Budget & website
How Much Does a Construction Contractor Website Cost in Quebec?
What really drives the price: before/after project gallery, quote-request form, visible RBQ licence, local SEO, maintenance. One-time vs recurring — with no invented price.
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Website design
Construction Contractor Website Design in Montreal, South Shore and North Shore
A contractor site that generates quote requests: before/after gallery, visible RBQ licence, project form, local and bilingual SEO.
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Local SEO
Construction Contractor SEO in Montreal, South Shore and North Shore
Get found for "contractor + trade + neighbourhood" (kitchen reno, roofing, bathroom): service-area Google listing, Local Pack, reviews, pages by trade and neighbourhood. No guaranteed ranking.
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Marketing & advertising
Construction Contractor Marketing and Advertising in Montreal, South Shore and North Shore
Google Ads, Google Local Services, project photos, partnerships (architects, designers): what generates quote requests, with a realistic budget.
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Local SEO — Laval
Local SEO and Visibility for a Construction Contractor in Laval: the Local Guide
Get found in Laval (Chomedey, Sainte-Dorothée, Vimont…): service-area listing, Local Pack, reviews, pages by trade and neighbourhood.
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Local SEO — Longueuil
Local SEO and Visibility for a Construction Contractor in Longueuil (South Shore): the Local Guide
Cover Longueuil and the South Shore (Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Brossard…): service-area listing, Local Pack, reviews, pages by trade and area.
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Local SEO — Terrebonne
Local SEO and Visibility for a Construction Contractor in Terrebonne (North Shore): the Local Guide
Cover Terrebonne and the North Shore (Lachenaie, La Plaine, Mascouche, Repentigny…): service-area listing, Local Pack, reviews, pages by trade and area.
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Local SEO · Pillar guide
Rank in Google's top 3 (Local Pack) when people look for a contractor
How Google picks the 3 companies it shows, the 5 levers to break into the trio (service area, proof) and a 90-day action plan adapted to construction's seasonality.
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Local SEO
Optimize your contractor's Google Business Profile
The contractor has no storefront: the listing is set up as a service area. Right trade category, before/after project photos, RBQ licence and Google Posts.
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Reputation
Google reviews: get more and reply (contractor)
The review judges quality, respect of budget and schedule. Few jobs, so each review counts double. End-of-job routine, handling negative reviews — Law 25 compliant.
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Local SEO
Citations and NAP consistency for a contractor
Same name, address and phone everywhere — and an accurate, consistent RBQ licence number. Contractor directories, sector registries, audit and clean-up.
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AI visibility
Contractor Schema (GeneralContractor) and AI visibility
The dedicated GeneralContractor / HomeAndConstructionBusiness type: trades, service area, licence. Get cited by ChatGPT for 'a reliable contractor to renovate a bathroom' — without inventing anything.
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Local SEO
Pages by trade and by neighbourhood
Capture 'kitchen renovation [city]', 'roofer [area]' without combinatorial explosion or duplicate content. The trade × neighbourhood matrix, handled with care — and no fake address.
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Business operations
Reducing missed estimate appointments in construction and renovation
A missed estimate means a wasted trip and half a day lost. 5 web levers — online booking, reminders, confirmation, project form, pre-qualification — to reduce no-shows.
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Conversion & website
Turning your website visitors into quote requests
Traffic alone isn't enough. The 7 elements — visible quote request, RBQ licence, before/after projects, speed, mobile-first — that make a client act.
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