Professional Contractor Website Development Agency

Our custom website development process takes 2-3 weeks from design handoff to launch. If you opt for the expedited website, development and launch will take only 1-2 weeks, on average.

The cost of a custom-developed website depends on the size of the website. Most contractor websites we develop are $2-3k, which does not include website design fees. Custom website design typically costs an additional $2-3k, which puts the total cost for a custom website around $4-6k. If you plan to work with Command for your growth marketing, please ask us about a discount on your custom website development.

Yes, we offer an expedited website development option that leverages an array of branded, pre-built website sections (or “blocks”). The total cost of an expedited website is $2.5k. If you plan to work with Command for your growth marketing, please ask us about a discount on your expedited website.

Yes, we provide custom website design for our clients in the home services industry. Our website designers are all in-house UI/UX professionals who design websites that convert your online visitors into high-quality leads.

Your website will be developed from a custom WordPress theme that we built and maintain in-house, here at Command. We do not use contractor or construction website templates in any capacity.

Yes, you own your website upon project completion, although redistributing your website source files is against our Terms of Service. You may move your website hosting, continue custom development, and alter source files as you wish.

Yes, we offer expertly handled web hosting, as well as technical upkeep, security, support and unlimited content management services.

We develop custom websites on WordPress, which is the most popular website Content Management System (CMS) in the world. It provides an intuitive backend for administrators and an SEO-friendly structure that has made it a fantastic website platform option for businesses of all sizes, including contractors, construction companies, and local service providers.

Yes, the backend of WordPress is intuitive and is relatively easy to understand. We use Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and Gutenberg blocks to make the process of creating new pages simple, with the ability to modularly use website sections (or “blocks”) as you’d like.