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Web design for contractors that matches the finished work.
Bay Area general contractors and remodelers do work that speaks for itself on the job site, then send prospects to a site that undersells it. Velari's contractor web design closes that gap — a before/after portfolio that shows the work at its best, AI intake that catches estimate requests around the clock, and SEO that gets found by homeowners planning a real project.
The work is high end. The website should match it.
Most contractors do excellent work behind a site that undersells it — dated design, a buried contact form, no real proof of past projects. Web design for contractors at Velari closes that gap, so the first impression a prospect gets carries the same standard as the finished kitchen, bathroom, or addition.
- A site that looks templated next to the actual quality of the work
- No real before/after proof, just a stock photo gallery
- Estimate requests buried or slow to reach anyone
A before/after portfolio does the selling for you
A general contractor's strongest sales tool is proof of finished work, not another paragraph of copy. Velari builds before/after showcases directly into the site — the same kind of interactive, scroll-driven gallery featured on Velari's own homepage — so a prospect scrolling a kitchen renovation or a full gut remodel sees exactly what the company is capable of before they ever fill out a form.
- Interactive before/after project galleries
- Project photography that sells the finished result
- Estimate-request forms built for GC and remodel scope
Catching the estimate request that comes in mid-job
A general contractor on a job site cannot take a call about a new estimate request, and voicemail loses jobs to whoever answers first. Velari's AI intake for contractors qualifies what a prospect needs — scope, timeline, budget range — and routes it to the team, so a Sunday-evening inquiry doesn't sit until Monday.
SEO built for how homeowners search for a GC
Contractor SEO in the Bay Area means ranking for the specific work — kitchen remodel, ADU, whole-home renovation — in the specific cities served, not competing generically for "contractor." Technical foundations first, then ongoing local and content SEO targeting the higher-value remodel searches that actually turn into signed contracts.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does a website for a general contractor or remodeler cost?
The Signature Site is a fixed $2,900 for a custom-designed, five-page contractor website with a before/after project showcase and technical SEO built in. Larger builds with a client portal for project tracking start from $8,500.
Can you build a before/after portfolio like the one on your homepage?
Yes — the interactive before/after showcase on Velari's own homepage is exactly the kind of module built into contractor sites: real project photography presented as a comparison, not a static gallery a prospect scrolls past.
How does AI intake work for a general contractor?
It answers website chats and can answer calls, asking about project type, scope, and timeline before routing a qualified estimate request to the team — so a lead from a Sunday-evening search gets captured instead of going cold. AI intake setup starts from $4,500; voice reception from $6,500.
Do you work with GCs and remodelers specifically, or all contractors?
Both general contractors and specialty remodelers — kitchen, bath, ADU, whole-home. The site and portfolio format are the same; the project photography and estimate-request questions are scoped to what the specific business actually builds.
What does contractor SEO focus on?
Ranking for specific remodel and construction searches — kitchen remodel, ADU builder, general contractor — in the cities actually served, built on technical foundations and a properly configured Google Business Profile. Retainers start from $1,200/month, three-month minimum.
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