What window & door sites need
Everything a homeowner checks before requesting a quote.
Certifications and licenses, front and center
Manufacturer certifications, license numbers, bonding, and insurance displayed where buyers look first. In this industry, credentials are the shortlist filter. We structure them as trust signals, not fine print.
Warranty in plain English
Lifetime warranty terms explained the way a homeowner reads them, what’s covered, for how long, what transfers with the house. A clear warranty page closes more premium installs than any discount.
Financing visible up front
Full replacements are five-figure decisions, and financing is what turns “someday” into “this quarter.” We integrate financing messaging and pre-qualification into service pages and quote forms, not a buried footer link.
Before/after installs by area
Real projects tagged by city and product line, so a buyer in your service area sees homes like theirs. Doubles as the local SEO engine for “window replacement in [city]” searches.
A section for condos, HOAs, and high-rises
Boards and property managers buy differently: code compliance, permits, insurance, resident scheduling. A dedicated commercial/HOA section wins projects that residential-only competitor sites can’t touch.
Quote forms that qualify
Multi-step quote requests that capture project type, home type, and timeline before the first call, so your sales team walks in prepared and the tire-kickers filter themselves out.
Who we build for
Every part of the windows and exterior world.
Window & door site pricing
FAQ
Window & door company website questions.
The question is not how many leads, it’s which ones. Most window and door companies drown in tire-kicker quotes while the profitable full-house replacements and premium installs go to whoever looked more established. A site built around project value, install experience, and credentials attracts fewer, better projects, and your sales team feels the difference in the first month.
Proof they can verify: manufacturer certifications, license numbers, warranty terms in plain English, real before-and-after installs in their area, and financing visible up front. Homeowners comparison-shop windows aggressively, and the company that answers the trust questions on the page, instead of hiding them behind a sales visit, wins the request.
It should lead with it. HOA boards, property managers, and high-rise owners are a different buyer with different fears: code compliance, permits, insurance, scheduling around residents. A dedicated section that shows you have done this, with the documentation to prove it, wins projects your competitors’ residential-only sites cannot touch.
Yes, prominently. A full window replacement is a five-figure decision, and financing is often what turns “someday” into “this quarter.” We integrate your financing partner’s messaging and pre-qualification links into service pages and quote forms, not just a buried footer link.
A dedicated page per service area, each with unique content, local proof, and its own quote path, so “window replacement in [city]” ranks separately for every market you serve. This is the main organic growth lever for regional exterior companies, and it compounds every month it runs.
Most run from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on service areas, product lines, and whether we build a showroom or product catalog section. Fixed price, written scope with page counts, two revision rounds, firm timeline. The number you sign is the number you pay.
Yes. We build the site so seasonal campaign pages and offers can go live fast, and care plans include those updates, so when the season hits, your site is ready before your competitors’ agencies finish their kickoff call.
Help, immediately. Ads are only as good as the page they land on. We build landing pages that match the ad promise, load fast, and make the quote request obvious, which usually lowers the cost per qualified lead without touching the ad budget. Your ad team keeps running ads; their numbers just get better.
After the site: keep it fed
Your best content already exists. It's on the job site.
Your crew captures the moment on a phone; we turn it into project stories, social content, and web pages, every month, on a defined scope.
