A site that shows what you have built and makes the next bid request easy
Rune builds custom websites for general contractors anywhere in the country. They present your projects by type, put your license and insurance where a homeowner or architect looks first, and run on Skal, our editor, so you add a finished project and update your team page yourself.
- Custom homes
- Additions and ADUs
- Whole-home remodels
- Commercial tenant improvements
- Design-build
- Fire rebuilds
- Barndominiums and shops
- Multi-family
- Structural repairs
- Project management
In a side-by-side Google Lighthouse test on mobile, a typical template site took 9.1 seconds to load. A Rune custom build took 2.8.
What a general contractor website needs to do
Every site is custom, hand-built, and yours to keep.
Portfolio by project type
Custom homes, additions, commercial, and rebuilds each get their own gallery with a short story per project: scope, timeline, and what made it interesting.
License, bond, and insurance first
Your state license number, bonding, and insurance are on every page, with a link to verify. For a large contract, this is the first thing a careful homeowner checks.
Bid and consultation requests
A request form that asks the right questions up front: project type, plans in hand or not, budget range, timeline. Fewer calls that go nowhere, better first conversations.
How you run a project
A process page covering pre-construction, scheduling, change orders, and communication. Homeowners choosing between two bids pick the contractor who explained how it will go.
Your team and your subs
Project managers, superintendents, and the trades you work with, so a client knows who will be on site and that you have the bench to finish.
Pages for every town you build in
A page for each town and county in your range, written for "general contractor" and project-type searches there, matched to your Google Business Profile.
Sites we have built for contractors
Live projects, with the story of how each one was built.
Willard Fence Co.
A licensed Chico fence contractor with its own metal shop, from backyard fences to twelve-foot court enclosures. Drawn fence elevations instead of stock photos, and 29 pages built to win local search. Runs on Skal.
NorCal Surfaces
Pickleball courts, Rubber Stone pool decks, and epoxy garage floors across Northern California, with an interactive court planner and 29 pages built to win local search. Runs on Skal.
Questions general contractors ask us
We get most work from referrals. Do we need a site?
Referrals look you up before they call. A site with your projects, your license, and your process confirms what the referral said. It also catches the architect or homeowner who searched for a contractor in your county and had no referral at all.
Can we show projects that are still under construction?
Yes. A project page can start at groundbreaking and grow as the crew sends photos. You update it from Skal, and it becomes the finished case study when the job closes.
We do residential and commercial. One site?
One site with two clear paths. A homeowner planning an addition and a business owner planning a tenant improvement land on pages written for each, and both see the same license and track record.
Do you handle fire rebuild pages?
Yes. For contractors in fire-affected areas, a rebuild page that covers permits, insurance coordination, and timelines is one of the most searched pages there is, and it deserves to be written carefully.
Do I own the website?
Yes. The site, its code, and your project photos are yours. No page-builder subscription and no lock-in.
Wherever you work, let's get you more calls
Tell us what you do and the towns you serve. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote.