Spec sheet · W7-104

Websites for Excavation Contractors

Excavation and fill dirt sites that price a delivered load from an address, take a deposit and send the reminders, so you stop doing math on the phone.

Or text 980.222.1163

Real build · Smith Mine
  1. 1Price a load from an address
  2. 2A deposit holds the day
  3. 3Sign and pay on a phone
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Websites for Excavation Contractors
Drawn by
Jesse Chesnut · Iron Station, NC
Price
Websites from $795. Exact quote in your proposal.
Closest real build
Smith Mine

The problem

Where most excavation sites fall short

Most excavation sites are a logo, a list of services and a phone number. The customer still has to call, wait and ask how much. You still have to stop work and do the math.

People who need dirt, gravel or grading want a price and a day. If your site gives them both, they have no reason to call three other outfits.

What it costs you

  1. 01Every load gets priced on the phone, one call at a time
  2. 02Deposits, balances and rain days all live in your head
  3. 03With no real site, Google sends people to a Facebook page

On the phone

People who need dirt, gravel or grading search on a phone, often while standing on the spot where the work will go.

  • They search: fill dirt delivery near me

    They want a delivered price today. Not a call back tomorrow.

  • They search: how much fill dirt do I need

    They know the length and width but not the yards or tons. A calculator answers that for them.

  • They search: gravel delivery cost

    They compare by the load. A price on the screen beats a voicemail.

  • They search: grading contractor near me

    They look for photos of real jobs and whether you work in their town.

  • They search: land clearing maiden nc

    They check your service area. If their town is not on it, they move on.

What I build

What an excavation site has to do

I build the site to quote the job for you. The customer picks a material and enters an address. The site works out the driving distance and the delivered price. A deposit holds the day, and the balance gets paid when the load is down.

  1. 01

    Price the load from an address

    The customer picks a material and how much, then types the address. The site measures the real driving distance and shows the delivered price.

  2. 02

    Turn feet into yards and tons

    Length, width and depth go in. Yards of dirt or tons of gravel come out, already priced.

  3. 03

    Say where you go

    A service area check tells people if you come out to them, and each town you work gets its own page.

  4. 04

    Take a deposit to hold the day

    The deposit is paid on the site. The day is held, and you are not left waiting on someone who never shows.

  5. 05

    Get the balance paid in the yard

    Send a pay link from your phone or show a QR code. The customer signs on their phone and the receipt goes out by itself.

  6. 06

    Move a rain day all at once

    Wet day? Move every job on it in one go, and each customer with an email gets told.

  7. 07

    Send the reminders for you

    Day before reminders, balance reminders and review requests go out on their own.

  8. 08

    Take the big jobs as requests

    Clearing, grading, concrete and demo come in with the details. You type a price and the site makes the pay link.

Built for real jobs

The jobs your site should win

  • Job 01

    Fill dirt and topsoil delivery

  • Job 02

    Gravel for driveways

  • Job 03

    Grading and land clearing

  • Job 04

    Pads, footings and site prep

Real build · Maiden, NC

What I built for Smith Mine

Smith Mine is Matt Smith's excavation, fill dirt and grading business in Maiden, NC. He had no website, and every load got priced over the phone.

  • Customers pick a material, say how much and enter an address. The site prices the load with delivery, from the real driving distance to the pit.
  • A calculator turns length, width and depth into yards of dirt or tons of gravel.
  • A $100 deposit holds the day.
  • When the date is set, Matt sends the balance as a pay link from his phone, or shows a QR code so the customer pays in the yard.
  • The customer signs on the phone when the load is down, and a PDF receipt goes out by itself.
  • Day before reminders, balance reminders, review requests and quote follow ups all run on their own.
  • Matt moves a whole rain day at once, and everyone on it with an email is told.
  • 14 service pages, 7 town pages and 143 real photos of his own work.
Four phone screens of the Smith Mine quote wizard: picking screened topsoil, choosing 10 yards spread, entering a delivery address in Maiden, and a delivered estimate of $515 with the $100 deposit button. Demo quote to a public address.
The load is priced on the spot

How it works

One person, start to finish

  1. 01

    You tell me

    How your excavation & earthwork business runs, where the work comes from and what the current site gets wrong. By text, email or the form.

  2. 02

    You see it free

    For most sites I design the top of your homepage first, around your services and the towns you cover. You see the direction before you pay anything.

  3. 03

    I build it

    Love it? The first payment starts the full build. After launch you text the person who built it, no ticket queue.

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Questions

Straight answers

Can the site really price a load by itself?

Yes. You set your material and delivery prices. The site measures the driving distance from your pit to the address and does the math.

What if a job is too big to price online?

Clearing, grading, demo and concrete come in as a request with the details. You look it over, type a price, and the site makes the pay link.

How do deposits work?

The customer pays a deposit on the site to hold the day. The rest gets paid when the job is done, by pay link or QR code.

What happens when it rains?

You move every job on that day at once. Each customer with an email hears about the new day, so you are not making call after call.

I am not a computer person. Can I run this?

Yes. It runs from your phone. Today's jobs, who still owes and who is waiting on a call are all on one screen.

Can I change my own prices and photos?

Yes. Prices, words, photos and town pages all change from your phone, and an old save can be put back if you make a mistake.

Do we have to meet at a job site?

No. We talk by phone, text and screenshare. Send me your prices, your materials and photos of your work, and I build from that.

What does a site like Smith Mine's cost?

A plain site starts at $795. A site that prices loads, takes deposits and has your own dashboard is the Business System, from $3,495. Exact quote in your proposal.

Want a straight answer?

Send me your current site, or tell me about your excavation & earthwork business. I send a free preview and one fixed price.

Or text 980.222.1163