Renovation company websites laid out like a house, one page for every room you rebuild
I design and hand-code sites for home renovation and remodeling contractors in Ontario. Someone searching for a basement lands on your basement page, with your basements on it. One payment of $899, $1,499 or $2,999, fixed in writing before I start.
/kitchens/Layout changes, cabinets, and your finished kitchens filling the page.
/bathrooms/Tile, vanities, moved plumbing, and a smaller budget than the kitchen buyer has.
/basements/Rec rooms and second suites, ceiling height, windows, permits.
/additions/Drawings, permits and weeks on site. The biggest cheque gets the fullest page.
/condos/Building rules, elevator bookings, quiet hours.
/whole-home/Several trades on one schedule, and the order the work happens in.
Each room on this plan is one page of your site, with its own address, photos and quote button.
The site I built for a Thornhill renovation company
This company does kitchens, bathrooms, condos and full homes, so that's how I split the site. Its high-end work is why the design went dark with gold.
- Sliders that drag from before to after on real jobs
- A separate page for each renovation service
- A free on-site consultation as the next step at the end of every service page
- Click-to-call, and a reply promised within 24 hours
One finished job becomes one page, and this is all I need from you
You don't write anything fancy. Send me these from the job and I do the rest.
Four more contractors, four different jobs for the site to do
A painter and a kitchen renovator sell differently, so their sites open differently. This is what each one puts first.
Kitchens and baths, Toronto
Galleries sorted room by room, with kitchens and bathrooms on separate pages and a consultation request after each project.
How I built it
Exterior renovation, Toronto
Project galleries and estimate forms for a growing contractor, with local SEO underneath them.
How I built it
Painting, Thornhill
Galleries by home style and colour, and an estimate form that collects what a real quote needs.
How I built it
Handyman, Toronto
A service menu you can scan fast, signals on price up front, and instant contact for smaller repair jobs.
How I built itIf most of your work is one room, I've also written up websites for kitchen remodelers, and for installers who come in after you there's websites for flooring companies.
What Ontario's renovation rules let your site say first
Every renovator here works under the same Consumer Protection Act. A homeowner who sees it explained on your site before the visit already knows what they're signing.
A renovation contract above this has to be in writing, with the work, materials, total and payment schedule spelled out.
Your job pages show that same level of detail.
An estimate in a contract can't be passed by more than this without a signed change.
A short "what moves the price" section belongs on each room page.
A contract signed at the customer's home can be cancelled within this time without fees.
Say so on your consultation page. It makes the visit easier to book.
The customer is responsible for them unless the contract says otherwise, and many contractors offer to handle them.
If you do, that goes in big type on the basement and addition pages.
All four figures come from the province's guide for renovators and roofers.
Which plan fits the size of your company
Count your rooms and your jobs worth showing. That's what sets the price.
Home, about, contact and up to seven room or job pages. Fits a small crew with a few services.
Room pages and job pages together, a blog, and a training session on managing the site.
Every room, job and town gets a page, plus custom forms such as a project budget form and 90 days of priority maintenance.
Prices are CAD, paid once. Expect the site online 5 to 7 days after I have your photos and service list. Your yearly cost from then on is a domain and hosting, roughly $100 to $200, and none of it comes to me. The pricing page lists each plan line by line.
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What renovation company owners ask me
We do kitchens, basements and additions. Does each one need its own page?
Yes. A basement buyer and an addition buyer have different budgets and type different words into Google. A separate page gives each of them the right photos, the right questions and a quote button.
How much for a site with ten service and job pages?
$899 covers up to 10 pages. For up to 20 pages with a blog and a training session it's $1,499. Past that it's $2,999 with no page limit. You see the number in writing before I start.
I only have phone pictures of past jobs. Can we start with those?
Yes, if they're sharp and taken in daylight. I crop and compress them. On your next job, take the before shot from the corner you'll use for the after shot, and the pair will line up.
Should I publish renovation prices?
Give a range, or list what moves the number: room size, plumbing that moves, walls that come down, permits. A homeowner with a budget in mind then calls knowing roughly where they stand.
I work in six towns from one address. Do I need a page for each town?
Only for towns where you have finished jobs to show. Your one real address stays on every page, with no invented offices. Here's the page I wrote for renovation companies in Thornhill.
Who adds new jobs once the site is live?
You can, because I show you how at handover. Or I add them for you on the $100 a month website support plan, usually the same business day.
Can I take the site with me if I stop working with you?
It stays yours. You keep the domain, the files and the text, there's no contract, and I hand over the access you need.
Tell me which rooms you renovate, and I'll send a fixed price
List your services and the towns you work in. You get the number in writing before any work starts.
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