Websites for Siding: $250/month, live in 7 days

Siding websites that win the whole-house decision

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A siding job is the biggest curb-appeal purchase most homeowners ever make, and they treat it that way: months of research, material debates, and quiet contractor vetting before anyone gets a call. Vinyl or fiber cement? Repair or wrap the whole house? The contractor whose website answers those questions during the research phase is the one standing in the driveway when it's time to quote.

Modern Websites builds siding sites for that long decision. Material pages for vinyl, fiber cement, and engineered wood, full-house before-and-after galleries organized by material and color, a storm-damage section for the hail-and-wind insurance work, and financing displayed where a five-figure buyer needs to see it. Live in 7 days, $250 a month.

You've probably sat through the agency pitches: months of meetings and a project to manage before anything goes live. We charge every trade the same $250 a month with no setup fee, because one siding job should cover years of your website.

What's costing you jobs

Where siding contractors lose work online

A $15,000 decision gets researched hard

Homeowners spend weeks comparing materials, colors, and contractors before making contact. A thin website gets you silently crossed off during a research phase you never knew you were in. No callback to lose, because the call never happened.

Material questions come before contractor questions

'Vinyl vs fiber cement,' 'James Hardie cost,' 'engineered wood siding problems': that's what your future customers are searching. The contractor whose site answers material questions honestly becomes the default choice to install the answer.

Hail creates insurance-funded urgency you're missing

Cracked vinyl and wind-torn panels after a storm mean insurance-funded replacements on a deadline, the best leads in the trade. Without a storm-damage section that explains the claims process calmly, those homeowners call whoever has one.

Your finished houses are your best ads, and they're invisible

A full-house transformation is the most persuasive photo in exterior work. If your befores and afters live in a foreman's phone, the homeowner comparing you against a contractor with a real gallery isn't really comparing at all.

The build

What your siding website includes

Trade-specific features on top of the full standard stack: hosting, SSL, mobile-first design, SEO setup, edits, and email on your domain.

Material pages that match real searches

Vinyl, fiber cement, engineered wood, and repair-versus-replace, each with its own honest, search-friendly page, because material searches are where siding customers start.

Full-house before-and-after gallery

Transformations organized by material and color, shot big. Nothing sells a re-side like the last ten houses you changed the look of.

Storm damage and insurance section

Hail-cracked panels, wind damage, and a calm walkthrough of how you work with insurance claims, built to capture the post-storm surge with trust instead of pressure.

Financing made visible

Clear payment framing keeps sticker shock from ending the conversation. On a whole-house job, this section earns its keep with a single saved lead.

Credentials displayed properly

Licensing, insurance, and any manufacturer certifications you've actually earned, placed where comparison shoppers look for them. Earned proof only; we never invent badges.

Estimate flow built for exteriors

A short request with a photo of the house front and rough scope: enough for you to arrive prepared and for the homeowner to feel taken seriously in under two minutes.

Standard on every build: hosting + SSL · mobile-first · on-page SEO · ongoing edits · Google Workspace email · analytics · lead follow-up · review requests

After the click

Win more siding jobs from the calls you already get

Your website gets homeowners to call. These four services make sure the call turns into a job. Two are included in every plan, and we run all of them for you.

Included

AI text and email follow-up

Siding quotes don't close themselves. Every open quote gets a friendly follow-up until the homeowner decides, and every new lead gets a text back in seconds.

Included

Google reviews on autopilot

After every full siding replacement, your customer gets a text with a direct link to leave you a Google review, and every review gets a reply drafted in your voice.

Growth plan

AI phone agent

Calls you can't get to, on a job or after hours, get answered in your company's name and booked straight onto your calendar.

Growth plan

A new SEO article every week

A new article on your site every week, written for siding customers in your service area and the questions they actually ask.

How follow-up, reviews and the phone agent work →

The math

One full siding replacement pays for over 4 years of your website.

Example: a full siding replacement runs around $14,000. Slide the number to your own average and check the math yourself.

$14,000

One extra job pays for

56 months

of your website, over 4 years at $250 a month.

And one missed call can be that job. See how every call gets answered →

The process

Live in 7 days. Here's how.

  1. 1

    20-minute demo call

    We show you what your site could look like (your trade, your area) and answer everything. No pressure, no slide deck.

  2. 2

    We build it in 7 days

    Design, writing, pages, SEO, email: all handled. Lead follow-up and review requests get set up the same week. You send a logo and job photos if you have them; we do the rest.

  3. 3

    Launch call: you go live

    We walk through the finished site together, make final tweaks on the spot, and take it live on your domain. On the Growth plan, we test a live call with your phone agent too.

Straight answers

Siding website questions, answered

How much does a website cost for a siding company?

Modern Websites is $250 per month, everything included: design, hosting, SEO setup, edits, and email on your domain. One siding job covers years of the site.

What should a siding contractor website include?

Material pages that answer the vinyl-versus-fiber-cement questions homeowners research first, a before-and-after gallery organized by material, a storm-damage and insurance section, visible financing, and your real credentials. That combination wins both the slow researchers and the post-hail surge.

Can my website help with hail damage leads?

Yes. Storm work is some of the best-funded, most urgent business in siding, and we build for it as standard: a storm-damage section, an insurance-process explainer in plain English, and a fast inspection request. When hail moves through your area, your site is ready before the out-of-town crews' door hangers are.

Will my siding website rank on Google?

It ships with the right foundation: proper titles, separate material and service pages, fast load times, and schema markup, the technical groundwork Google expects. Rankings also depend on your reviews and Google Business Profile, which the site is built to support. No one can honestly promise you #1; we build sites that compete for it.

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Your siding website, live in 7 days.

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