Contractor website example · Demo build
Renovation Contractor Website Example
Tidy Site Renovations is a made-up company. The website is real: 12 pages, each one built around a search homeowners type before they hire a renovator.
12 pages
A homepage, four service pages, an area page, five trust pages and a contact page.
One page per job
Bathroom, kitchen, basement and general contracting each get a page of their own.
Set up to be found
Titles, descriptions, alt text and schema on every page before launch.
What's inside
Three kinds of pages, one job each.
Homepage
14 sections that answer what a homeowner asks first: what you renovate, where you work, where prices start and who has hired you.
Service pages
Bathroom, kitchen, basement and general contractor. Each has its own price, steps, questions and quote form.
Area and trust pages
A Markham page for the next town over, plus reviews, about, licence and insurance, warranty and how we work.
Site map
12 pages, and why each one is there.
Homepage
Service pages · 4
Bathroom renovation
Kitchen renovation
Basement renovation
General contractor
One page for each job a homeowner searches for.
Area page · 1
Markham
For homeowners in the next town over.
Trust pages · 5
Reviews
About
Licence and insurance
Warranty
How we work
What a homeowner checks before they call.
Contact · 1
Contact
Quote form, map and hours in one place.
Under the hood
The work you can't see in a screenshot.
A title and description on every page
Each written for the search that page is built around.
Alt text on every image
So search engines and screen readers know what each photo shows.
FAQ schema
Questions on the page are marked up so Google can read them as answers.
LocalBusiness schema
Name, area and hours in a format search engines and AI tools read.
Questions
About this build
Is Tidy Site Renovations a real company?
No. It's a demo brand, made up to show how a renovation contractor's website can be planned and built. The pages, layout and setup are real. The reviews, licence numbers and prices on it are placeholders.
What pages does a renovation contractor website need?
A homepage, one page for each service you sell, a page for each area you want work from, trust pages (reviews, about, licence and insurance, warranty) and a contact page. This build has 12.
Why give every service its own page?
Homeowners search for the job, like “bathroom renovation Scarborough”. A page built for that one search answers it better than a single page that lists everything. It's the same structure behind contractor web design at The Ant Firm.
What is the site built on?
WordPress with Elementor, so the contractor can change text and photos without a developer.
Built for contractors
Want a website like this for your company?
One flat $2,000 build. You own the site, with no monthly fees. Start with a free look at your current site.