Builders
Fixed Price Websites for Builders — From $200
Your clients are spending hundreds of thousands on a build — they're going to Google you before they call. A professional builder's website with your licence, your past projects, and clear contact options turns lookers into leads. We build them from $200, fixed price, and you own everything.
- Fixed pricing
- No lock-in
- You own your site
- Australian-owned
- Quote before you commit
What builder websites need
- Builder's licence number displayed prominently — mandatory in all states when advertising building services
- Portfolio gallery showing completed new builds and major renovations
- Separate pages for new builds versus home renovations so clients self-select
- Project timeline and process explainer — what clients can expect from enquiry to handover
- Home warranty insurance and builder's indemnity insurance details visible to reassure clients
- Subcontractor management information if relevant to your model
- Testimonials and client review section
- Enquiry form capturing budget range, location, and project type
What clients search before they choose a builder
Building clients research for months before they call anyone. They search things like "home builders near me", "knockdown rebuild cost", "house extension builder [suburb]", and "granny flat builder [suburb]" — then they cross-check every name they find. They look up your licence on NSW Fair Trading, the QBCC register, or the VBA. They check reviews. They compare portfolios.
Your website is what they find at every one of those steps. We structure your pages around the searches your clients actually make — a page per project type, your licence verifiable in seconds, and recent work front and centre — so when they've done their homework, you're the builder they shortlist.
Builder problems a website actually fixes
- Word of mouth dries up between big jobs. One build can tie you up for eight months. A website keeps enquiries coming in while you're on the tools, so there's no gap when the current job wraps.
- Clients verify before they call. Serious clients check your licence and your home warranty cover — HBCF in NSW for work over $20,000, domestic building insurance in Victoria over $16,000, the QBCC scheme in Queensland. Showing it up front closes the trust gap before the first conversation.
- The sales cycle is long. Most building clients research for three to twelve months. A site with a build process page, real project photos, and honest answers keeps you in their shortlist the whole time.
- Reno leads and new-build leads get mixed together. Separate pages let a $30K bathroom client and a $600K new-home client each land on content written for them — and let you rank for both searches.
- Association memberships go unseen. If you're HIA or Master Builders, that belongs on every page — it's a trust signal clients recognise and competitors without it can't copy.
Example: Hartley Building Co. in Maitland, NSW
Craig runs a small building company in Maitland doing a mix of new homes and kitchen-and-bathroom renos. He had a site from 2018 that looked dated and showed none of his recent work. We rebuilt it — a new gallery, separate new build and reno pages, his builder's licence number and home warranty insurance both clearly visible, and suburb-targeted SEO. He now gets four to five enquiries a month through the website and has converted two into full new build contracts.
Why builders choose fixed pricing
- One reno job covers the cost many times over: Even a small bathroom renovation generates enough to pay for your website. Your website should be your cheapest source of leads.
- Clients expect a professional online presence: When someone's spending $300K on a build, they will Google you. A professional site with your licence and portfolio closes that trust gap immediately.
- No monthly retainers: You don't charge clients a monthly fee after handover. You shouldn't be paying one to keep your website alive. Pay once, own it forever.
Frequently asked questions
What pages do I need for a builder website?
At minimum: Home, New Builds, Renovations, Portfolio, About (with licence info), and Contact. A Build Process page is highly recommended — clients love knowing what to expect before they call.
How long does it take?
Most sites are ready in 5–7 business days. Bigger builds take 10–14 days. Providing strong portfolio photos speeds things up significantly.
Can I update it myself?
Yes. WordPress makes it easy to add new project photos, update services, or change contact details. We show you how at handover.
Do I need to show my builder's licence on my website?
Yes — in every Australian state, licensed builders must display their licence number in advertising, including websites. We ensure it's prominently placed on every page.
Can you give each project type its own page — like extensions, granny flats, and new homes?
Absolutely. Add-ons can give each service type its own page, which also helps you rank for specific searches like "granny flat builder [suburb]."
Should my website mention home warranty insurance?
Yes. Home warranty cover is one of the first things serious clients check. In NSW, residential work over $20,000 needs HBCF cover through icare. In Victoria, domestic building insurance kicks in over $16,000. Queensland runs the QBCC Home Warranty Scheme. Stating your cover on the site answers the question before it's asked — and filters out clients shopping purely on price.
Can my website help me win knockdown-rebuild work?
Yes. Knockdown-rebuild is one of the fastest-growing searches in residential building. A dedicated KDR page — covering demolition coordination, council approvals, and the build itself — lets you rank for "knockdown rebuild [your city]" while your competitors lump it under a generic new homes page. We build it as its own page with its own process explainer.
Recent builds by Fixed Price Websites
Real sites we've built — same flat pricing as yours.
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