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Website Design

Contractor Website Design With the Price Printed on the Page

One page is $289. Six pages is $639. You see the site working before you pay for it.

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What it costs

How Much a Contractor Website Costs

Search that question and you get forum threads, a $10,000-to-$35,000 estimate, and a lot of "it depends." Here is the whole price list instead. Nothing on it changes after you call.

Sun City Marketing contractor website prices
What you are buyingPriceWhen it is live
Landing page — one page, six sections$2893–5 business days
Landing page renewal, following year$220
Gold Standard — 6 pages plus a county SEO page$63921 days
Platinum Standard — 6 pages, vector logo, custom header and footer$83921 days
Extra page, new client$150Any time
Hosting Care Plan — $330 first year$110every 90 days
Blog setup — home, archive, post template$225one-time
Blog post, written and published$30per post
Vector logo conversion$45

Domain registration is billed separately, usually around $20 a year. Full breakdown on the pricing page.

One page or six

Do You Need One Page or a Full Six-Page Site?

One page
$289

When one page is enough

You do one or two things, you work one area, and you need to exist on Google by next week. A single page carries your services, your city, your license, a form that sends, and a number that dials on one tap. It goes live in 3 to 5 business days.

  • Six sections on one scroll
  • Working contact form and click-to-call
  • Local SEO Schema Markup included
Six pages
$639

When you need the six

You run several services and want each one to rank on its own. Six pages gives every service its own page to compete with, plus a county SEO page for the wider area. Published in 21 days.

  • A page per service, not a paragraph per service
  • County SEO page for the surrounding market
  • Sitemap submitted to Google, Bing and Yandex

Start on one page and add the rest later if you want. Extra pages are $150 each, and they drop into the same build.

The honest answer

Do You Need a Website for Your Contracting Business?

If every job you get comes from your phone ringing with names you already know, you can put this off. Most contractors are not in that position for long.

Here is what actually happens. A homeowner gets your name from a neighbor. They type it into their phone before they call you. If nothing comes back, or what comes back is a lead-app profile sitting next to four competitors, you just got compared on price by a stranger.

A site ends that. It shows your work, your license number, your service area, and your phone number, on your own domain, with nobody else's ad on the page. That is the whole job. It does not need to be clever.

The second job is search. When somebody types your trade and your city, the businesses with real pages about that trade in that city are the ones Google has something to show. If you have no page, you are not in that conversation at all.

Old Town Temecula, in the Riverside County market Sun City Marketing builds contractor websites for
Riverside County. The work trucks parked here belong to the contractors competing for the same searches you are.
What gets built

What You Get: Custom HTML, Built to Load Fast

Every site we build is custom HTML. Your pages are written for your business and served as finished files. There is no page builder assembling the layout while your customer waits.

It loads now

Finished files go straight from the server to the phone. We target 90+ Lighthouse performance on every build, and page speed is a ranking signal Google measures directly.

Nothing to break

There is no admin login and no database sitting behind your homepage, so there is nothing to patch on a Tuesday and nothing to get compromised while you are on a roof.

Schema on every page

JSON-LD schema for local search visibility ships with every build, so search engines read your name, address, phone, services and hours as structured facts.

Built for the phone first

Your customers are standing in a driveway holding a cracked phone screen. The layout, the tap targets, and the call button are designed for that, then scaled up for desktop.

The demo comes first. Send a logo and one photo, we build a real working page at a real URL, and you open it on your phone before any money changes hands. We target 48 business hours. Full walkthrough on our process page.

By trade

Websites for Plumbers, Electricians and Every Other Trade

The build is the same. The pages, the words, and the search terms are not. A plumber and a painter are not being searched for the same way, at the same hour, for the same reason.

Plumbing

Half the searches are emergencies at bad hours. Water heater, slab leak, main line, repipe — each gets its own page, with the phone number reachable from any scroll position.

Electrical

High-trust, high-ticket work. Panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewires and service calls, with your license number where a homeowner can find it without hunting.

Roofing

Repair and replacement pull different searches and different budgets. They get separate pages so the estimate request matches what the customer was actually looking for.

Painting

Painting sells on the photos. Interior, exterior, cabinets and stucco each get room to show real finished work instead of a shared gallery grid.

Restoration

Water, fire and mold calls come in at 2 a.m. from a phone. The pages are built to load on a bad connection and put the call button in reach immediately.

General contracting

Wide scope, long sales cycle. Structure the services so a remodel lead and an ADU lead land on the page written for them, not on a homepage summary.

After it goes live

What Happens Once the Site Is Published

A site that nobody maintains starts rotting the day it launches. The Hosting Care Plan is what keeps yours online, current, and answering the phone.

The Care Plan

$110 every 90 days — $330 your first year, then $110 every 90 days after. It covers hosting, your info@ email forwarding, lead logging, and the edits you ask for — a new service, a price change, a photo from last week's job.

What it does not cover

Your domain registration is billed on its own, usually around $20 a year, and it stays in your name. We tell you a month before it renews. You are never locked out of your own address.

Adding to it later

A blog build is $225 and posts are $30 each after that. A vector logo conversion is $45. Extra service or city pages are $150. Nothing has to be decided on day one. See every contractor website design service we offer.

FAQ

Questions Contractors Actually Ask

How much does a contractor website cost?

Ours are $289 for a one-page site, $639 for a six-page site, and $839 for six pages with a vector logo and a custom header and footer. Extra pages are $150 each. Hosting is $110 every 90 days — $330 your first year — plus domain registration, usually about $20 a year.

Is $1500 a good price for a website?

It can be, if that price covers a full build, the copy, the schema, and somebody who answers the phone afterward. Ask what the $1500 includes and what happens in month four. Our six-page build is $639 and the number is printed above, so you have something to hold the quote against before you agree to anything.

How much should I pay to have a website built?

Pay for pages, copy, schema and speed. Do not pay for hours — hourly billing prices the meetings too. Ours run $289 to $839 depending on page count and logo work, and the number is quoted before the build starts, not after.

How much does it cost to hire a professional to make a website?

Agency quotes for contractor sites regularly run into five figures. We quote the finished site instead of the process: $639 for six pages, published in 21 days, and you review a working demo before any money changes hands.

How much does a 1 page website cost?

$289 with us. That buys a six-section page carrying your services, service area, a working contact form, click-to-call, and Local SEO Schema Markup. It is live in 3 to 5 business days and renews the following year at $220.

What should be on a one-page website?

Who you are, what you do, where you do it, proof you have done it, and how to reach you without scrolling far. A phone number that dials on one tap. A form that actually sends — we test the form before delivery, every time. Everything past that is decoration.

Do I need a website for my contracting business?

If you want work that is not sold to you by a lead app, yes. The homeowner who got your name from a neighbor is going to search it, and what comes back decides whether they call you or the next name on their list.

Do electricians need a website?

Same answer as every other trade, and a little more so. Electrical work is high-trust and high-ticket, and a homeowner checks you out before letting you into a panel. A page that loads in a second and shows your license number does that job while you are still driving.

How do I build a website for my construction company?

You can do it yourself on a builder if you have a weekend and the patience for it. If you would rather keep working, send us a logo and one photo. We build the demo first, you look at it, and you decide from there. Nothing is owed until you approve it.

How long does it take to build a contractor website?

The demo is targeted at 48 business hours. A one-page site is live in 3 to 5 business days. Six-page Gold Standard and Platinum Standard builds publish in 21 days. Read the full FAQ for the rest.

Where we build

Contractor Websites Across Riverside County and Beyond

We work out of Menifee, so Riverside County is home ground — we know which cities share a search market and which ones do not. Every city page below has its own build, its own copy, and its own schema.

Compare every package on the contractor website pricing page, or read how the four-step build process works before you send anything.

Send a Logo. Get a Working Site Back.

One logo, one photo, and we build the demo. You open it on your phone, and then you decide. Call (951) 553-3712 or send it through the contact form.

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