Yes. We split the site into clear residential and commercial sections so each audience sees relevant services and projects.
How much does a commercial contractor website cost?
Our websites start at $1,000 for up to 5 pages. Most contractors choose Business at $1,500 so every service gets its own page, or Local at $2,500 for 10 service-area pages and 50+ pages in total.
How long until I see results from SEO?
Most contractors see ranking movement within 2 to 3 months and stronger results around months 4 to 6. Google Ads can bring calls in sooner while SEO builds.
Ready to win more jobs online?
Book a free 20-minute call. We’ll review your website and Google presence and show you what’s holding you back.