
All Custom Building
A Washington general contractor site for remodels, painting, landscaping, and new builds, with the Washington registration stated up front.
Sites for roofers, remodelers, framers, electricians, and movers working Ballard, Wallingford, Queen Anne, Beacon Hill, and West Seattle, plus Shoreline, Burien, and Renton.
4.7 on Google (opens in a new tab)Sites start at $1,500, with no monthly fee on the site.



A Wallingford homeowner searches the trade plus Wallingford, and a Magnolia homeowner does the same with Magnolia. The pages that name those neighborhoods are the ones they find.
Craftsman bungalows in Ballard, older homes in Wallingford, and steep lots on Queen Anne each bring their own jobs. Homeowners want a finished one that looks like their house.
Seattle homeowners look a contractor up with Washington Labor and Industries before the first call. They expect the license number on the site next to the finished work.
Pages written for the neighborhoods you work, built for the phone a homeowner reads on in a Fremont coffee line or a Rainier Valley driveway.
Text a before and an after photo from a Ballard roof or a Capitol Hill kitchen. It goes up as a project page, and a homeowner drags the handle to see the finished job.
A homeowner types 98107 and the form confirms you work Ballard. The request reaches your email the moment it is sent.
Your Google reviews sit beside the jobs they mention, so a homeowner in Greenwood reads what a neighbor said about the same kind of work.
It is set up with your services, neighborhoods, and hours. A Beacon Hill homeowner asks about a job at 9pm, and the details are on your phone by morning.
Your number stays one tap away on every page, whether the homeowner is reading in Northgate or Columbia City.
Roof replacement, gutters, kitchen remodels, backyard cottages. Each service gets its own page, with the Seattle jobs that show it.
Seattle, Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, Burien, Tukwila, and Renton would each get a page written for that town. Bellevue, Kirkland, and the other Eastside towns you work get theirs too.

A Washington general contractor site for remodels, painting, landscaping, and new builds, with the Washington registration stated up front.

Custom home framing, drywall, siding, and decks across Spokane and North Idaho, with the Washington and Idaho licenses on the page.

“The final result was tailored to our business model and delivered quickly as promised.”
Yes. Service and project pages name the neighborhoods you work, like Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne, and West Seattle, and the towns around the city each get a page of their own.
Roofers, framers, electricians, plumbers, HVAC crews, concrete crews, landscapers, general contractors, and movers. All Custom Building, a general contractor in the Seattle area, runs on a site I built. I am Arseni Filon, and I run each one.
Yes. Black Crow Moving and Royal Moving are Seattle moving companies whose sites I built, and both are set up around a quote request. Ask either one who built it, and the answer is Arseni.
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.
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.
Next step
Text me your trade and the Seattle neighborhoods you work. A written plan comes back with the price on it.
Call (206) 468-2416