Show the craft. Win the job.
A remodel is a considered purchase, so the site has to do what a handshake used to: prove the craft and make requesting an estimate obvious. We hand-code a portfolio-first site that turns browsers into booked estimates.
How a contractor actually gets hired.
Nobody signs a forty thousand dollar contract from a phone in one sitting. They shortlist three names, open all three on a couch at night, and look for reasons to cross two off. The reasons are almost always the same: the photographs are small or stale, the range of work is unclear, and nothing on the page suggests anyone else has trusted this company with a job this size. The site is not closing the deal. It is deciding whether you make the shortlist at all.
What it is costing you now.
Your work is not the star
A template buries the best projects in a gallery nobody scrolls. For work this size the photographs should sell before a word is read.
Hard to request an estimate
If asking for a quote is not the clearest thing on the page, a homeowner who was ready to hire clicks away undecided.
No sense of scale
Reviews, finished projects and the range of work you take on have to land in seconds, or the job starts to feel risky.
What the build does about it.
Portfolio first
Large, fast project imagery and before and afters that make the quality obvious the moment the page opens.
One obvious next step
A short, low-friction estimate request, repeated down the page, so intent never has to hunt for a button.
Built to feel established
Named results and real reviews placed where they make a large job feel like a safe decision.
The software behind it is ours too.
Most agencies hand the software off to somebody else. Here it is drawn in the same studio as the site, so the two actually work together instead of merely matching in colour.
Estimating, change orders, draw schedules and subcontractor paperwork are where the margin leaks. We build the proposal, contract, e-signature and billing flow that keeps a job's money and its documents in one place.
Open the work on your phone.
Every address below is live right now. Open one next to the site you have and the comparison makes the argument better than we can.
Ewing Builders
Custom home builder, Sussex County. Their first website, plus the drone film and photographs it is built around.
Went from a Facebook page to a hand-coded site, a film of their work and 37 finished photographs.
ewingbuildersde.comRead the case studyAtlantic Source
Custom closets and garage storage, Delaware. Website, plus the dashboard and field app the office and the installers use every day.
Doubled its inbound leads and halved material-counting time inside a year.
atlanticsource.netRead the case studyDarby Electrical
Residential and commercial electrical contractor, Dover, Delaware.
darby-electrical.com“Damn right perfect. Looks great.”
On seeing darby-electrical.com for the first time
Any industry, not only this one.
These pages exist because we have done the work, not because the list is closed. If what you do is not here, the build is the same and the conversation starts the same way.