Collin Mallery

Websites for HVAC, plumbing, electrical & roofing

A contractor website built to bring in jobs

For a contractor, the website has one job: turn a search into a phone call or an estimate request. Everything on the page should push toward that, especially on a phone.

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  • Free preview, no card
  • Live within a week
  • Local to Reno

In short: A contractor website should put Call now in the first screen, take estimate requests with the details you need, and show your license, reviews and service area. I build those sites for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing and other trades in Reno, Sparks and Carson City.

What a contractor website needs

Example site

See one finished

High Desert Build Co. is an example I built to show what a site like yours can look like: the same platform, booking and dashboard every client gets.

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The High Desert Build Co. example site on a laptop The High Desert Build Co. example site on a phone

Call now, then the estimate

When a furnace dies in January or a pipe bursts, nobody reads your About page. They want a number to call and some sign you'll pick up. The site is built for that person first.

For bigger, planned jobs like a new roof, a remodel or a system replacement, the estimate request does the work: it gathers the details so your callback is useful from the first minute.

  • Estimate requests land in your dashboard and your email, so you can call or text back from the truck.
  • Photos of past jobs, organized by service, so people can see the quality of your work.
  • An announcement banner for seasonal offers, like furnace tune-ups in the fall or AC checks in spring.

Proof that you're the right call

  • Your license number, insurance and years in business near the top.
  • Real reviews from real customers.
  • Your team and your trucks, so people know who's coming to their house.
  • Financing or maintenance plans, if you offer them.

Trades I build for

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, painting, drywall, flooring, landscaping, welding, pressure washing, window cleaning, garage doors and towing. If your customers call you when something breaks or needs doing, the site is built around that call.

Your Google profile and your site, working together

For local trades, your Google Business Profile and your website feed each other. Your site uses exactly the same name, phone and service area as your profile, and I'll point out anything on the profile worth fixing.

Contractors serving the Truckee Meadows

I build for trades covering Reno, Sparks, Spanish Springs, the North Valleys, South Meadows, Damonte Ranch, Galena, Washoe Valley, Carson City and Fernley. Your service area is spelled out on the page, the way people search for it: "plumber in Sparks", "HVAC repair South Reno".

What it costs

Growth, the plan most businesses pick, is $30 a month plus $90 one-time setup (a founding price while spots last; regularly $79 a month). Pay yearly and get 2 months free. The preview is free, and your site is live within a week of signing up. See every plan.

Questions

Can I get estimate requests by text?

Requests land in your dashboard and your email, so you can call or text back from your phone.

Do you do the Google Business Profile too?

Your site uses the same name, address and phone as your Google profile, and I'll point out anything on the profile worth fixing.

I don't have a storefront. What about my address?

Service-area businesses don't need to show a street address. The site shows the area you cover instead.

Can people send photos with an estimate request?

Yes, on the Pro plan, booking requests can include photos and your own questions.

Can I show my license number?

Yes. It sits near the Call button, along with your insurance and years in business.

Can my site be in Spanish too?

Yes. A Spanish version is available as an add-on.

How much does it cost?

Most businesses pick Growth: $30 a month plus $90 one-time setup (a founding price while spots last; regularly $79 a month). Paying yearly gets 2 months free. The preview is free, and you only pay if you want the site.

How fast will my site be live?

Within a week of signing up, or your next month is free. If I need something only you can give me, like your logo or photos, the clock pauses until I have it.

What happens if I cancel?

Cancel online any time. Your site stays up through the time you've paid for, you can download your content for 30 days, and your domain stays yours.

See yours finished, then decide

No card, no contract. Tell me your business name and I'll build the preview.

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