Websites for builders & renovators.
A website that shows your finished work, explains what you build and makes it easy for homeowners to ask for an estimate.
Homeowners judge the work first.
Before they call, people look at your photos, check what you do and decide whether you feel trustworthy. The website has to answer those questions quickly.
Finished project photos
Clear, well-cropped images of real work, organised so the best projects come first.
Plain-English services
Renovations, additions, decks, finish carpentry. Whatever you actually do, stated simply.
Credentials and experience
Licences, certifications and years in business, shown only where they are accurate.
Where you work
The towns you serve, so people know straight away if you cover their area.
An easy way to reach you
Tap-to-call, email and a short estimate form, visible on every page.
A site that does that job.
The standard five-page package fits most builders and renovators: Home, Services, Projects, About and Contact.
Project gallery
Up to 12 photos you supply, presented cleanly on phones and large screens.
Estimate request form
One focused form that sends enquiries straight to your inbox.
Local search foundations
Page titles, descriptions, headings, service-area content and a sitemap.
Launch and support
Domain connection, hosting if you want it, and updates after launch.
A live trades website.
Lockrum Builders is a Comox Valley carpentry company. Racine Digital designed and launched its website in 2026.
See the Lockrum Builders websiteCedar & Form, a concept.
An interactive renovation-website concept, with service descriptions, project imagery and a sample project brief.
Explore the Cedar & Form conceptA fictional business with AI-generated imagery, made as a design demonstration.
Five pages, each with a job.
Home
Your best project photo, what you build in one line, and a call button that stays in reach.
Services
Renovations, additions, decks or finish carpentry, each explained in plain words.
Projects
A gallery of up to 12 photos, strongest first, that loads quickly on a phone.
About
Who runs the business, experience and credentials, stated only where accurate.
Contact
An estimate form, your phone number and the towns you serve.
What usually goes wrong.
- Photos that are tiny, slow or cropped badly on a phone
- Services hidden in a paragraph instead of listed
- A phone number that’s hard to find or can’t be tapped
- No mention of the towns you actually work in
- A contact form that never says whether it sent
Asked by owners like you.
Can I show before-and-after photos?
Yes. Before-and-after sections are one of the clearest ways to show a renovation, as long as the photos are of your own work.
What if I only have photos from my phone?
Phone photos can work well if they’re sharp and well lit. If you don’t have usable photos, photography can be quoted separately.
Can the site help me get fewer tire-kickers?
A clear list of the work you take on, the areas you serve and a short estimate form helps the right customers self-select before they call.
Let’s getyou open.
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