Websites & marketing for excavation, grading & forestry

The job is won before the trailer leaves the yard

A builder needs a pad graded by the fifteenth. A landowner just closed on forty acres of cedar. A county wants three bids for a drainage ditch by Friday. None of them drives around looking for equipment on a lot. They search, they compare two or three sites on a phone, and they call the outfit that looks able to do the job. Excavation, grading, land clearing and forestry are sold on proof, and most crews hide theirs in a camera roll.

We build sites that put the proof up front: the machines you run, the work you have finished, the counties you cover, the insurance and safety record a general contractor asks for, and a form that collects what you need to price the job. A plan set or a photo. Acreage or a pin on a map. What stays and what goes.

One family, four trades, a page for each

Plenty of outfits do two or three of these with the same iron, but buyers search for them one at a time. So we built a page for each trade and kind of help:

• Excavation: website design, marketing, SEO and AI search for foundations, utilities, septic, pools and ponds.
• Grading and site prep: website design, marketing, SEO and AI search for pads, driveways, drainage and roads.
• Land clearing: website design, marketing, SEO and AI search for lot, brush and cedar clearing and forestry mulching.
• Forestry: website design, marketing, SEO and AI search for thinning, timber, fuel reduction and forest management.

Found by the county, not the neighborhood

Site work buyers search by county and town, often from the property itself on one bar of signal. That calls for a fast site, a complete Google Business Profile for a crew without a storefront, service pages for each kind of work, and county pages backed by real jobs there. Owners now ask ChatGPT and Google's AI answers who does this work near them, too, and those answers draw on the same listings, reviews and pages. Google's Local Services Ads have no category for these trades, so search ads targeted by county fill the paid side. Our SEO programs start at $625 a month, most local businesses land between $625 and $2,250, and there is no long contract.

What it costs

A custom website is a fixed price, from $1,750. A site with an estimate or bid request flow is about $9,000 on our web design pricing page, and 0% financing spreads it out with 25% down. Not sure yet? We will design your home page first, free, with no obligation: get a free mockup.

Questions site work contractors ask

Do I need a separate website for each trade I offer? No. One site with a page for each service, a gallery that shows each kind of job, and a form that asks the right questions does the work of three sites.

My work comes from builders I already know. Why bother? Builders change, retire and get bought. A site that shows your equipment, safety program and finished jobs gets you on the next builder's bid list without a cold call.

Can I post jobs myself? Yes. Every custom site includes Athena CMS, so a crew lead can add a finished project with photos from a phone before the trailer is loaded.

Building, remodeling or general contracting instead? Our construction page covers that side, and agriculture covers farms, ranches and the businesses that serve them.