Websites for Paver & Hardscape Contractors · SF Bay Area
Hardscape websites that sell the finished evening.
Nobody wakes up wanting pavers. They want the patio at dusk, the fire pit, the yard the neighbors talk about. Your website's job is to sell that picture — then prove you're the one to build it, with licensing, real projects, and honest ranges for $12,000–$90,000 decisions.
Free draft first · $2,500–$7,500 flat · one paver spot per county
Alder & Stone — a Beck Web Studio concept for your trade
Where Paver Companies Lose Jobs Online
Three leaks your website should plug on day one.
Your best work lives on your phone
Hardscape is the most photogenic trade in construction, and most paver companies show it off nowhere but a Facebook page. A gallery built from your real projects is the single highest-converting thing you own.
Directories resell your own customers
Homeowners searching for patios land on lead brokers who sell that click to four contractors — sometimes including you. A ranking site of your own is the only way off that treadmill.
Five-figure sticker shock loses jobs silently
Most hardscape sites hide numbers, so homeowners guess low, get quoted, and vanish. Publishing honest ranges qualifies the buyer before your site visit, not after it.
Published Pricing
Flat prices, in writing, before we've spoken.
One long-scroll page, mobile-first, click-to-call, quote form, your real reviews, structured data. Live in about a week. First five clients: $2,000.
Start with a free draft →Launch plus 5–7 pages: per-service and per-city SEO pages, full copywriting, gallery, Google Business Profile optimization. Live in 2–3 weeks.
Start with a free draft →Growth plus a quote funnel with budget qualification, before/after galleries, a 90-day local SEO sprint, and a documented competitor teardown.
Start with a free draft →Hosting & care is $149/mo — hosting, SSL, backups, security, small updates, and a monthly plain-English results report. Half to start; the balance is only due after you approve the finished site.
Good Questions
Paver website questions, answered straight.
Should a paver contractor publish price ranges?
I get jobs from Yelp and Thumbtack. Why do I need my own site?
What photos do I need for a hardscape website?
Start Here
Get your homepage, before you decide.
Tell me about your business and I'll design your homepage — free, before you commit to anything. One paver company per county; the draft shows you exactly what you'd be claiming.
Two minutes of typing. I reply within one business day, research your trade and your cities, and send you a private link to your finished homepage draft — free, no obligation. Love it, and we talk. Don't, and you'll never hear from me again.
Rather just write? ben@beckwebstudio.com