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Trades / Construction
Construction websites built for the long sales cycle
Website for construction companies in Auburn, WA
Weeks pass between the first search and a signed contract. I build a site that keeps your work in front of the prospect the whole way through.
Updated October 20, 2026
Built for how remodel clients decide
Construction clients research for weeks before they call, so most of the decision happens on your site, not on the phone. Project pages, real photos and your Google reviews keep a prospect convinced through that stretch, and the quote form asks for scope, budget and timeline without reading like an interrogation.
What goes into a construction site
Two clear calls to action
Schedule a consultation for warm prospects, request a quote for the ones ready to talk numbers.
Service-area schema
Every city you serve, marked up for Google.
Project pages
Each finished job gets its own page with the story, photos and rough timeline.
Before and after
Same angle and lighting where possible, so the difference sells itself.
License, bond and insurance
Your L&I license, bond and insurance in the footer of every page.
What to expect
Timelines, permits, change orders and the payment schedule, explained before the call.
Fewer, deeper project pages
Five to ten substantive project pages do more than fifty thin ones, because remodel clients read the details. Start with the jobs you’d most like to repeat.
Case study, remodeling in Bonney Lake
Velare Remodeling went from invisible to booked
From minimal online presence to landing clients within two months, including the build. The site leans on project pages over service pages, real photos over stock, and a contact form that qualifies leads without scaring them off.
“Professional, responsive, and incredibly skilled.”
Construction website questions
Call or text (206) 940-8704.
How much does a construction website cost?
$4,500 flat, one-time, and you own it. Hosting and maintenance is $150 a month on Foundation. Rank, my monthly SEO plan, is $350 a month on top of that.
How long does it take?
Fourteen days from our kickoff call and your photos.
Should the quote form ask for a budget?
Yes, phrased as help: it lets me prep the right options. Budget, timeline and scope up front separate serious prospects from early browsers.
Can the site show financing options?
Yes, as banners, pre-qualification links or a payment calculator if your financing partner provides one. Credit decisions run through your partner.
Designed, coded and optimized by Jonah Chegarnov in Auburn. No subcontractors, no handoffs.
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