Bloora builds websites for South Carolina contractors that bring in their own work: estimate requests, finished-job galleries, and the local search that puts you in front of the homeowner before a lead platform sells them to three of your competitors.
Who this is for
Not listed? The approach is the same for any trade that quotes jobs and works a service area. Tell us what you do.
Most contractor sites are a template with a stock photo and a form nobody fills out. These are the parts that turn a search into a booked job.
Intake that asks what the job actually is: type of work, address, timeline, and photos, so you can price it before you drive out there.
Finished work sells the next job. Post photos from the truck the day you wrap, with no developer and no edit fee.
Structured for the towns you actually drive to, with area-served signals so you rank across the radius instead of one pin.
Most of your traffic is someone standing in their garage. The site loads quickly and reads cleanly on a small screen.
In this trade the first contractor to answer usually wins. Your number is always one tap away, never buried in a footer.
Credentials, years in business, and real reviews placed where a homeowner decides whether to trust you.
Open it and judge the work for yourself.
Greenville, SC
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A simple, collaborative process from first call to launch
We talk through your goals, your users, and what success looks like.
We map scope, timeline, and technical approach before any code is written.
Development happens in focused sprints, with regular check-ins along the way.
You get clean documentation, a working system, and support after launch.
It starts with a free call about how you quote, schedule, and get paid, so the site fits the way you already run instead of forcing you to change it. From there it's one fixed price agreed up front, never hourly and never a surprise invoice. Most contractor sites launch in about a week, and you work directly with the person writing the code.
Straight answers, no fine print. If yours isn't here, just ask.
It depends on scope, so every job starts with a free call rather than a price list. A clean site with your services, service area, and a photo gallery is a different job from one with online estimate intake and scheduling behind it. Once we know which you need, you get one fixed price for the whole build, agreed before any work starts. Never hourly, never a surprise invoice.
That's usually the whole point. Those platforms rent you a lead, charge whether it closes or not, and hand the same lead to three competitors. A site of your own that ranks for the work you do in the towns you serve produces inbound you don't pay per-lead for, and the customer arrives already knowing your name. It takes time to build up, so most contractors taper off the paid platforms rather than quitting them on day one.
Yes, and you should. Finished-work photos are the most persuasive thing on a contractor's site, so galleries are built for you to update from your phone without calling a developer or paying for edits. Shoot the job before you leave it and put it up the same day.
Yes. Trades work a radius, not a single address, so the site is structured around your real service area with proper location signals and area-served structured data. That means showing up for searches in Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and the surrounding towns rather than only where your office happens to sit.
It helps precisely because they call. Most people search, look at two or three contractors, and phone whoever looks most credible and answers first. Your number is click-to-call from every screen, the site loads fast on a phone on bad signal, and estimate requests land in your inbox for the ones who'd rather type than talk.
No. Tell us what you do, how you price, and what you want to be known for, and we write the pages around that. You review and correct anything that isn't how you'd say it. You know the trade; we handle turning it into pages that rank and convert.
Tell us what you build and where you work, and we'll scope it. Serving Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and the whole Upstate and Midlands.
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