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lafayette, louisiana web design for contractors
Most contractors I talk to are paying a monthly fee for a website they don't control, built by a company three states away that has never seen their trucks.
I'm in Lafayette. I build websites for trades businesses across Acadiana — sites that load fast on a phone, show up when someone searches for your service in your area, and make it dead simple to call you.
websites made
get you leads
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Integrate ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro & Jobber
connections
Your website should feed the system your office already runs on. I wire your booking flow straight into ServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, or Jobber so requests land where you and your team are already working.
Click-to-call on every screen, custom forms, and all the ways your potential clients can line you up for a job.
Show up in every town you serve
local seo
Most contractor websites have one page covering the whole service area. You need local SEO for each.
I build a page for every community you cover — Broussard, Youngsville, Carencro, Breaux Bridge, New Iberia — with real local details on each one, not the same paragraph with the city swapped out (those don't work). By adding the schema markup that tells Google precisely what you do and where you do it, you start showing up in searches your competitors aren't touching. Included in every project.
clean, organized, and branded
the design
I customize every detail of your site so — your services, your service area, your photos, your financing, your offers, and your reviews.
You get a professional site without a five-figure custom build. Ten thousand dollars and six months won't help you get more calls, but having a professional website that builds trust instantly will.
Written the way they understand it
copywriting
Every project includes the writing, because a good-looking site with vague copy that goes over your potential clients' heads is wasted money.
No filler about quality workmanship you can trust. I'll ask how you actually describe your work, what customers call you about most, and what you'd like to sell more of — then write pages that answer the questions people already have before they turn into a job.
it's your website, not mine
Ownership
If you have a site through a large company, you already know your site isn't yours.
Whose name is your domain registered in?
Who controls your Google Business Profile?
What happens when you need support?
A lot of trades business owners find out the answers at the worst possible time. Everything I build goes in your name, on your accounts, with your own login — you choose if you want monthly management once the site is done.
Courtney Prejean is a photographer, web designer, and social media marketer based in Arnaudville, Louisiana. She holds a marketing degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and has run her own business for more than 15 years, helping entrepreneurs and small business owners grow through digital marketing.
What happens after inquiring?
We'll have a quick phone call to talk about what you do, the areas you service, and where your leads are coming from right now. You'll then get your pricing and inclusions laid out simply in a proposal.
When you're ready to start, you'll fill out one simple questionnaire or we can get on another call so you can tell me the answers yourself. After designing, copywriting, and infusing your site with local SEO, you review every page before it goes live.
"I couldn’t wait and it’s just as good as I expected it to be."
client review
— Jarrett Beard, Beard Homes (Custom Home Builder)
more services for the trades
Interested in handing off more of your digital marketing? We offer social media management with monthly strategy plans, photography, videography, and consistent posting across the platforms where people are looking for services.
social media marketing
The best local websites aren't full of stock photos. People here want to see faces, see your work, and get a sense of your business. Your equipment, your trucks, the logo on your shirt? All of that signals that you're the professional they need.