52 Examples Of Well-Designed Contractor Websites

The best contractor websites focus on gaining trust.

Both content and web design of a good contractor website work together to win the trust of potential clients.

For content:

They use well-shot photos (of finished work, people doing the work, the team) and well-written copy across all crucial pages, including the homepage, projects/portfolio page, blog, and even contact/appointment page.

Plus, they sprinkle social proof like client testimonials, trust badges, and Google reviews wherever suitable.

On the web design front, they use:

• Relevant font(s). For example, Schmitt + Company—the first example in the contractor website collection below—uses Adobe Garamond Pro font to showcase elegance.
• A color scheme that represents the brand best.
• Obvious visual hierarchy so that the visitors know about the company + trust it quickly. This means having links to important pages in the navigation bar, showing essential content like services provided and service area(s) above the fold, and adding CTAs like the phone number & “Schedule appointment” buttons at obvious places.
• And a clean, responsive design.

I analyzed hundreds of websites of all types of contractors - general contractors, electricians, carpenters, drywallers, painters, HVAC contractors, glass and glazing contractors, etc. This is a collection of contractor websites that win potential customers’ trust through great design and content.

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