Contractor websites built to get you calls.
Call and text buttons where a thumb lands, on a page that loads on two bars of signal. The customer in the driveway calls you, not the next name on the list.
$1,500, live in a week. I build it and write it. You text me when you need a change.
Texts go to my cell. I answer 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
Big Bros bought 4 more trucks to keep up with the calls
Big Bros Dumpster Rentals owns its trucks, but national brokers were outranking them and taking a cut of every rental. Now Big Bros is #1 on Google for “dumpster rental Fresno,” and contractors and homeowners text them directly.
What I built:
- Dedicated service area pages for Fresno & Clovis
- Upfront flat pricing on the page
- Driveway protection highlighted for trust
- English + Español · Text-to-book
“The national brokers were getting the calls and taking a cut of every rental. Since Adam redid our site, contractors and homeowners in Fresno and Clovis just text us straight. We had to buy 4 more trucks to keep up.”
What the site does for your business
- Call and text buttons on every screen. A customer who's ready never has to scroll for your number. Calls and texts come straight to your phone, and nobody resells the lead.
- It loads on two bars of signal. People looking for a roofer are on a phone, often standing outside. If your page is slow, they call the next name on the list.
- Your prices and service area on the page. Fewer calls asking whether you come out to Sanger, more calls asking when you can start.
- A page for every town you serve (Growth, $2,500). So Google has a page to show someone searching "roofer Clovis" and someone searching "roofer Fresno."
- A full Spanish version (Growth). Spanish-speaking customers can read the whole site, not just a "se habla español" line.
- Nothing to update. Plain hand-written files: no WordPress, no plugins to patch, nothing that breaks while you're on a roof.
- You don't write anything. We talk for 45 minutes. I write every word and send you a link to check on your phone.
Forty feet away. Phone in one hand. Four seconds.
Your next customer is forty feet away, with four seconds of attention and two bars left on their phone. If your site isn't up in time, they go back and call the next business on the list. I build websites for this exact moment.
Your own site probably feels fast. You check it at home on Wi-Fi, and your phone saved a copy last time. Customers open it for the first time, on two bars. Turn off your Wi-Fi and open it in a private tab. That's what your customers see.
Simulation on a mid-range phone, two bars of LTE. Try it for real: turn off your Wi-Fi and open bigbrosdumpster.com on your phone.
Contractor website questions
How much does a contractor website cost?
$1,500 for a one-page site, live in about a week. $2,500 for 3–5 pages, a page for every town you serve and a full Spanish version, in 3–4 weeks.
Can customers text me from the site?
Yes. Every page has tap-to-call and tap-to-text buttons that go straight to your phone, with no form or call center in between.
I'm on job sites all day. How much of my time does this take?
About an hour. A 45-minute call about your work, then a few minutes to check a link on your phone and tell me what to change. I write every word.
Text me your trade and your town.
I'll tell you what I'd build and what it costs. If one page is enough, I'll say so.