Websites for Contractors That Make the Phone Ring
If you run a trade business — doors and windows, roofing, remodeling, HVAC, plumbing, landscaping, handyman work — your website has one job: get the right people to call you. CheatCode builds custom sites for contractors and home service businesses across Albuquerque, Rio Rancho and New Mexico, with a page for every service you offer, your real job photos, and your number one tap away on every page.
- A page per service
- Your real job photos
- Call button on every page
- No contracts
What a contractor site actually needs
Homeowners do not search for "contractor." They search for the job and the town — a door installer in Albuquerque, a roofer in Rio Rancho — usually on a phone, and they call whoever looks real and easy to reach. A single page that lists everything you do gives that search nothing specific to land on.
So a contractor site is built around the job and the phone call:
- A dedicated page for every service you offer, the way customers actually search for them
- A gallery of your real installs and finished jobs, never stock photos
- Your phone number one tap away on every page, on a phone and on a desktop
- The towns you serve, spelled out
- Licensed, bonded and insured shown where customers look for it, in your own words
- An estimate request form that emails you directly, with a backup so no lead is lost
- Pages that load fast on a phone, because that is where most of these searches happen
Built the way you run your business
Some contractors want every job to start with a phone call and no prices online. Others want customers to request an estimate or book a time themselves. Both are real choices, and the site is built around yours, not a template's idea of what a contractor should want.
If you want more behind the site — quoting, scheduling, job tracking, customer records — that is custom business software, and your website can be built right into it.
Real work: All About Doors & More
All About Doors & More has been installing and replacing doors across Albuquerque for more than 36 years. Online, owner Earl Nagy had a Wix site where all seven of his services shared one page. CheatCode rebuilt it as a custom site on his own domain, aadandmore.com.
- Seven services, seven dedicated pages, each with its own questions answered
- A gallery of his real job photos, from his own site and Facebook page
- No prices and no online booking, by his choice: every page leads with calling for an estimate
- Tested on its live domain in Google's Lighthouse (mobile, September 2026): 93 for performance and 100 for accessibility, best practices and SEO, with zero layout shift
Found on Google, and on the map
Every service page gets its own title, description and search markup, so Google knows exactly what each page is about. Your sitemap is submitted in Google Search Console on your own domain, and your Google Business Profile points to the new site, so the map listing and the website work together.
No one can honestly promise you a ranking, and we will not. What we can do is build the foundation right and keep it right. For reviews, citations and your Business Profile, see Local SEO & Google Business Profile.
Already have a Wix, GoDaddy or Squarespace site?
That is where most contractor sites start, and it is exactly where All About Doors & More started. The service copy, photos and reviews worth keeping come over, and the new site goes live on your domain. Hosting, security and updates are handled on your monthly plan, so there is nothing for you to maintain.
Questions, answered
Do you only build websites for contractors?
No. CheatCode builds custom software, websites and apps for all kinds of local businesses. This page covers what we build for trades and home service businesses specifically.
Should my website show prices?
That is your call, and there is no single right answer. Many contractors keep prices off the site because every job is different and they want the conversation to start on the phone. All About Doors & More made exactly that choice. If you would rather show starting prices or packages, we build that in instead.
Can customers request an estimate or book online?
Yes, if you want them to. We can build an estimate request form that emails you directly, or online booking tied to your real availability. If you would rather every job start with a phone call, the site is built around that instead.
How long does a contractor website take?
Most builds go live in two to four weeks from the discovery call. The timeline depends on how many services and pages you need and how fast you can get photos and copy approved.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you actually need, so pricing gets covered on a free call instead of guessed at on a page. Call (505) 975-4098 or email info@cheatcodesolutions.com and you will get a real number.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. No contracts, no lock-in, no cancellation fees. You stay because the site brings in calls, not because walking away costs you money.
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Tell us about your trade
One free call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you do, where you work and how customers find you today, and get a straight answer on what your site should look like.