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Website design for roofing companies and contractors in Nashville
Trade work is a trust purchase, often urgent, and almost always compared against two other quotes. The website’s job is to look like a company worth letting into your home.
What a contractor website actually needs
The four things that matter
- Completed work shown properly, at scale
- Service area stated plainly
- Licensing, insurance and warranty answered without asking
- A quote request that works at 11pm during a leak
Contractors and trades we have built
JP Pro Services Demo
Roofing and renovations across Middle Tennessee. Repositioning, service architecture, trust-led design system.
How we build it
We start from your content, not a template
If you already post, we build the site out of your feed — the reels and photos become the site itself. How that works.
If you have no content, we make it
Plenty of contractors and trades have a great space and almost nothing to show for it online. We bring a professional videographer, shoot it properly, and you keep every clip. The shoot, explained.
Then we make it findable
Service pages, local signals, schema, speed, and every video translated into text a search engine can actually read. The SEO layer.
Common questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
$1,000 to build and launch — $500 to start and $500 on delivery — then $50/mo to host or $500/mo with SEO. If you have no photos or video to build from, an on-site shoot is $500.
How long does it take?
About five business days from the point we have your content. We build a free demo first, so you see the finished site before you pay anything.
Do I have to have an Instagram?
No. It helps, because we can build straight from it. If you do not have one — or it is empty — we shoot the content for you instead.
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