Sheet F-002Free website check
Free general contractor website check
Paste your contractor website address. In about 30 seconds you see what a homeowner planning a remodel can do on your site.
F-002.0 · Instant scan
Scan your contractor website in 30 seconds
Paste your website address. We load the page once and check seven things in the page code. It is automated, covers your website only, and cannot judge your project photos.
- Free, no card
- Your page is loaded once
- Result kept up to one hour
Pages that build themselves in the browser can look emptier to a scan than to a visitor, so read "Not found" as "not seen in the page code". Based on one load of the page you entered, up to an hour ago. We keep the result for up to an hour so a repeat scan is quick. If you request the full audit, a one-line summary of the scan is added to your request.
The general contractor website check loads your site once and reports seven things from the page code: a secure connection, phone setup, tap-to-call, an inquiry form, local business info for Google, a page title and tracking code. It is free, takes about 30 seconds and checks the website only. It cannot judge your project photos.
What the check looks at for general contractor companies
- 01A long sale starts with an easy first contactRemodel buyers research and compare several contractors before they trust one. When they decide to reach out, the easiest path wins: a tap-to-call link or a short inquiry form. The scan checks for both.
- 02An inquiry form that captures the projectA form with phone, email and message fields gives a homeowner room to describe the project. The scan confirms a form exists in the page code. What the form asks is up to you, and our guide on estimate request forms covers it.
- 03Business info Google can readLocal business structured data on the page gives Google your name, phone and service area. The scan only checks that it exists, not that it matches your Google profile. Matching the two is part of the hand-reviewed audit.
- 04Your city in the title, your work on the pageIf you add your city, the scan checks whether your page title names it. Whether your pages show real finished projects is something a scan cannot judge. Our guide on project photo galleries covers what to show.
- 05Tracking so you know where inquiries come fromOn a long sale it is easy to forget where a lead first came from. The scan reports whether Google or Meta tracking code is installed on the page.
What it does not check: Your Google Business Profile, your reviews, your project photos and galleries, your license and insurance details, your search rankings, and what a caller hears when your line rings out. The hand-reviewed audit covers the profile, reviews, website and a missed-call test.
F-002.1 · Want a person to look too?
Request the hand-reviewed audit
The scan covers one page of your website. A person at Summit AI Solutions can also review your Google profile, reviews, website and how your line is answered, and send one page of findings with the biggest gaps ranked. It is free and there is no obligation. We reply within one business day.
Rather talk it through? Call (772) 282-1936
Questions about the general contractor website check
Can the check review my project gallery?
No. It reads the code of one page and cannot judge photos or how finished work is presented. It can tell you whether the page has a form, a tap-to-call link and local business info.
Does the scan work on a multi-page contractor website?
It checks the single page address you enter, usually the home page. Run it again with another page address to check that page.
Does the check look at my license number?
No. It does not read license or insurance details. Our guide explains how Florida rules treat the license number in your advertising.
Is the free website check the same as the free audit?
No. The scan is automated and covers one page of your site. The free audit is reviewed by a person at Summit AI Solutions and covers your Google profile, reviews, website and missed calls.
Guides for general contractor websites
Plain-English guides from our blog on this topic.
- Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Contractor Marketing GuideHow kitchen and bath remodeling contractors can attract serious homeowners with project galleries, clear process pages, honest quotes, and follow-up.
- What to Ask on a Contractor Estimate Request Form PageA practical guide to building an estimate request form for a home-service business, with the few fields that matter and the ones that scare people off.
- How to Build a Project Photo Gallery That Wins JobsLearn how a home-service company can build a project photo gallery that loads fast, builds trust, and shows real work homeowners can picture at home.