Website builds · For the trades
I build websites
that book jobs.
No website? A dead one from 2013? Badlands builds you a real one — done-for-you, start to finish, by one person you can actually get on the phone. Built to do the one thing that matters: turn “just looking” into a booked job on your calendar.
You own 100% of it — domain, site, and content, in your name.
Sound familiar?
You’re great at the work. Your website shouldn’t be why the phone’s quiet.
“My Facebook page is my website.”
Facebook works — until a homeowner about to spend $15k Googles you first and finds nothing that looks like a real business. Word-of-mouth built your name; a website makes strangers trust it.
“I’ve got a site… from 2013.”
If it’s hard to read on a phone, you’re losing jobs — that’s where nearly everyone finds a contractor now. A dated site quietly tells people your work might be dated too. You know it isn’t. They don’t.
“I’m invisible on Google.”
Someone searches your trade plus your town, and your competitors show up — or nobody local does. That search happens every day. The contractors who show up get the call.
“Getting a quote request is a chore.”
Homeowners want your services, your service area, and a way to reach you at 9pm when they’re fed up with the leak. If asking takes effort, a chunk of them just… don’t.
None of this means you’re bad at business. It means you’ve been busy running the business. That’s the part I fix: you run crews, I handle the internet.
The done-for-you website
Everything a contractor site needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
One build, one person, start to finish. No account managers, no offshore dev team, no “submit a ticket.”
Mobile-first design
Built for the phone first, because that’s where your customers are. Fast, and easy to read one-handed on a job site.
Service & service-area pages
Every trade you offer and every town you cover, laid out so homeowners say yes before they’ve even called.
Quote form to your phone
Every request lands in your text/email and is saved on the site — so a lead never slips through, even during a slammed week.
Google Business Profile setup
The map listing that puts you in “near me” searches — set up right, connected to your site, ready to collect reviews.
SEO foundations baked in
Your trade, your town, your service area — written in the way Google needs it. Not bolted on later.
You own everything
Your domain, your site, your content — in your name. If we ever part ways, it all stays with you. No hostage situations.
How it works
From first call to live site — without homework for you.
You don’t write copy, learn WordPress, or wrangle hosting. You answer some questions and send photos. That’s the job.
We talk shop
A free call about your business — your trades, your service area, the jobs you want more of. No sales pitch.
I build it
I write the copy, design the site, and set up the quote form, map listing, and SEO. You review and we adjust until it feels like you.
We launch
Your site goes live on your own domain, submitted to Google, connected to your Business Profile — ready to catch searches.
It keeps working
Keep it running with a simple care plan, or step up to full marketing when you’re ready to grow. Or take the keys — it’s yours.
Straight-shooter pricing
Priced for working contractors — quote before I start.
Start with the build. Keep it running for a little, or grow into full marketing when you’re ready. No pressure to do more than you need.
The Website
A complete site, built & written for you — mobile-first, quote form, Google Business Profile, SEO, and you own all of it.
Free consult · exact quote before I start
Get a free quoteWebsite Care
Hosting, updates, backups, security, small edits, and your Google profile kept fresh — so the site never goes stale. An easy monthly, cancel anytime.
Optional add-on · ask on the call
Ask about careFull Marketing
Once your site’s booking jobs, step up to the growth system — local SEO, AI visibility, reviews, and ads that fill the calendar.
Start with a free auditNot sure you even need a new site? Start with the free call — some contractors just need their Google listing fixed, and I’ll tell you so.
Why Badlands
I build booking machines, not brochures.
Most agencies hand you a pretty brochure that just sits there. I build sites around the only thing that matters to a contractor: jobs on the calendar — because I know what it costs a small operation when there are holes in the schedule.
I run digital marketing for a living — SEO, ads, content, the works — on budgets where every dollar has to earn its keep. That’s the exact skill set your business needs, and almost no web shop has it.
One person, on the phone, every time. You work with me — not a project manager or a ticket queue. When you call, the person who built your site answers.
Fair questions
What contractors usually ask me.
What does a website cost?
Every build is quoted after a quick free call — most straightforward contractor sites are a one-time build, and you’ll have the exact number in writing before I start. No retainers-for-nothing, no surprise invoices.
How long does it take?
Typically 2–4 weeks from our first call to launch, depending mostly on how fast you get me photos and answers. The slow season is the perfect time — you’re ranking by the time the busy months hit.
I get most work from referrals. Do I really need this?
Maybe not yet — and I’ll tell you on the call if so. But referrals still Google you before they call. If nothing solid comes up, some quietly evaporate. A website doesn’t replace your reputation; it catches the jobs your reputation already earned.
Am I stuck paying you forever?
Nope. You own the site, the domain, and everything on it. Plenty of contractors take the keys and run. The care plan and marketing packages are optional — for when you’d rather be running crews than fiddling with Google.
Have you actually built real sites?
Yes — real, live businesses, built start to finish by me. I run digital marketing for a living and build sites that book work, not brochures that just sit there.
Your reputation fills the schedule. Let’s make the internet pull its weight too.
Tell me about your business — your trades, your service area, what’s working and what isn’t. The call is free and the advice is honest, even if it’s “you don’t need me yet.”
Get a free quote