Give contractors a website built for the jobs they want
Deliver more than a refreshed contractor homepage. In Revamp, your agency can create a professional design, explain the services clearly and build quote requests or booking flows around how each business operates. Refine the presentation and the working experience in one project, then keep it useful as the contractor adds services and locations.
Start with how the contractor actually works
An emergency plumbing enquiry, a roof replacement quote and a recurring lawn-care booking need different experiences. Before changing the design, agree with the client on the jobs they want, the areas they serve and how their team follows up.
Bring the existing website into Revamp and refine the first redesign through conversation or visual editing. Then build the additional pages and customer journeys around that approved direction.
Make services and coverage easy to understand
Give visitors enough information to decide whether this is the right contractor for their job. Organize the website around actual services, useful project examples, coverage and clear ways to get in touch.
For a multi-location client, keep each location’s contact details, hours and service availability accurate. Create a separate location page when there is meaningful local information to share, not simply to repeat the same copy with another town name.
Explore our HVAC website redesign and roofing website redesign pages for trade-specific starting points.
Build the enquiry process around the job
Ask Revamp for a quote request that collects the details the contractor needs: service type, location, preferred timing and photos where useful. Add different booking flows for different services or branches.
Connect the client’s supported business tools so information can move into their existing follow-up process. Bring authorized information from their old systems instead of rebuilding every list by hand. Confirm the specific connection and workflow in the project before promising it to the client.
Bookings, enquiries and management areas belong to the client’s website. Your agency uses Revamp to build and refine the experience.
Give the client something concrete to review
Share a branded preview and walk through the website as a customer would. Can someone find the service, check coverage and submit a complete enquiry on a phone?
Make changes in the same project. The existing public website stays unchanged while you prepare the replacement. Publish to the client’s domain when the approved website is ready.
Keep the website useful between campaigns
Add a seasonal service, update project photos or create a page for a new offer. Review those changes in preview before publishing.
Use Revamp’s SEO analysis and Fix with AI to address identified website issues. Visitor analytics help your team see traffic sources and the pages people reach and visit. Combine that with the contractor’s actual enquiry records when reviewing campaign results.
See the agency workspace and plans for managing multiple client projects.