A remodeling website design agency should make your work easy to find, understand and book. I'd start with clear pages for the jobs you want, photos of your own projects and a phone number homeowners can find in seconds. Additions, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home remodels each need their own explanation. At 9xLocal, your website sits inside the marketing package you choose, with no separate build fee. Our remodeling marketing agency can connect the site with the marketing and follow-up behind it.
Remodeling website design: 8 pages
Give homeowners the pages they need to decide whether to call. Here's the must-have list I'd use for a general contractor selling remodeling work. Combine pages where the content is short; give your main jobs room of their own.
| Page | What goes on it |
|---|---|
| Home | Main services, towns served, strong project photo and a clear call or consultation button. |
| Services | A page for each main job you sell: additions, kitchens, bathrooms, basements and whole-home work. Explain what you handle. |
| Projects | Photos with the original problem, your role, the work included and the finished space. |
| Service area | The towns you cover, with local projects where you have them. |
| About | The people homeowners will deal with, your business details and credentials you can support. |
| Process | What happens from first call to design, estimate, contract and building. |
| Reviews | Customer feedback people can check, in the customer's own words. |
| Contact | Phone, short form, what to send and what happens after requesting a consultation. |
An addition page should explain who handles drawings and the link to the existing house. A kitchen or bathroom page should make your design, installation and trade work clear. For basements and whole-home jobs, show how you assess the space and plan the disruption.
What a remodeling website costs
For a market comparison, Clutch reports that most web design projects reviewed on its platform cost under $10,000. Its wider agency price range runs from $2,000 to $100,000, with complex work at the high end. This is broad web design research, not a measured average for remodeling sites. Ask for a quote against the page list, content and features you need.
With 9xLocal, the website is included in your selected marketing package, with no separate build fee. Packages start from $297/month, with no setup fee, month-to-month service and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Any ad spend is separate and paid directly to the platform without markup.
The comparison is an upfront website project versus an ongoing selected service. Confirm what gets built, who writes the pages, which project updates are covered and whether a large migration or custom tool needs extra scope. Your domain and content stay yours; we hand over all website files if you leave.
3 remodeler websites worth studying
These are contractor websites, captured on October 30, 2026. Look at the page choices and use your own photos and wording. These examples show design ideas; they don't tell us how many leads the sites produce.
1. Neil Kelly: help visitors find their job
- What's good: a large project photo shows the work immediately. Job and location choices help a visitor get to the part that matters to them.
- Copy this: put your main remodeling services and towns within easy reach of the first screen. A small company can do that with plain links rather than a custom search tool.
- I'd change for a smaller remodeler: put the job and area in the opening heading too. Don't make a homeowner work out what you build from the photo alone.
2. Case: let the finished space do some selling
- What's good: the finished room fills the screen, while Portfolio, Process and Contact Us stay easy to find. The rest of the site groups work by additions, kitchens, baths and whole-house projects.
- Copy this: give homeowners a quick path from the job they want to a similar project and then your process.
- I'd change for a smaller remodeler: add a short service-and-town line over the image. The photo is strong, but the first screen should also tell a new visitor where you work.
3. Jackson: give people a next step
- What's good: the phone button is prominent and the seminar invitation gives a planning homeowner something specific to do.
- Copy this: offer a next step your team can deliver, such as a first project conversation. If you run an event, explain what someone will learn and keep its date current.
- I'd change for a smaller remodeler: lead with the service and area before a broad slogan. Keep the photo, but make the kind of work clear in the first sentence.
You don't need a large company's budget to use these lessons. Show your work, name the jobs and area, make the phone obvious and explain the next step.
Why remodeling contractors pick 9xLocal
Your site should keep up with what you're building. We include website work in the selected marketing package, so launch and later updates sit in the same plan.
9xLocal is your agency replacement for more booked jobs. AI does the heavy lifting, and experienced people review and run the work. Your team supplies the job details, assesses the house, prepares the estimate and handles the sale.
What's in the first 3-day version?
Usually, the first selected website version can be live within three working days after we have access and basic business details. It starts with your services, area, business information, supplied project material and a way to request a consultation. Agree the exact first pages and booking choice before work begins.
I'd launch the main service you want to sell first, with a strong project photo, a clear description and contact details. Then put the rest of the selected page plan into the order homeowners need it. A full portfolio doesn't have to hold up a working first version.
You'll need to supply account access, the towns and jobs you take, contact details, available consultation times and photos you have permission to share. Larger website moves, custom integrations and quoting systems need their own plan and timeline.
Explain the work in your photos
Write a few sentences beside each project. What did the homeowner need, what did your company do and what made the job difficult? Then show the photos that explain it.
A finished kitchen photo can hide the addition around it. Say whether you built the extra space, managed the trades or did the interior. Explain who designed it and how the new room connects to the house. Use the same plain approach for bathroom, basement and whole-home projects.
These five prompts are enough to start: the problem before, your role, the work included, the difficult part and the space afterward. Send those details with your photos so the update says more than “another great project.”
If you are also deciding how to show your portfolio on Houzz, see Houzz for contractors for profile examples and the separate software and advertising costs.
Connect the form to your office
Ask for the project, town, timing and contact details. Invite a rough budget with a “not sure yet” option. A homeowner can be serious about an addition while still needing design help before choosing a budget.
Say what happens after submitting: a conversation about the job and next steps. Your AI assistant can follow up until the consultation is booked, working with your chosen calendar or office response. Your team handles construction advice and pricing.
If you're paying for Google Ads for remodelers, send addition searches to an addition page. For Facebook ads for remodelers, show the same job and offer the homeowner saw in the ad. The page should continue the conversation they started.
3 tests before launch
Give the site to someone who hasn't built it. Ask them to do three things:
- Find a similar job. Can they find the service, see a project, understand your role and choose the next step?
- Check the area. Can they tell whether you work in their town and find your phone number?
- Request a consultation. Can they fill the form on a phone, and does your office receive the request with the right details?
Fix a lost request before launch. Also check that the page loads, responds and stays steady on a phone; Google's Web Vitals describe those three parts of page experience. A large photo should help sell the job without making the button hard to use.
When replacing an existing site, list the important page addresses, keep working links and check the office email and forms after the switch. Then SEO for remodelers can help local homeowners find those job pages.
Questions homeowners ask AI assistants
Use these example searches to check whether your pages answer the first-call questions.
| Can I see an addition like mine? | “[Business] addition projects” needs photos and your role. |
|---|---|
| Do you work in my town? | “[Business] service area” needs clear coverage. |
| Who does the design? | “Design build remodeler [Town]” needs to know who handles plans and construction. |
| What should I send before calling? | “Remodeling consultation preparation” needs a short list of photos, plans and details. |
| Can I get help with the budget first? | “Addition planning consultation [Town]” needs a clear first conversation. |
Questions before you hire
Ask which pages launch first, who adds new jobs and what you keep if you leave. How 9xLocal answers: the quote defines your first version and ongoing work; photos shared through the app get a strategist review; your business keeps the website files.
Frequently asked questions
What should a remodeling website design agency include?
Clear service pages, your area, project photos, business details, the process and an easy way to request a consultation. Agree the first pages, later updates and any custom work in the quote.
Is there a separate build fee?
No. Website build is included in the selected 9xLocal package from $297/month, with no setup fee. Advertising spend is separate.
Can I host it elsewhere?
Yes. We hand over all website files if you leave, so you can host the site yourself or with another provider.
Who provides photos?
You supply photos of your work that you can share. A strategist reviews the website updates before they go live.
Your next step
Bring a project you can show, the towns you cover and the office contact who should receive leads. We'll discuss the first pages, what's in the selected package and the work that follows launch.
9xLocal is your agency replacement for more booked jobs, with packages starting from $297/month, no separate setup or build fee and separate direct ad spend. See if we're a fit.
Last updated: October 30, 2026.
Sources
- Clutch: Web Design Pricing Guide 2026. Verified October 30, 2026.