Remodeling Contractor Website Design

New Leaf Home Repair and Remodeling was a startup with nothing online. We handled their remodeling contractor website design and the presence around it for four years, until they grew enough to hire a marketer of their own.

The Work Is Public

Go Look at It Yourself

This is the homepage as we delivered it, captured during the engagement. The business is still running on the foundation it shows.

Remodeling contractor website design: the New Leaf Home Repair and Remodeling homepage as delivered

As delivered, from the 2020–2024 engagement window. The site has been in their hands since, and some things have changed. Visit the live site →

Trade
Home repair and remodeling
Where
Warren County, north of Cincinnati
Scope
First website, built from nothing, plus the presence around it
Engagement
2020–2024

Before and After

What Changed

What they had

A new business. Nothing online.

  • No website. Searching the name found nothing at all.
  • No listings, no profile, no reviews anywhere.
  • Two cousins with real skills and no way for a stranger to find them.

What they got

A working presence, from zero.

  • Their first website, with pages for home repairs, residential and commercial work.
  • A review presence built from their first customers up.
  • Listings and a profile so the name returned a business, not a blank.
  • Four years of a presence that grew with the company.
Here too, we were the customer first. We hired New Leaf for home repair before they hired us.

The engagement ended because they grew. That’s the ending we want.

New Leaf built up enough work that they hired a full-time marketer in house, and a month-to-month agreement let them walk without a penalty. What that took:

From zero

The business did not exist online when we started. Everything a customer could find, we built.

Four years

Not a launch and a handoff. The presence ran and grew from 2020 to 2024, alongside the business.

A clean exit

They own the site, the domain and every account. Leaving cost them thirty days’ notice, which is how it should cost.

Questions

Remodeling Contractor Website Design Questions

What does a remodeling contractor website need?

A page for each kind of work a customer searches for, proof attached to the service it proves, a clear path to a quote and a review presence that grows with the jobs. New Leaf launched with home repairs, residential and commercial as separate pages so each could catch its own search.

How much does a contractor website cost?

It moves on how many services need their own page, whether a brand and logo exist, whether there is photography of real jobs and whether the work is a one-time build or a build plus a monthly program. A startup with nothing is a bigger first project and a simpler one, since there is nothing broken to untangle. We quote after a call and tell you which of those is driving your number.

What happens if we grow and want to take marketing in house?

You leave with everything, because you owned it the whole time. Our agreements run month to month with thirty days’ notice, and the site, domain, analytics and ad accounts sit in your name from day one. New Leaf did exactly this in 2024, and we consider that page you are reading proof it works.

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Next Step

Start With a Free Review

No Charge

We look at the site, the profile and the listings, then tell you what we find. Including the parts that are fine.

Get a Free Review

No pitch deck. If you don’t need us yet, that’s what you’ll hear. Reply within one business day.

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