A remodeling website that shows off finished jobs

The most effective way to build a remodeling contractor website is to describe your services, service area, and best projects to we.inc and let the AI build a site with a project gallery and quote request form, or start from a free template if you just need something live quickly. Free plan sites are template-only with no AI; AI-built sites start at $20 a month on the Starter plan.

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Put your best before and after photos, services, and service area in front of homeowners ready to hire.

Pages every remodeling contractor website needs

Services: Break out kitchens, bathrooms, additions, and basements separately so homeowners searching for a specific project find it fast.
Project Gallery: Before and after photos are the single biggest trust-builder for remodeling; homeowners want to see real finished work before they call.
About / Service Area: Licensing, years in business, and the specific cities or counties you serve help homeowners confirm you're a local, credible option.
Reviews / Testimonials: Remodeling is a high-dollar, high-trust decision, and real reviews reduce hesitation more than almost any other page.
Get a Quote: A form collecting project type, rough scope, and timeline lets you qualify leads before the first phone call.
Process: Homeowners unfamiliar with remodeling want to know what to expect: consultation, design, permitting, construction, walkthrough.

Try this prompt

A website for a kitchen and bathroom remodeling company called Cascade Home Renovations serving the greater Seattle area, with a services page covering kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, a before and after project gallery, a page describing their process, and a quote request form.

How do I present a project in the gallery so it wins work?

Tell the story of one job in four parts: what the homeowner wanted, what you found when you opened the walls, what you built and how long it took. Before, during and after photos from the same corner of the room show the change. A short quote from the client, with permission, finishes it. Three projects told this way outperform thirty unlabeled photos.

Should I explain permits and inspections?

Yes, briefly. Say that you pull the permits your local authority requires and schedule the inspections, and explain where they fit in your timeline. Homeowners who have heard horror stories about unpermitted work see this as a reason to hire you. Keep it general rather than quoting specific codes, which change.

Start from this design

Three designs that suit a remodeling contractor website.

Red & White Moving Company
Cream CPA and Accounting Firm
Independent Insurance Agency

About remodeling contractor website design on we.inc

Skip the remodeling contractor web design brief and the six week wait. Tell the AI about the business in a sentence and it builds the whole site, ready to edit.

Features designed for your industry

Before & after gallery: A photo gallery built to show off finished kitchens, bathrooms, and additions side by side with the original space.
Service area: List the cities and neighborhoods you serve so local homeowners know you cover their area.
Quote request form: A form that collects the project details you need before giving an estimate, built from your own process.

Who this remodeling contractor website design suits

Kitchen and bath remodeler showcasing recent projects by style
General contractor covering additions, basements, and whole-home remodels
Design-build firm walking homeowners through their process step by step
Small remodeling crew building their first professional web presence

What makes a remodeling contractor website work

Photos need to be organized by room type

A gallery mixing kitchens, bathrooms, and additions randomly is harder to browse than one organized by project type, since most homeowners are looking for one specific kind of remodel and want to see comparable work fast.

License and insurance info builds immediate trust

Remodeling is regulated in most states, and displaying your license number and proof of insurance on the about or contact page answers a question serious homeowners are already asking before they'll consider a quote.

Set expectations on the quote process

Most remodels need an in-person estimate rather than an instant online price, so a quote request form should set that expectation clearly (project details in, a scheduled visit out) instead of implying an immediate number.

Financing and permits are common homeowner questions

Many remodeling customers ask about financing options and who handles permits; addressing both briefly on the services or FAQ page, even just to say financing partners are available or permits are handled in-house, removes friction before the first call.

What it costs

A domain runs $10 to $20 a year. Since remodeling relies heavily on real project photos and local service area language, the $20 a month Starter plan is usually worth it to get AI-written service and process pages tailored to your specific work, though a free template with your own photos can work for a simple one-page presence.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a remodeling website cost?

A we.inc template site is free (up to three sites, no AI, published on a we.inc address). If you want the AI to write service and process pages from a description of your business, that starts at $20 a month on the Starter plan. A custom domain adds roughly $10 to $20 a year.

What pages does a remodeling contractor website need?

At minimum: a services page, a before and after project gallery, an about page covering licensing and service area, reviews, and a quote request page. Many contractors add a page explaining their process step by step.

Can homeowners get an instant price from the website?

Not usually, and it's honest to say so. Most remodeling projects need an in-person estimate, so the site's quote form should collect project details and lead to a scheduled visit rather than promise an instant number.

Can I use my own domain for my remodeling website?

Yes, we.inc paid plans (from $20/mo) include custom domains, SSL, and hosting, so you can connect your business name as a domain.

Will a remodeling website help me rank locally on Google?

Naming your specific service area (cities, counties, neighborhoods) plainly across the site helps far more than a generic 'serving the region' statement, and pairing the site with a claimed Google Business Profile matters just as much as the website itself for local search.