Websites for contractors
Contracting is sold on trust and proof. Homeowners want to see what you’ve built, read what past clients said, and understand how a project with you actually goes. Kohmera builds a contractor website that does all three, and you see it finished before you pay.
We start from what’s already public: your Google listing, your project photos, your reviews, your services. Then we build a clean, fast site with a proper project gallery, clear service pages and a quote request that doesn’t take ten minutes to fill out.
Built for
What’s included
Your work, organized by type, with enough room to actually see it. Not a grid of thumbnails.
Renovations, additions, roofing, basements: each page explains how a project runs from estimate to finish.
Short form or WhatsApp, with the details you need to call back prepared.
Google reviews pulled through, placed next to the projects they’re about.
Everything a homeowner’s brother-in-law will tell them to check.
The towns you work in, spelled out so local searches find you.
Search & AI
We build the site around the way your customers actually look for you, so search engines and AI assistants can understand what you do and where.
Real websites
Auto shops, tour companies, studios, clinics, food businesses. Different industries, same rule: built first, paid for after.
How it works
Getting a better website shouldn’t be complicated. So it isn’t.
From what your business already shows online: your listing, your photos, your services.
We send you the finished website. No credit card. No deposit.
Love it? We put it live on your own web address.
Hosting, security and 2 change requests a month, done for you.
Price
You decide after you’ve seen your website. Not before.
$49 USD/month
Your website, built first, then looked after for you.
New summer hours, and swap the top photo.
No build fee. No cancellation fee. Add or drop add-ons any time.
Send them. We pick the strongest, resize them so pages stay fast, and organize them by project type. Adding new projects later is a routine change.
Yes. Before-and-after pairs are one of the most convincing things a contractor site can show, and we build them in.
No. Most contractors use “request a quote”. If you want to publish starting prices for common projects, the site handles that too.
Yes. Separate sections for each, so a facilities manager and a homeowner both land on something written for them.
What if we’ve already built it?
No build fee. No obligation to keep it.