Contractor website design, branding and SEO for electricians, plumbers, HVAC companies, roofers, landscapers and renovation contractors in Edmonton and across Alberta. Built so the homeowner searching tonight finds you, trusts you and knows exactly how to book.
Someone with a leaking tank or a sagging deck is not browsing for fun. They want to know you do this job, you work in their area, you can come soon and you are someone they can trust in their home. A good trades website answers all four in the first minute, then makes booking easy.
People search for the job, not the trade. Furnace repair, panel upgrade, sump pump, eavestrough cleaning. Every core service gets its own page with a plain description, what it involves and the areas you cover, so the search and the visitor land in the right place.
Service areas decide who gets the call. We build pages for the communities and towns you actually drive to, and set your Google Business Profile service area to match, so a homeowner in Spruce Grove or Leduc sees you as local.
Response times, booking windows and an honest price range settle the two biggest questions before the phone rings. Where fixed prices make sense, like a tune up or an inspection, we show them clearly and let people book straight away.
Licensing, insurance, warranties, real photos of your crew and your trucks, and reviews from neighbours. These are the details that turn a stranger into a customer, and we give each one a clear, calm place on the page.
A tap to call button, a short quote form that asks for photos, and a booking link where your scheduling software allows it. Every enquiry lands in the right inbox with the details you need to price the job.
Four layers, each one tied to how a homeowner or property manager actually chooses a contractor. Take the full system, or begin with the layer that would help you most this season.
One page for each service you want more of, written in the words people type and structured so Google and AI tools can understand it. Each page carries its own photos, questions and a clear next step.
Service architecture. Keyword mapping. Copywriting. Schema markup.
Your mark, colours and type, designed to hold up on a truck door, a yard sign, a uniform and a phone screen alike. Crews look sharper, and the name gets remembered after the job is done.
Logo suite. Colour system. Usage rules for trucks and signs. Guidelines.
Google Business Profile set up properly, with categories, services, service areas and fresh job photos. We add a simple habit for asking every happy customer for a review, which is what fills the map results over time.
Google Business Profile. Service area pages. Review requests. Local citations.
Forms that ask for the address, the job type, photos and timing, so you can quote from the truck without a site visit for every small job. Notifications go straight to whoever handles scheduling.
Quote forms. Photo uploads. Routing. Follow up templates.
Furda Builds needed everything at once for its saunas, lounges, pool houses and outdoor offices. We came in before there was an identity or a website, built both from scratch, wrote the copy, and now run search and AI visibility on a retainer. It is the same full system a growing trade can use.
Read the Furda Builds case studyWe learn which jobs you want more of, where you want to work and what customers ask when they phone. Those answers shape everything that follows.
Services, service areas and the words that sell them are settled in one written brief, with scope, timeline and price, approved before design begins.
Pages, brand and photography direction come together in the open. You see progress every week, so nothing is a surprise, even in your busiest season.
The site launches with search foundations and your Google Business Profile in place, then a recorded walkthrough shows your team how to add a job or update a price.
Every project gets a written scope and a fixed price before work begins. Book two services together and save 10 percent, or three and save 15.
Starting price for a focused trades website with service pages, quote forms and search foundations built in.
Starting price for a mark, colours and type that look right on the truck, the invoice and the website.
Starting price for ongoing SEO, Google Business Profile care, new service area pages and a plain monthly report.
Trades websites with BL3SSED start at $1,900 for a focused site, with Foundation at $2,950 and Growth at $5,750 for larger service lists. Brand identity starts at $2,400 and ongoing search at $750 a month. You get a written scope and price before anything starts.
Yes, because referred customers still look you up before they call. They check your reviews, your photos and whether you cover their area. A clear website confirms the recommendation they were given and makes it easy to book.
Map results are driven mostly by a complete Google Business Profile, steady reviews and relevance to the search. We set up categories, services, service areas and photos, then help you build a simple review habit. Results build over weeks and months, and no one can guarantee a position.
Yes. We build quote forms that collect the address, job type, photos and timing, and we can connect a booking link from the scheduling software you already use where it supports one. Every enquiry arrives with enough detail to price the job.
Yes, for every service you want more of. A dedicated page lets you answer the questions specific to that job and gives Google and AI assistants a clear page to show when someone searches for it. Smaller services can share a page.
Yes. Sites are built so your team can change a price, add a project photo or post a seasonal offer without calling anyone. Every website includes a training session and a recorded walkthrough you can return to whenever you need it.
Most trades websites take three to six weeks, depending on how many services and areas you cover. You get a real timeline on the first call, and you see the work every week along the way, so launch day holds no surprises.
Tell us which jobs you want more of, and expect a written reply within one business day.