Website Builder for General Contractors
Webuno creates a general contracting website from the details you provide. Show the kinds of remodels and additions you take on, how your process works, where you work, and how homeowners can get in touch—without learning web design or managing hosting.
A remodeling website should hold up through weeks of comparison
A kitchen remodel, addition, or whole-home renovation is a major decision. Homeowners may first find you on a phone, then return later on a laptop with a spouse to compare your work, process, and communication style against other contractors.
Your site needs more than a list of services. It needs to make the right project fit clear: the scopes you handle, the completed work you want to be known for, the areas you serve, and what happens before construction begins. Webuno generates that website from your business details, with no template to choose, no drag-and-drop canvas, and no code to manage.
- Built around considered projects — Present kitchen and bathroom remodels, basement finishing, additions, whole-home renovation, design-build work, or light-commercial build-outs in language that matches your business.
- Made for credibility before the first meeting — Explain your approach to scope development, permits, construction communication, walkthroughs, and closeout accurately, using the practices your company actually follows.
Help homeowners move from inspiration to a serious project conversation
A strong general contracting site gives visitors useful answers at each stage of their decision. Early researchers need to know if you take their kind of project. People comparing firms need enough detail to judge the work, the likely scope, and how you run a job. By the time they contact you, they should understand what the consultation is for and what information will help start the conversation.
First visit: establish project fit
Name the project categories and service area clearly, so an addition inquiry is not left wondering if you only take small remodels.
Comparison: show the work behind the finish
Use project examples with context about the type of work and scope, rather than relying on attractive images alone.
Decision: explain the path forward
Describe your own consultation, scope, permit, construction, walkthrough, and punch-list approach. Do not use a generic process if it does not reflect how your crew works.
Inquiry: invite the right next step
Direct homeowners toward a consultation request for a real remodel, addition, or design-build project.
Make project scope and process easy to find
On paid plans, Webuno supports multi-page websites. That gives a contractor room to separate the information homeowners look for instead of forcing a complex business into one long page. Webuno writes pages from the business information you supply and generates a logo and site photography; you can also use your existing logo.
Services by project category
Create clear pages or sections for kitchen and bathroom remodels, additions, basement finishing, whole-home renovations, and light-commercial build-outs where applicable.
Completed-project context
A project portfolio should explain the kind of project, the homeowner need it addressed, and the work involved. That helps visitors assess fit before they request an in-home consultation.
Your operating approach
Describe design-build positioning, permit handling, change-order communication, draw-schedule expectations, walkthroughs, or punch-list completion if those are part of your company’s process. These are details you can explain on the website, not tools Webuno manages.
Service area and consultation information
State the towns or areas where you take work and make the consultation path visible to homeowners who are ready to discuss a project.
Put the details of a disruptive project in writing
Homeowners are assessing more than craftsmanship. They are deciding who will be working in their home, coordinating a complicated scope, communicating through changes, and seeing the job through to completion. Specific, accurate information makes that evaluation easier.
Use the site to present your license and insurance details, references, permit-handling practices, project examples, and the way you communicate during a project. Avoid vague claims. A plainly written description of what your firm does and how it works is more useful to a homeowner than broad assurances.
Explain credentials accurately
Include the license, insurance, and other business details you want prospective clients to see.
Set realistic expectations
Explain the sequence and communication practices that apply to your jobs without promising a universal timeline.
Make the next stage understandable
Tell homeowners what happens after they submit a consultation request, according to your own process.
Turn project interest into a consultation request
Webuno includes a lead form that emails submissions to you and stores them in a dashboard. It gives a homeowner researching a remodel or addition a straightforward way to start a conversation without making them hunt for contact details.
For a higher-value inquiry, make the consultation invitation specific. Encourage visitors to come prepared to discuss the project goal, property, location, desired scope, and budget context. The form is a lead-capture tool; Webuno does not provide estimating, project management, scheduling, invoicing, client portals, draw-schedule management, or change-order management.
Consultations, not emergency dispatch
Frame the call to action around planning a remodel, addition, or design-build project.
Submissions reach the owner
Lead-form notifications are sent by email, and submissions are retained in the Webuno dashboard.
Keep the first phone visit useful, then support the laptop review
Homeowners often begin with a quick phone search, but a major renovation decision rarely ends there. Webuno pages are mobile-responsive, so essential project-fit and contact information works on a smaller screen. The same site can retain the scope, process, service-area, and completed-project detail that visitors revisit during a more serious laptop comparison with a co-decision-maker.
- Make the basics immediate — Service categories, location, credentials, and the consultation path should be easy to locate during initial research.
- Leave room for the details — A visitor comparing contractors should not have to guess how you handle the work or what projects you take.
Describe your company once instead of building pages yourself
Webuno starts with guided questions about what your business does, where it operates, and how customers reach you. Supply the details that make your contracting company distinct: typical scopes, service area, credentials, project process, and the kind of consultation you want.
Webuno then designs a logo, writes the copy, and generates photography for the site. You review and publish, or you can choose an unattended build that publishes itself. Later, request changes in plain English rather than opening a visual editor. That is useful when you need to revise service scopes, process wording, credential details, or the areas where you take projects.
No design interface to learn
Webuno has no template gallery or drag-and-drop editor.
Changes by request
Describe the update you need in plain English instead of making pixel-level edits yourself.
Keep DNS and hosting off the construction checklist
Hosting and HTTPS are included, so there is no separate hosting account to set up. Every site receives a free permanent webuno.site address. On paid plans, Webuno registers and configures a custom .com domain on your behalf, including DNS and HTTPS configuration.
Webuno holds the domain in its registrar account while you are a customer. You are the beneficial owner and can request a transfer through support at any time. If you already own a domain, Webuno cannot connect it yet.
- No DNS editing — Webuno configures the DNS records and HTTPS automatically.
- A clear existing-domain limitation — Bringing a domain you already own to Webuno is not currently supported.
Choose page capacity for the work you need to explain
The Free plan is a one-page starting point with one website and a Webuno badge. A general contracting company that wants separate information for services, completed projects, process, service area, and consultation requests will usually need to consider a multi-page plan.
Launch is $49 per month for one website with up to 6 pages, a custom domain, and no Webuno badge. Growth is $199 per month for up to 5 websites with up to 12 pages each, custom domains, and no Webuno badge. Both paid plans include visitor analytics, unlimited lead notification emails, and custom tracking or analytics code.
- Free — One website and one page, with a free permanent webuno.site address.
- Launch — One website and up to 6 pages for $49 per month.
- Growth — Up to 5 websites and up to 12 pages per website for $199 per month.
More ways to plan your local business website
If you are comparing website approaches beyond general contracting, Webuno has resources for broader small-business and local-business needs, as well as pages for related home-service trades.
- For the wider business picture — See how Webuno approaches a small business website or a local business website.
- For related trades — Compare the needs of roofing, painting, and plumbing companies, where the path to a lead can be very different from a long remodeling decision.
Common questions
Can Webuno make a website for my general contracting or remodeling company?
Yes. Webuno creates a website from the business details you provide, including your services, service area, contact details, credentials, and project-process information. It writes the pages, generates a logo and site photography, and includes hosting and HTTPS.
Can my contractor website cover kitchen and bathroom remodels, additions, basement finishing, whole-home renovations, and light-commercial build-outs?
Yes. Provide the services and project categories your company takes on, and Webuno can create copy around those details. Paid plans provide multi-page capacity if you want to separate service categories and other information.
Can I explain my remodeling or design-build process from consultation through walkthrough and punch-list completion?
Yes. You can describe your company’s actual process, including consultation, scope development, permits, construction, walkthroughs, and punch-list completion where applicable. Webuno presents that information on the website; it does not manage those construction processes.
Can I create a project portfolio that explains the type and scope of work I do?
A paid multi-page site can include project-example information. For a useful contractor portfolio, provide context about each type of project and the scope of work, rather than relying on finish images alone. Webuno generates site photography, but Webuno’s supplied facts do not state that completed-project photo uploads are available.
Can I show my contractor license, insurance information, references, and permit-handling approach?
Yes. Include the accurate business details you want homeowners to review, such as license and insurance information, references, and how your company handles permits. Webuno uses the information you supply to write the site.
Can homeowners request a remodel consultation through my website?
Yes. Webuno includes a lead form that emails submissions to the owner and stores them in a dashboard. Use the consultation language on your site to encourage homeowners with a real project to get in touch.
Can the consultation form ask about a homeowner’s project goals, property, and budget?
Webuno includes a lead form for consultation requests. You can use the surrounding consultation copy to tell homeowners what project details will be useful to share. Webuno does not provide estimating or lead-qualification automation.
Can I list the towns or service area where I take projects?
Yes. Service area is one of the business details collected during setup and can be included in your website content. You can later request service-area changes in plain English.
Will my contractor website work on phones as well as laptops?
Yes. Webuno pages are mobile-responsive. This supports quick phone research while retaining the detailed project and process information homeowners may later review on a laptop.
Can I update service scopes, project-process details, credentials, or service areas later?
Yes. Request changes in plain English. Webuno does not use a drag-and-drop visual editor or offer pixel-level design control.
Does Webuno provide estimating, project management, draw schedules, change-order management, invoicing, or client portals?
No. Webuno is a website platform with a lead form. It does not provide estimating, project management, draw-schedule management, change-order management, invoicing, or client portals.
Does Webuno handle my domain, hosting, DNS, and HTTPS?
Hosting and HTTPS are included. Paid plans include a custom .com domain registered and configured by Webuno, and Webuno configures DNS and HTTPS automatically. Every site also receives a free permanent webuno.site address.
Can I connect a domain I already own?
No. Connecting a domain you already own is not supported yet. On paid plans, Webuno can register and configure a new custom .com domain on your behalf.
Which Webuno plan supports a multi-page general contracting website?
Launch supports one website with up to 6 pages for $49 per month. Growth supports up to 5 websites with up to 12 pages each for $199 per month. The Free plan supports one page.
Build a website homeowners can evaluate with confidence
Give Webuno your contracting services, project approach, service area, and contact details. Review the site it creates, then publish when you are ready.
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