Lead generation for contractors
Lead generation for contractors, the way we do it, is a website with a page for every service and every town you work in, built to show up on Google and turn those searches into calls and quote requests. It's priced as a custom quote with a monthly option.
- Custom quote
- Monthly option
- Search Console reporting
How it works
Lead generation, the way we build it
- Find the searchesWhat people in your towns actually type for your services, from Google's suggestions, Search Console and the live results.
- One page per searchThe headline is the search, the first sentence answers it, and cost searches get the price first.
- A way to reach you on every pageTap-to-call and a short quote form that lands on your phone.
- Ship in waves, then read the dataWe publish, submit the sitemap, and let Search Console show what's working before adding more.
Results
What lead-generation sites we built have done
The pages that bring requests are mostly town pages and cost guides: Ridgeline Grading's requests came from pages like gravel driveways in Hendersonville and culvert installation in Waynesville; Grading Lands' first came from its excavation cost page; Black Bear's first call-button tap came from its Marion town page.
Source: the sites' form inboxes (Formspree) through Oct. 15, 2026. Phone calls aren't counted here.
What we won't do
Lines we don't cross
- No fake reviews, ever.
- No keyword-stuffed business names on your Google profile.
- No promises of first place. We show you the data instead.
By trade
Lead generation for your trade
Construction and excavation · Landscaping · Moving · Paving · Pools · All contractors in NC
Questions
Common questions
Which trades do you build for?
Contractors mostly: construction and excavation, landscaping, moving, paving and pools.
How many pages will I need?
It depends on your services and towns. Grading Lands' site has 297 pages; Black Bear's has 77. We'll suggest a plan with your mockup.
How long before calls come in?
It varies and nobody can promise it. Grading Lands got its first request on day 3, Black Bear its first call-button tap on day 4 and Maidenhair Landscaping its first request on day 11.