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How to structure a contractor website for SEO

A practical framework for structuring a contractor website so Google and homeowners both understand it.

April 15, 20267 min read

Most contractor websites are organized for the owner, not the customer. The result is a homepage that lists everything and service pages that explain nothing.

One service, one page

Each renovation type, kitchen, bathroom, basement, addition, full home, should have its own dedicated page. That is what gives Google a clear target to rank.

Service areas are pages, not paragraphs

If you serve multiple cities, build real service-area pages with local context. Avoid thin pages that just swap city names.

Proof in the right places

Project galleries, reviews, and process should appear near every decision point. Trust is what converts.

Structured data

Use structured data for the business, services, and FAQs. Match it to what is visible on the page.

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