Contractor websites, built in a sentence.
Describe the work you take on and Nektr builds the site. Finished projects, what you are licensed for, and estimate requests that reach your inbox.
Additions · Kitchens · Whole-house
We build the room you keep coming back to.
Licensed general contractors working across the north side. Fixed-price estimates, no surprises at the end.
Recent projects
- Rear addition · 14 weeks
- Kitchen remodel · 6 weeks
- Basement finish · 9 weeks
An example contracting site. Not a real business.
Nobody spends sixty thousand dollars off a Facebook page.
A remodel is the largest cheque most homeowners write outside their mortgage, and they will look you up before they call. If the only thing to find is a page of phone photos with no dates, no scope, and no licence number, you are competing on price with whoever answers first.
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Projects with the details that reassure people
Scope, rough timeline, and where the job was. Homeowners are trying to work out whether you have done their project before, and a gallery of unlabelled photographs does not answer that.
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Licence and insurance where people look for them
Your licence number, what you carry, and the trades you self-perform, stated plainly rather than buried in a footer. This is the single most common reason a homeowner rules a contractor out.
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Estimate requests with enough to quote from
A form that asks for the property, the scope, and a realistic budget range, then emails it to you. It saves the first two phone calls.
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A page per service, not one long list
Kitchens, additions, and whole-house remodels are different searches by different people. Each gets its own page so the right one turns up.
Questions contractors ask
- Can I show budgets and timelines on projects?
- Yes, and it is worth doing. Projects are content entries with fields you control, so you can publish a scope, a duration, and a price band if you want to filter out enquiries you cannot serve.
- Where do estimate requests go?
- To an inbox you nominate and confirm once. Every request after that arrives as an ordinary email you can forward to your estimator.
- Can I add a new service page myself?
- Yes. Services are entries you add in a minute, and each becomes its own page with a heading and enquiry form. No developer, no change request.
- Does it handle scheduling or invoicing?
- No. Nektr builds and hosts the website. It does not replace your estimating, scheduling, or invoicing software, and it will link out to whatever you already use.
- What does it cost?
- Nektr starts free, which covers a working site on a nektr.dev address with a contact form. Paid plans add your own domain and more monthly prompts. Current figures are on the pricing page.
Describe your contracting business.
You will have a site to look at in about a minute. Free to start, and nothing to install.
Build my site free