Calgary · Contractor Web Design
Contractor websites that actually bring you jobs
HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing. Built by a dual Red Seal tradesman who spent 24 years on the tools before building websites — so nobody has to explain to us what a service call is.
- Fixed price $2,497
- Live in 7 days
- You own everything
- No ranking promises
Quick Answer
Who is this for and what does it cost?
This is contractor website design for Calgary-area trades — HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, and the rest. You get a five-page mobile-first site with an emergency call button, quote request forms, service-area pages, and local schema markup, for a fixed $2,497, live within seven days. You own the files, the content, and the domain.
The problem
You fix furnaces. You should not have to fix your website too.
73%
of local business searches start on a phone — with 52% starting on Google Search and another 9% on Google Maps.
Source: BrightLocal Consumer Search Behavior 2026 (1,227 US consumers). US survey data — cited for direction, not as an Alberta-specific figure.
Somebody standing in a cold house with a dead furnace is holding a phone, not sitting at a desk. If your site loads slowly, hides the phone number, or renders like a desktop page squeezed into a narrow screen, they are gone before they read a word about you.
That is the whole game for a trades website. Not awards, not animation — load fast, say what you do and where, and make the phone number impossible to miss.
We build every contractor site phone-first for exactly that reason: a sticky call button, a tap-to-book emergency CTA, and compressed images that load on a weak signal.
Why us
Built by a tradesman, for tradesmen
Dual Red Seal certified — Master Electrician and HVAC-R Technician. 24+ years in Alberta trades and heavy industry, including about nine years running an electrical contracting company.
That is not a marketing angle, it is the actual background. It means you do not have to explain what a service call is worth, why a no-heat call at -30 is different from a bathroom reno quote, or why a form that asks fourteen questions never gets filled out. We build contractor sites the way we would want our own built — and we have been on the other side of that quote.
What's included
The features that matter on a trades site
Online booking
A calendar customers can book into at 10pm without calling you. Slots, service types, and lead times all set by you.
Emergency call button
A hard-to-miss emergency CTA that dials you directly, sticky on mobile. No-heat calls in January should take one tap.
Service area pages
Proper pages for Calgary, Airdrie, Okotoks, Cochrane, and wherever else your trucks actually go — each with unique local copy.
Review integration
We wire your site to display your own Google, HomeStars, or Facebook reviews as you earn them. We never invent reviews to fill the space.
Quote request forms
Forms that ask qualifying questions — job type, address, urgency, whether it is a rental — so you can triage before you drive.
Before-and-after galleries
Your own job photos, sized and compressed properly so they load fast on a phone with two bars in a basement.
Local search
Built for the searches that happen near you
Every contractor site is structured for local and near-me searches — proper service-area pages, local schema, and consistent business details. We build the structure; we do not promise the position.
Service areas we build pages for
Each gets unique local copy — not the same paragraph with the city name swapped out, which search engines have been ignoring for years.
What is in the Growth package
$2,497
one-time · fixed price
- 5 pages built around your services
- Mobile-first design
- Emergency call CTA
- Quote request form with qualifying questions
- Google Business Profile setup guidance
- Service area page structure
- Schema markup for local search
- 1 month of support after launch
Who we build for
Trades we know how to write for
FAQ
Contractor website questions
Stop renting leads. Own your website.
Tell us your trade and your service area. You will get a fixed price in writing — no sales call required to see a number.