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Websites for HVAC, plumbing, roofing and remodeling contractors

$2,900 is FastLanding's published price for a custom, mobile-first website for an HVAC, plumbing, roofing or remodeling company. It covers a tap-to-call path for urgent jobs, separate pages for planned work, a service area that names the places you cover, your real reviews and licenses, and technical SEO, all fixed in a written scope.

one website project for any of the four trades

Start window and milestones are set in your written proposal.

  • Hand-coded
  • Published USD price
  • 50/50 payment
  • Remote studio in Poland
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HVAC company websites

An HVAC website has two jobs. It gets a no-cool or no-heat caller to your phone in one tap, and it gives planned work, such as a system replacement, a tune-up or a maintenance plan, its own calmer path with the facts people compare.

What HVAC customers need on the site

  1. A tap-to-call button, your hours and the area you cover in the first screen on a phone, for the urgent no-cool or no-heat call.
  2. Separate paths for repair, system replacement and tune-ups, so an urgent caller never scrolls past financing details.
  3. A maintenance plan page that says what each visit includes, how often it happens and what it costs, using amounts you approve.
  4. Financing and rebate information taken from current source material, with expired offers taken down.
  5. Seasonal messaging that can switch between cooling and heating without a rebuild.

Pages it usually includes

  • Emergency service
  • AC repair
  • Heating repair
  • System replacement
  • Maintenance plans
  • Financing and rebates
  • Service area

Plumbing company websites

Plumbing customers come in two kinds: someone with water on the floor who needs a number right now, and someone planning a water heater or drain job who wants to understand the work first. The site keeps those two paths apart.

What plumbing customers need on the site

  1. Emergency service for leaks, bursts and backups, with tap-to-call, hours and coverage above the fold.
  2. Pages for drains and sewer, water heaters (repair or replacement, tank or tankless), leak detection and fixtures, plus commercial work if you offer it.
  3. Service-call fees or starting prices only when they are current and approved, each labeled as a fixed fee, an estimate or a starting price.
  4. A short request form for scheduled work that asks for the problem, the area and the best time to call back.

Pages it usually includes

  • Emergency plumbing
  • Drains and sewer
  • Water heaters
  • Leak detection
  • Fixtures
  • Commercial work
  • Service area

Roofing company websites

Roofing calls bunch up after storms. The site has to work on a phone with a weak signal for the homeowner with an active leak, and still explain inspections, insurance paperwork and replacement options to the homeowner who is planning ahead.

What roofing customers need on the site

  1. Three levels of urgency on separate paths: emergency tarping or an active leak, repairs, and full replacement.
  2. A light emergency page that stays usable on a weak connection: tap-to-call first, a short request, nothing heavy.
  3. Inspection and insurance guidance that your team writes and approves. We publish it; we do not give insurance advice for you.
  4. Project photos grouped by roof system, such as shingle, tile, metal or flat, with accurate captions.
  5. A named list of the communities you actually cover, so storm-week calls from outside your range stop.

Pages it usually includes

  • Storm damage and emergency
  • Repairs and leaks
  • Roof replacement
  • Inspections
  • Insurance questions
  • Roof systems
  • Service area

Remodeling company websites

Remodeling is a planned decision with a large budget. Homeowners want to see work like theirs, understand the process and know roughly what range they are in before they reach out, so the site shows the work and filters the inquiries.

What remodeling customers need on the site

  1. A portfolio organized by project type, such as kitchens, baths, additions and whole-home work, with before and after pairs and a short story for each.
  2. The process in order: consultation, design, permits, build and final walkthrough.
  3. Budget ranges you approve, so projects that are not a fit filter themselves out.
  4. Financing in the main navigation when the offer is current and approved.
  5. A consultation form that asks for project type, timeline and area.

Pages it usually includes

  • Kitchens
  • Bathrooms
  • Additions
  • Whole-home remodels
  • Process
  • Financing
  • Consultation request

What every contractor site needs, whatever the trade.

A service area that names real places

We list the cities, suburbs or counties you actually serve, in one section or on a few area pages when each one has something specific to say. We do not generate a page per city with only the name swapped.

Reviews you already earned

We link your Google Business Profile or other review profiles and place quotes only with the customer’s permission. No written-for-you reviews, no star ratings we cannot source.

Prices only when you approve them

Service-call fees, plan prices or budget ranges go on the site only in the amounts you confirm, labeled clearly as fixed, starting or estimated.

Built for a phone in a hurry

A light, hand-coded site: the call button stays in reach, forms are short and the urgent pages load without heavy sliders or video.

One published price for all four trades.

The trade changes what goes on the site, not the price. The written proposal fixes the scope before any work starts.

Contractor website project

$2,900

Custom, mobile-first and hand-coded, with technical SEO.

$1,450 to start the work, $1,450 after deployment.

Start window and milestones are set in your written proposal.

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What is quoted separately

Scheduling or dispatch integrations, a large amount of new copy, photography and a bigger set of area pages are quoted in writing before work starts, so the price never changes without a scope change you approve.

Optional Care, for updates and support after launch, starts at $249/mo.

Built by a two-person studio in Gliwice, Poland.

FastLanding has no US office and no local crew. We work remotely with clients in the US and the EU, and we say so on every page.

  • Kacper Rękawek Founder, designer and developer
  • Justyna Lajca Head of Sales & Business Development, your contact for calls

What remote means for your project

  • Calls in your morning. Justyna takes US calls Monday to Friday, 3 to 6 p.m. Polish time, which is 9 a.m. to noon Eastern and 8 to 11 a.m. Central for most of the year.
  • Everything in writing. The brief, the scope, the price and every round of feedback are written down, so nothing depends on catching each other on the phone.
  • Local facts come from you. Your service area, licenses, prices and seasons are yours to confirm. We publish only what you approve and never make local claims for you.
  • Paid in USD. $1,450 to start the work and $1,450 after deployment.

More about the studio

Contractor website questions.

Short answers for HVAC, plumbing, roofing and remodeling companies. Missing yours? Email kontakt@fastlanding.io.

How much does a contractor website cost?

$2,900 is the published FastLanding website project price for an eligible HVAC, plumbing, roofing or remodeling company website. You pay $1,450 to start and $1,450 after deployment. The written proposal fixes the scope first, and integrations or extra content are quoted before work starts.

Can the website put emergency calls first?

Yes, when your business runs a real emergency process. On a phone, the tap-to-call action, your hours and your coverage sit in the first screen, and urgent calls stay separate from routine estimate requests. We do not publish a response time your crew cannot keep.

Do I need a separate page for every city I serve?

Usually not. One clear service-area section that names the communities you actually cover does the job for most contractors. A separate area page makes sense only when it has something specific to say, such as different services or a different crew. We do not mass-produce city pages with only the name swapped.

Will you add reviews and ratings to my site?

Only real ones. We link your Google Business Profile, show quotes from customers who agreed to be quoted, and place your license and insurance details where people look for them. We never write reviews, invent star ratings or show certifications you cannot prove.

You are in Poland. How does that work for a US contractor?

FastLanding is a two-person studio in Gliwice, Poland, with no US office. Scope, price and feedback are agreed in writing. Justyna takes US calls Monday to Friday, 3 to 6 p.m. Polish time, which is 9 a.m. to noon Eastern and 8 to 11 a.m. Central for most of the year. Local facts, such as your service area and licenses, come from you, and we publish only what you confirm.

How long does a contractor website take?

Timing depends on the approved scope, the materials supplied, and the review pace. FastLanding's established website work is planned in days or weeks rather than an open-ended agency cycle, but no universal deadline is promised on this page. Your proposal includes a realistic start window and milestones.

Do you guarantee leads or rankings?

No. FastLanding builds the website, the call and request paths, and the technical SEO foundation described in the written scope. Leads and rankings also depend on your reviews, demand, competition, crew capacity and ongoing marketing.

Tell us about your trade and your area.

Send a short brief with your services and the places you cover. You get a written reply with scope and price, and a call with Justyna if you want one.

Brief online, written reply

No call needed at any point

What do you need?

A new website A redesign or rebuild Not sure yet

Then your name, email and the goal in one sentence. Company, website and timing are optional.

The reply comes in writing: fit, scope, price and the start window. We only call if you ask.

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