Remodeling Website Design
Remodeling Website Design that filters tire-kickers out before they reach your estimator.
A homeowner planning a kitchen or a whole-home remodel researches for weeks, comparing before/after galleries across several contractors before they'll pick up the phone. Somewhere in that stack is a visitor whose budget doesn't match your minimum project size. Your site should show enough real work to win the right homeowner, and be honest enough to send the wrong one elsewhere before they book an estimator's afternoon.
- One-time website packages, $1,500 to $20,000+
- No contract, backed by a 30-day guarantee
- The site is yours, not a rental
What a remodeling site needs
Built to win the right project and filter out the wrong one.
A project gallery sorted by room and budget tier
Before/after photos organized so a homeowner planning a kitchen doesn't have to scroll past twenty bathroom remodels first. Real work, sorted the way a homeowner actually compares it.
A budget-fit quiz that answers honestly, even when the answer is no
A few questions about project type and budget range that tell a visitor plainly whether their scope fits your minimum, before they book a consult you'd have to turn down anyway.
A financing page stated in plain terms
Whatever payment options you actually offer, described clearly, because a five- or six-figure remodel is rarely paid in cash and a homeowner comparing contractors wants to see the number, not just a 'financing available' badge.
Fast, image-heavy pages that don't stall on a phone
A gallery is only proof if it loads. We build it to stay fast even with dozens of before/after photos, because most of this research happens on a couch, on a phone.
What your budget actually buys.
One-time pricing, no ongoing retainer
Gallery size, the budget-fit quiz, and how many project types you cover set the number inside the $1,500 to $20,000+ range. It's all itemized on our website packages page, not negotiated behind closed doors.
The site is yours, not a rental
Your gallery and your quiz live on hosting and a domain in your company's name. Walking away from us later doesn't cost you the site.
The platform matched to how often your gallery grows
A company adding finished projects to the gallery every month, on its own, tends to prefer WordPress. A company where the gallery has to stay fast on mobile no matter how large it gets tends to prefer Astro or Next.js.
See the exact demo built for high-value project work
Our luxury-residential demo, Hartwell Homes, shows a budget-fit quiz that tells a visitor plainly when their project is below where the work starts, a concept any remodeling business can use to filter leads before an estimator's time gets spent.
Remodeling website design, step by step.
01
We map your project types and your budget bands
Every room you remodel, your typical project size, and how leads currently reach your estimator, before a single page gets drawn.
02
We build the gallery and the budget quiz first
A sorted before/after gallery and a quiz that filters by real budget range, so a qualified homeowner books a consult and an unqualified one gets an honest answer instead.
03
You launch on accounts you control
Nothing here depends on staying our client: the gallery, the quiz, and the financing page run on hosting your company controls outright.
Remodeling website design FAQ.
The range runs $1,500 to $20,000+, paid as one project fee. A single-crew contractor running a basic gallery and a contact form stays modest; a multi-crew company adding a budget-fit quiz and financing content pushes the number up. You won't see a monthly invoice after that.
Because an estimator's time is expensive, and a consult with someone whose budget doesn't fit your minimum wastes it either way. A quiz that says so plainly, kindly, up front, saves that hour for a project you can actually build.
It's usually the deciding factor before anyone calls. A homeowner comparing contractors for a five-figure job treats real finished work as the only proof that isn't just a claim, and a thin gallery loses to a fuller one even at a similar price.
Think about how often new work gets added to the gallery. A company posting finished projects monthly, without calling anyone, is usually fine on WordPress. A company where a large photo gallery has to stay quick on mobile no matter how big it gets should look at Astro or Next.js.
A gallery sorted by room and budget instead of one mixed folder, a budget-fit quiz instead of a blind contact form, financing stated plainly instead of a vague badge, and pages that stay quick even with a full photo library. A stock contractor template skips all four.
Get a remodeling website built to book the right project, not just any lead.
Send us your project types and your typical budget range. Expect a written scope and a fixed price back soon, with no contract to sign.