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Websites for general contractors that bring in work.

Galleries of custom homes, additions, and whole house remodels, with your license and bond beside the finished work. The quote form emails you the project type, the address, and the start date.

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Sites start at $1,500, with no monthly fee on the site.

All Custom Building homepage at allcustombuildingllc.com
Terra Install homepage at terragcnw.com
DWV Construction homepage at dwvconstruction.com
  1. All Custom BuildingSeattle, WA
  2. Terra InstallBurien, WA
  3. DWV ConstructionPortland, OR

How owners choose a general contractor.

They search the project before the company.

Someone planning an addition types home addition contractor and their town long before they know your name.

They compare finished projects.

A family weighing a second story wants to see kitchens, additions, and whole homes your crews have already completed.

They check who runs the job.

Before a deposit changes hands, owners look for a license number, a bond, and the people who will manage the work.

Galleries, credentials, and quote requests sized for bigger projects.

An owner planning a long build sees your past work, checks your credentials, and sends the scope from one screen.

Project pages by job type.

Additions, custom homes, kitchens, and basement finishes are sorted into pages with photos from your own jobs.

Before and after galleries.

Send the gutted room and the finished one with the town, and the pair turns into a slider on a project page.

License, bond, and coverage.

Owners who check credentials find your license, bond, and insurance on the same page as the finished projects.

Scope requests to your phone.

The form asks for the project type, the address, and a start date, then emails the request to you.

Town pages across your area.

Kirkland, Renton, and every other town you build in get a page among the 20 that come with the site.

Reviews from past owners.

Google reviews from homeowners you built for appear beside the project they wrote about.

Sites I built for general contractors.

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What general contractors ask first.

Can the site show jobs that took months to finish?

Yes. Progress photos and the finished result go on project pages grouped by type, so an owner planning an addition sees your additions first. A Site has a page for each service and 20 town pages. A Site with Tools has 40, and a pack of ten more pages is $600.

Can I show residential and commercial work on one site?

Yes. Residential and light commercial projects sit on separate pages, so a business owner and a homeowner each land on work that fits their job.

How does a general contractor site help on Google Maps?

Each town you build in gets a page with local schema markup. The map listing comes from your Google Business Profile, not the site. Map listings come with Site with Tools, or they are $600 on their own, and they cover your Google, Apple, and Bing listings.

What should I send to get started?

Text me photos from a handful of finished projects with the town for each, your license number, and the kinds of jobs you want more of. I am Arseni, and I read every text myself.

What does the build cost?

A Site is $1,500. $750 to start. $750 at launch. A Site with Tools is $4,000. Hosting costs you nothing, your domain is registered in your name for about $15 a year, and there is no monthly fee on the site.

How fast is the site live?

The first draft of a Site arrives in 7 business days. A Site with Tools takes 14. The site goes live 7 business days after you approve the draft.

What happens after launch?

A Site has a 14 day punch list, and anything on your plan that is off gets fixed. A Site with Tools has 60 days of updates. After that, Care is $150 a month, or a change is quoted flat before I make it, with a $150 minimum.

Who do I work with?

You work with me, Arseni Filon, from Seattle, WA. I write the plan, build the site, and answer your texts.

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Next step

Show owners the projects you have finished.

Text me a few finished projects, your license number, and the towns you build in. A written plan comes back with the price on it.

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