Websites for Tulsa remodelers & contractors

Websites for Tulsa remodelers and contractors

A remodel is the biggest check most of your customers will write all year, so they take their time. They look at your past work, read every page, and compare you with two other contractors before anybody calls. The site that wins shows the work, explains how a job with you actually goes, and makes asking for an estimate easy.

What a remodeling site has to do

The work, before and after

Nobody hires a remodeler off a paragraph. Your kitchens, baths, and additions, before and after, side by side, are the whole pitch.

A core page, $50 each

An estimate request that does the sorting

Kitchen or bath? Rough budget? When do they want to start? A few questions, one at a time, and every request lands ready to price instead of "call me about my house."

We can build it: free estimate

Explain how a job goes

The estimate, the deposit, the schedule, and what happens when you open a wall and find something. Customers who know what to expect up front are easier to work with all the way through.

A core page, $50 each

Photos of the room

Let people send pictures of the space along with the request, so the first visit is about the job instead of finding out what the job is.

Quote request with photos$100

Take the deposit online

A deposit button through your own payment account, so a signed job doesn't wait on a check in the mail.

Deposit or pay-your-invoice button$50

In every site, whatever the trade

Your home page: what you do, where you work, how to reach you

Built mobile-first — most of your customers are on a phone

Tap-to-call, tap-to-email, your service area, and a map, right up front

A contact form with spam protection that emails you the moment someone fills it out

Every page titled and described so Google can read it, plus a sitemap and your business details in the format Google reads

Readable on any screen, for anyone: good contrast, keyboard-friendly, labeled forms

No logo yet? A simple one made for you, free, in the formats you'll need for a truck, a sign or a card

A preview link to look at before anything goes live

SSL (the padlock) switched on and auto-renewing — it's free on modern hosting, and anyone billing you for it is padding

Loads in about a second, on hosting you pay ~$20–30 a month for, not $200

Real work in this trade

Remodeling company website — rebuilt end to end

Readable and usable on a phone, which is where most visitors arrive
Loads in about a second instead of waiting on a page full of clutter
A step-by-step estimate request and a tap-to-call number, right where people look

See the before and after →

Straight answers

Can I start small and add to it later?

Yes, and plenty of people should. Start with setup & standup for $500 (your home page and everything a real site needs) and add core pages or features later at the same prices. Bigger work gets scoped in stages with a fixed price on each one; you approve a stage before it starts, and you can stop the moment it's good enough. Nothing gets built that you haven't said yes to, and starting small doesn't box you in later.

Who owns everything when we're done?

You do: the code, the domain, and the analytics, in your name. The hosting account is yours too, unless you pick managed hosting; then it sits in our account until you ask for it, and we move everything into your name. If you ever want to move to someone else, you take the whole thing with you and nothing breaks.

What if I don't know what I need yet?

That's most people, and it's fine. Pick the closest option in the form, write a sentence about what's frustrating you, and send it. We'll come back with what we think the right shape is — including telling you if you don't need to spend money at all.