Guides and stories for the trades.

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• The short answerA few hundred to a few thousand dollars to build, plus $20 to $100 a month to keep it running. With us: $600, $1,200 or $2,500 one time, first year of upkeep included.Get online6 min read

  How much does a contractor website cost in 2026?

  Real numbers for a South Florida contractor: what a site costs to build, what it costs every month after, and what you should get for the money.Read the guide →How much does a contractor website cost in 2026?
• The short answerYes. Social media keeps people who know you watching. Homeowners ready to hire search on Google, and Google shows websites and Google profiles, not your posts.Get online5 min read

  Do contractors still need a website if they have Facebook?

  Facebook and Instagram are great for showing work. Here is why they still lose you jobs when a homeowner is ready to hire, and how the two work together.Read the guide →Do contractors still need a website if they have Facebook?
• The short answerOne main service or just starting: a landing page. A few services: a full site. Many services or towns: a large site.Get online5 min read

  Landing page or full website: which one does your business need?

  A one-page site, a five-page site or something bigger? A quick way to pick the right size for your trade, your areas and your budget.Read the guide →Landing page or full website: which one does your business need?
• The short answerGo to google.com/business, pick your most specific category, set yourself as a service-area business, verify, then fill in every field and add real job photos. It is free.Get found7 min read

  How to set up your Google Business Profile, step by step

  The free listing that puts you on Google Maps. How to claim it, verify it and fill it in so homeowners nearby find you and call.Read the guide →How to set up your Google Business Profile, step by step
• The short answerAsk every customer right when the job is done, text them a direct link, answer every review, and never pay or trade for one.Get found5 min read

  How to get more Google reviews without being pushy

  Reviews are the first thing homeowners compare. A simple routine to ask after every job, what to say, and what never to do.Read the guide →How to get more Google reviews without being pushy
• glassshowerdoorspalmbeach.comProject storyGlass & closets · Palm Springs, FL

  Galaxy Glass & Closets

  A family-owned glass company. Frameless glass is hard to photograph, so the site shows it in 3D scenes that move as you scroll.Read the story →Galaxy Glass & Closets, project story
• cabrerasjewelry.comProject storyJewelry · South Florida

  Cabrera's Jewelry

  A family jewelry store serving its community for over 25 years, now with an online store that feels like the brand.Read the story →Cabrera's Jewelry, project story
• elevatedfinishespainting.comProject storyPainting & finishes · Palm Beach & Broward

  Elevated Finishes & Painting

  A father-and-son painting company that wanted to look as established as their work already is.Read the story →Elevated Finishes & Painting, project story