Contractor websites
Websites for Las Vegas general contractors and remodelers
A remodel or a custom home is a big decision, and homeowners spend weeks checking you out. Your site has to show finished work in depth, explain how a job runs from first meeting to final walkthrough, and make every license easy to verify.
What your customers look for
What homeowners want to see before they call.
- Finished projects with the story: what the owner wanted, what was hard, how long it took
- How a project runs, phase by phase, and what they sign off on
- Every license with its classification, linked to the state
- Who runs the jobs, by name
Nevada rules
What the site has to get right.
- Deposits follow Nevada’s capFor work on an owner-occupied single-family home, the down payment can’t exceed $1,000 or 10% of the contract price, whichever is less, unless you’ve filed the $100,000 consumer-protection bond (NRS 624.970). Your site’s payment wording has to match.
- Only the classifications you holdNevada bars advertising work outside your license classification (NRS 624.720(1)). Work done by a licensed sub under your contract is described as exactly that, and it pays to check each sub’s license and monetary limit before they start.
- Every license on every pageYour company name and each license number go in the footer of every page, each linked to the state lookup (NRS 624.720).
More on this: what Nevada law requires on a contractor’s website.
What we build
The pages your site needs.
- Each service: remodels, additions, custom homes
- Project case studies with full photo sets
- Your process, phase by phase
- About the principal and the team
- The towns and communities you build in
The styles that fit
- Editorial demo for custom builders and design-build firms
- Project trade demo for remodelers who sell by the finished job
- Standard site
- $2,500 one time
- Signature site
- $6,500 one time
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Worth reading
From the blog
- What Nevada law requires on a contractor’s websiteYour license number, the classifications you advertise, a privacy notice, and the rules for financing, deposits and insurance claims, in plain words.
Next step
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