How long does it take to launch a contractor website?

For a simple project, allow 3 to 5 days once your copy and photos are ready. A larger project, with several specialties and project pages, can take a few weeks; the timeline is set in your quote.

Do I need to show my RBQ licence number on my website?

Yes. According to the Régie du bâtiment du Québec, your licence number must appear on your website, as in all your advertising. We place it in plain view, where customers look for it.

I don’t have photos of my past projects. Where do I start?

With your next jobs: phone photos taken before, during and after are often enough. We pick the best ones and make them shine; our article on job-site photos explains what to capture.

Can customers send plans or photos?

Yes. The form can receive documents and the information you need to prepare your quote: type of project, timeline, intended budget.

Will my website be in French and English?

Yes. Our websites are bilingual by default, to reach all your customers, whatever their language.

Contractor website design for construction and renovation

A website that proves you’re serious before the first call: your projects, your RBQ licence and a form that qualifies requests.

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Overview

Your customer trusts you with their home before they know you

Contractor website design starts with reassurance. A renovation or an addition often represents tens of thousands of dollars: before calling, customers check who you are, what you’ve already built and whether you’re licensed. A dated site with no project photos or clear contact details raises doubts, even about a good contractor.

Talgasy Web builds websites for construction and renovation contractors: your before-and-after projects, your specialties, your territory and a quote form built around your jobs, in French and English. For a simple project, allow 3 to 5 days once your copy and photos are ready.

The essentials

What your contractor website needs to do

Five things that make a customer choose you among the quotes they compare.

01
Show your projects, step by step
Real project pages: before, during, after, with the type of work and the town. A customer who sees a project like theirs pictures it right away.
02
Display your proof of reliability
Your RBQ licence number, which the Régie du bâtiment requires on your website, your insurance and your professional associations where applicable, in plain view. They’re the first things customers check.
03
Qualify quote requests
A form that asks for the type of project, timeline, intended budget and photos or plans. You avoid trips for projects that aren’t a fit.
04
Present each specialty separately
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions, new builds: each specialty gets its own page, which helps customers find you and Google rank you for the right search.
05
Get found in your area
Titles, descriptions and local content structured from day one, for searches like “renovation contractor” followed by your town. The site works hand in hand with your Google Business Profile and reviews, which matter a lot in local search.

From one project to the next

A website that supports every project

From the first click to the referral, the site works at every step:

ResearchCustomers compare contractors: your projects, your licence and your reviews make the difference.
QuoteThe form gathers the project, timeline and budget before your visit.
Job sitePhotos of the ongoing project feed your gallery and your social media.
ReferralA finished project page and a Google review: the best argument for the next customer.

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