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General contractors carry the largest projects and often the weakest websites. Score licensing, project proof and enquiry capture.
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- 01Mobile layoutfails
- 02Page speed2.1s
- 03Phone visible on mobilemissing
- 04Online bookingnone
- 05Reviews shown on sitemissing
- 06HTTPSvalid
What are contractor website leads?
Contractor website leads are general contracting firms whose websites fail to demonstrate capability at the scale they actually work — no project portfolio, no licensing or bonding information, and no clear route for a commercial enquiry. WinSiteClients scores each one out of 100 and produces a branded report.
General contracting covers the widest range of project values of any trade on this list, from a single extension to a multi-unit build. The website is usually built for the smallest of those jobs, which caps the enquiries the firm attracts.
What contractor websites usually get wrong
The firm is bigger than the site suggests, and the site is what the client sees first.
Portfolio missing or thin
The one thing a serious client wants — completed projects at scale — is absent or represented by a handful of photos.
Licensing not stated
Licence numbers, bonding and insurance are what qualify the firm and are often nowhere on the site.
Residential and commercial mixed
Two entirely different buying processes sharing one contact form.
No project scale indicated
Nothing tells a client whether the firm handles a kitchen or a development.
Team and capacity invisible
Crew size and capability decide whether a firm is credible for a large job, and are rarely mentioned.
How a contractor's site is scored
Weighted for credibility at scale rather than for speed of contact.
- Project portfolio — completed work, with scope and scale
- Licensing and insurance — stated plainly, where a client will look
- Segment separation — residential and commercial as distinct paths
- Capability signals — team, capacity, project size range
- Enquiry capture — a route appropriate to a large project
What makes a contractor's website credible?
Evidence of completed projects at a comparable scale, plus licensing, bonding and insurance stated plainly. A client placing a large project checks capability before aesthetics.
Search contractors in your area
Each returns with rating, reviews and current site.
Compare the site to the reviews
Firms with strong reviews and thin sites are the best conversations.
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Follow up on opens
Tracked, so the call is informed.
What you would be selling
The largest average project value of any trade here, which supports a larger website budget.
- A structured project portfolio with scope, scale and duration
- A licensing, bonding and insurance trust block
- Separate residential and commercial journeys
- Team and capability pages that support larger bids
- A project enquiry flow suited to considered work
Questions
How does this differ from builder website leads?
Builders are usually smaller firms, often with no site at all. Contractors are larger, usually have a site, and need it to demonstrate capability at scale.
Are the project values worth it?
They are the highest on this list, which is why contractors will fund a proper website when the case is made concretely.
Can I white-label the report?
Yes, from the Freelancer plan up.
Can I deliver the site?
Yes. HTML export on both paid plans, WordPress on Agency.
The firm is bigger than its website says
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