Websites for masons
Websites for masonry contractors
Stonework is judged by eye. Homeowners want to see the walls, chimneys and steps you've built before they let you near theirs, so your site has to show the craft and make the next step easy.
What your site does for someone planning stonework
Your craft, up close.
Your own photos of chimneys, walls, steps and patios, large and sharp on a phone, because a mason is hired on the look of the last job.
Repairs and new work kept apart.
A crumbling chimney and a new patio are different customers. The site lists each kind of work you take on, in your words, so each one finds the part meant for them.
Quote requests that reach you.
The form sends the address and a note about the job to your phone and email, so you know whether it's a repoint or a full rebuild before you go out.
Your registration where people look.
If you give us your license or registration number, it goes on the site where homeowners can find it. Our article covers what the MA and CT rules say.
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Sample design
Closest sample: our paving design
We don't have a masonry sample yet, so this is our paving layout, the nearest trade. A masonry demo is built the same way, from your own business and your own photos.
All sample designs
SampleMasons ask us
Is there a masonry website I can look at?
Not a masonry sample yet. The closest is our paving design on this page. The quickest way to see one is a demo of your own business, built from your Google profile, current site and reviews, free to look at.
Can each kind of masonry work get its own page?
Yes, on the Premium and Signature plans: they add a page for each service and each town you serve, so chimney repair and new stonework can each have their own page.
What does the assistant say when someone asks about a crumbling chimney?
It answers only from the facts you gave it, takes the homeowner's name, number and job, and says your team will call for anything it wasn't told. It never guesses at a repair or a price.
Should my license or registration number be on my website?
We show it on your site if you give it to us. Our article "Do you need your license or registration number on your website?" covers what Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York rules say.
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Want to see your new website?
Tell us your masonry business and town. We'll build a demo of your site and send you the link.
We'll call or email you. No texts unless you ask for one.
Or call Jaden: (413) 378-2923