Remodeling websites
A remodel is a five-figure decision. A template site makes it look casual.
Kitchen, bath, and addition clients are choosing who will be in the house for weeks. They will forgive a plain truck. They will not forgive a website that still says “your text here” or shows a stock kitchen.
Score a remodeling website
Where these sites lose the job
01
Process belongs on the page
Consult, proposal, build. Mystery is not a premium signal. People want to know what the next step costs them in time before they ask for a price.
02
Stock interiors are obvious
A few real projects beat a theme full of someone else’s kitchen. If the photos are not yours, leave them off until you have your own.
03
High-ticket buyers notice the builder
A Wix or Squarespace default, an old copyright year, and placeholder lines read as “the web is an afterthought.” They extend that judgment to the job.
04
Pretty and unreachable still loses
A gallery without a phone number or a short form is a lookbook, not a way to start. The score checks both the copy and the path to a conversation.
What a clearer remodeling page does
- A short process: how a project starts, and what you need from them.
- Photos of your work, even if there are only a few.
- One H1 about the remodels you do, not a welcome line.
- A tap-to-call number or a short form that a serious client can finish.
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