Profile Link Page for Construction Contractors

Include your company name and logo, contractor license number, insurance details, service area, list of services, project photos with descriptions, customer testimonials, review site links, and a quote request button or phone number.

For many smaller contractors, yes. A profile link page covers the essentials that homeowners look for: portfolio, reviews, services, license info, and contact details. It is mobile-friendly by default and takes minutes to set up versus weeks for a custom website.

Share your profile link with past clients and ask them to forward it to friends who need construction work. Since it includes your portfolio, reviews, and contact info, referral recipients get everything they need to reach out without additional explanation.

Avoid listing specific prices since construction projects vary widely. Instead, mention general pricing ranges or starting prices for common services, and include a 'Request a Quote' button for personalized estimates. This pre-qualifies leads while keeping pricing flexible.

Add the URL to your yard signs, vehicle wraps, business cards, email signature, and social media profiles. Print it as a QR code on job site signage. Ask satisfied clients to share it with neighbors. Every touchpoint where someone might want your services should feature your link.