Google Ads Landing Pages for Contractors
Google Ads landing pages for contractors give each paid click a page about the job in the ad, with your phone number at the top. They suit roofing, HVAC, plumbing, remodeling or any trade paying for clicks. Upload your logo and look at one free before you spend anything on it.
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.
An example site made with the builder. The business is made up.
Landing pages for contractors, one per ad group
A homeowner searches "roof leak repair," taps your ad, and expects to read about roof leaks. A home page with twelve services makes them hunt, and many leave. You still paid for the click.
A landing page opens on the promise from the ad, the towns you serve and a button that calls you. Google also rates how closely a page fits its ad, and that rating plays into what each click costs.
What sits on the first screen
- A headline that repeats the words of the ad
- Your number on a call button that stays on screen as they scroll
- A photo of you or your crew, not a stock model in a hard hat
- Your offers, if you run any ("Free estimates"), typed in by you
- An estimate form that asks for a phone number, so every request can get a call back
Services, your area and your Google reviews (once your listing is connected) sit further down.
Every call and form shows up in Google Ads
Paste your Google Ads tag in once. A sent form and a tapped call each fire their own conversion, so the account shows which keywords produce estimates and which only spend.
Each request also reaches your inbox at once, and Zapier or a webhook can pass it to your CRM.
Daniel Dimsey, Website Smash's founder, puts these same layouts behind ads each week for Local Service Ads AI clients and tests one against another. His YouTube channel shows the tests.
One page or a page per service
- $199: one landing page for the job you advertise most
- $497: a full website with a page for each service you advertise, SEO set up
- Hosting $24 a month, or $19 a month paid yearly
- Live the minute you pay, and on your own domain within the hour when it's bought or pointed through us
- Built to load in under two seconds on a phone
- Nothing to pay until you've seen it
FAQ
Can I keep the website I have now?
Yes. The page can run on a subdomain like ads.yourcompany.com, and your site stays put.
How many landing pages does a contractor need?
One for each service that has its own ad group. Two or three services usually point to the $497 site, where each one already has a page.
Do you manage the ads?
No, just the pages. Keep your agency, run them yourself, or ask about Local Service Ads AI, the Google Ads service from the same founder.
Build it for free. Pay for it when you're happy.
Upload your logo and your site is on the screen in about a minute. Nothing to pay until you want it live.