Concrete, drywall, painting, framing — the trades that build everything are the businesses with the worst websites. That's your opening. While your competitors ride word of mouth, a real website puts your company in front of every GC and homeowner searching your trade.
We swing hammers too. Here's what we've watched cost tradesmen real money.
Half the trades run on a Facebook page and a phone number. Every GC or homeowner who searches your trade and finds nothing hires whoever they found instead.
If you pour concrete, hang drywall, and paint, each trade is its own search with its own customer. One generic page ranks for none of them.
Every estimate that takes three missed calls to schedule is a job your competitor quoted first. Slow intake kills trade work.
Subcontract work comes from GCs who need your capabilities, coverage, and past work in writing before you make the bid list.
Trades sell finished results. Without a real gallery, your 20 years of clean work is invisible and a two-year-old outfit with good photos looks equal.
Template sites make every crew look interchangeable — and interchangeable gets price-shopped.
The structure below is live on Next Gen Builders right now.
A full page for each trade you offer — framing, concrete, drywall, painting — each one built to rank for its own searches and speak to its own buyer.
An estimate pipeline on every page, so a prospect can request a bid in a minute and it lands in your hands instantly.
Bold photo showcases that prove the quality of your finished work before anyone picks up the phone.
Custom design — like the dark amber-and-gold identity we built for Next Gen Builders — that makes your crew look like the premium option, because you are.
Structured data and targeting so every trade you run gets found in every town you serve.
GCs and homeowners will open your site on a phone. It'll be the best-looking thing they see that day.
A live multi-trade construction site — four trades, one bold brand.
Next Gen Builders is a construction company our founder co-owns, running four trades: framing, concrete, drywall, and painting. We built it a dark-themed, 6-page website with amber and gold accents — a brand that looks as strong as the work — and gave each trade its own dedicated service page so every specialty ranks and sells on its own.
A built-in estimate request system turns visitors into bids, and the whole site runs fast and responsive on Netlify. This is what a trades website looks like when it's designed instead of templated.
Hundreds of programmatic service-area pages for a framing company whose crews work across four states. Name withheld until the client says it's fine.
Framing websitesA service-area site of nearly 1,000 pages for a Central Minnesota land-clearing, excavation and remodeling company, with estimate and snow sign-up forms that push every request to a phone in seconds.
Visit SiteStraight answers for tradesmen and crews.
Every trades website gets a set price for the initial build, then a monthly plan for only the services you need, priced to compete with the big names. Request a free quote and you'll know the full scope and price before work starts. See how pricing works.
Yes — someone searching for a concrete contractor will never click a generic construction page. On Next Gen Builders we built dedicated pages for framing, concrete, drywall, and painting, so each trade competes in its own search results.
First-hand. Style Marking's founder owns Revisions Unlimited, a Central Minnesota land-clearing and remodeling company, and co-owns Next Gen Builders, so we know the trades from the field, not just the browser.
Reach out through our contact form or email admin@stylemarking.com. Tell us about your trade business and we'll come back with a clear scope and a set build price before any work begins.
Tell us your trades and your towns — we'll come back with a clear scope and a fixed price, free and no obligation.