Make it with your AI. Host it on paste page.

Make a contractor website with your AI

Your AI drafts it after a few questions about the projects you build. paste page gives it a link for jobsite signs, bids and your Google listing.

See three examples
Works withChatGPTClaudeGeminiCopilotand any AI chat
paste.page/ridgeline-remodel
Ridgeline Remodel & Additions on a laptop: tall condensed headline beside a framed jobsite photo and a title block with the license number
Ridgeline Remodel & Additions on a phone: blueprint grid, a yellow call button and a crew framing a floor

Contractor website examples

Same prompt. Three very different contractors.

Three builders, three kinds of work. Each told their AI one thing about the look and let it handle the rest.

Matt added“Make it look like a set of plans. Blueprint blue, yellow for the buttons.”

Ridgeline Remodel & Additions on a phone: blueprint grid, a yellow call button and a crew framing a floor

Ridgeline Remodel & Additions

Crew of four, remodels and additions, Boise

  • Laid out like a drawing sheet, title block and all
  • Typical costs for baths, kitchens and additions
  • Turns down anything under $10,000
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Grace added“Warm, like a magazine about old houses. Nothing that looks like a hard hat.”

Okafor & Daughters on a phone: cream page, a serif headline, terracotta buttons and a kitchen under remodel

Okafor & Daughters Building Co.

Family firm, remodels and additions, Durham

  • A remodel told in four steps
  • A license stamp beside the buttons
  • The family behind the firm, named up front
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Nadia added“Quiet and expensive, like an architect's portfolio.”

Calder & Vine on a phone: a modern house with a pool above a dark panel with a thin serif headline

Calder & Vine Custom Homes

Six custom homes a year, Scottsdale

  • One big photo of a finished house
  • A paid design phase, credited back
  • A 10-year structural warranty
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The checklist

What to put on a contractor website

Someone planning a remodel is about to trust you with a large sum. Before they call, they check these eight things.

Okafor & Daughters Building Co. website on a phone, with the chosen checklist item ringed

A way to start talking. Call, text and book-a-visit buttons up top. Homeowners plan projects at night.

How it works

From prompt to contractor website in two steps

  1. Step 1

    Copy this prompt into your AI chat

    It asks what you build, your minimum, typical budgets, your license and where you work, then writes every section.

    Build me a website for my contracting company. Ask me these questions, one at a time: 1. My company name, and the town my office or shop is in? 2. Which towns or counties do I take projects in? 3. What do I build: remodels, additions, garage conversions, new homes? What's my smallest job, and what don't I take? 4. Typical budgets for my common projects, or my price per square foot? 5. How do I bill? (free estimate, design fee, fixed price, cost-plus, payment draws) 6. My state license number, my insurance, and the warranty I give? 7. My phone number, and can people text me photos of their house? 8. Any client reviews or project photos, finished or mid-build? 9. How should it look? (colors, mood, anything to match) Then write the full site as one HTML file with inline CSS. Put call and text buttons at the top, make the number tappable, and make sure it reads well on a phone.

  2. Step 2

    Paste the code it gives you into paste page

    Choose a link such as paste.page/ridgeline-remodel, publish, and put it on your jobsite signs, bids and Google Business Profile.

    Open paste page

Your photos

Show the work, not stock photos

Add jobsite photos in the paste page editor. Each upload gets a link your AI can drop into the page.

Use

A crew framing a floor beside a house
Your crew on site
A completed modern house with a pool
The finished build
A worker cutting lumber on site
Craft up close

Skip

A stock photo of a crane against an orange sky
Cranes and sunsets
An out-of-focus jobsite photo
Out of focus
A photo of an unlit interior too dark to read
No light on site
Before: a room gutted to the studs with temporary supports in placeAfter: a finished modern house with a poolBeforeAfter

You, to your AI“Put these two under Recent work, labeled demo day and finished, with the town and square footage.”

Change anything

Ask in plain words. Your page changes.

New season, new service, new crew lead? Tell your AI and paste the page it sends back. Your link never moves.

paste.page/ridgeline-remodel
Ridgeline Remodel & Additions as first written: blueprint blue and yellow

Same link every time. Nothing to reprint.

What’s on the page

Everything a customer looks for

Call and text, up top

Tap to call the office or text photos of the house.

Call the officeText us photos

The numbers people check

Liability cover, warranty and what an estimate costs.

Liability$2MWarranty5 yearsEstimateFree

Projects you build

Named the way homeowners say them.

KitchensAdditionsBasementsGarage conversionsNew homes

Your service area

Every town within a day's drive of the shop.

BoiseMeridianEagleNampa

Finished projects

A photo and what the client said.

A finished house with a pool

★★★★★

“Done the week they promised.”

Luis · Boise

Where you’ll share it

One link, everywhere customers find you

Google

Your Google listing

Set it as the website on your profile.

Ridgeline Remodel & Additions4.8 ★★★★★ · General contractor in Boise
WebsiteCall

Jobsite yard signs

Neighbors walk past every day the job runs. Print the link under the number.

Ridgeline(208) 555-0134paste.page/ridgeline-remodel
NextdoorFacebook

Neighborhood recommendations

When someone asks who built that addition down the street.

Who built the addition on Pine St? Looking for a contractor.

Matt K. That was us. Photos and prices here: paste.page/ridgeline-remodel

Bids and draw invoices

Every draw request carries your link, so referrals land on it.

Draw 3: rough-in passed$21,600
Change order: extra window$1,850
Total$23,450

paste.page/ridgeline-remodel

Two ways to start

Let your AI write it

Copy the prompt, answer the questions, and get a page built around your work and your area.

Start from an example

Open one of the three in the paste page editor, swap in your details and photos, and publish.

Pick an example

Questions

Should a contractor website show a price per square foot?
A range helps. People planning an addition want to know if their budget is in the right ballpark before they call. Ask your AI for a short table of typical project costs and keep the final number for your written bid.
Can my contractor site show a project from demo to finish?
Yes. Upload photos from each stage in the paste page editor, hand the links to your AI and ask for a row labeled demo, framing and finished.
Where should my general contractor license number go on the page?
Near the call button, next to your insurance. Homeowners often look it up with the state board before they invite you over.
How do I stop small repair calls coming through my contractor website?
State your project minimum in plain words, such as "we take projects from $15,000", and list the jobs you pass on. Your AI can add both as a short section.
Can a construction company website explain draws and change orders?
Yes. Ask your AI for a short section on how billing works: the deposit, payments tied to inspections, and how changes are priced. Clear terms up front mean fewer awkward talks mid-build. Sign up free to claim your link once it reads right.
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