Websites for Arizona ROC contractors
Your license is live. Your website should be too.
Type your ROC number and watch a working website for your business get built — quote form, click-to-call and a one-tap license check. Live in about three minutes. Free to look at, no card.
- Built from your public ROC record, so there's nothing to fill in
- Keep it from $497 setup + $49/month. No contract.
- Pay, answer a 3-minute setup form, and it rebuilds itself as your full site
- License checked against the ROC list
- Writing your pages
- Publishing to the web
- Live0:00
Usually about three minutes. Stay here, or close the page — we'll email you the link either way.
Your site is live.
Open your site ↗Try it on your phone: tap the call button, send yourself a quote request, tap the ROC verify link. We emailed you the link too.
Keep it — setup today, monthly after launch
Built by a licensed contractor. Luis Rojo's Masonry LLC (ROC #337881) runs on the same system — see it below.
- ROC # on your home page
- Quote form to your inbox in seconds
- Schema Google and AI can read
- Hosting and HTTPS included
- No contract · keep your files
How it works
Three minutes to see it. A few more to own it.
No calls, no questionnaire, no waiting a week for a mockup. The demo is real, and so is everything after it.
Type your ROC number
We read your business name, license class and city from the Registrar's active-license list, so you don't type them. Handyman-exempt? Give us your business name instead.
About 1 minuteWatch your demo go live
A real one-page site for your business on its own web address: quote form, call button, license badge. Open it on your phone and send yourself a test request.
About 3 minutesKeep it with one short form
Pay the setup fee, then pick your services, the cities you work in, your hours and your domain. The site rebuilds itself as your paid package and emails you when it's done.
About 3 minutes of your timeArizona advertising rules
Your website can carry your license number for your ads.
Since September 2021, Arizona lets certain ads leave off the ROC number when they show your web address — as long as that site's home page displays your business name and license number prominently, and not just in the footer.
Every site we build puts both in the header and on the first screen of the home page, with a one-tap link to your record at azroc.gov. That's what makes a short yard sign or a clean truck door work.
General information from the Registrar's notice, not legal advice. Bids, contracts, estimates and correspondence still need your license number. Read the ROC notice ↗

Live site · Tucson, AZ
Luis Rojo's Masonry LLC
Masonry and hardscape contractor, ROC #337881, KB-2. A Pro build running everything listed below — and the business behind AZ Contractor Pro, so it's the first site we fix when something's wrong.
- 20 pages from one build: home, 5 service pages, 7 service-area pages, gallery, reviews, about, FAQ.
- 4 schema graphs — LocalBusiness, services, FAQPage, Organization — valid in Google's Rich Results test.
- Quote requests land in Luis's inbox in seconds; the form falls back to the phone number if it can't reach the server.
- Photos come from a Google Drive folder Luis fills from his phone.
Scope of work
Everything a contractor site needs, itemized
Laid out like a scope sheet, because that's how you read a bid. Items marked Pro or Kit come with those packages; everything else is in every tier.
Div 01Built for Arizona
Homeowners here check the ROC first. The site makes that a thirty-second job.
Div 02Leads that reach you
A form nobody answers is worse than no form. Ours fails loud, never silent.
Div 03Found by Google and by AI
Structured data tells search engines and assistants exactly who you are, what you do and where.
Div 04Looks like a real company
The details that separate a licensed contractor from a guy with a truck.
Div 05You own it
No WordPress. No plugins to update. No builder holding your content hostage.
Div 06Marketing kit Kit
What Full Marketing Kit clients get for their first 90 days.
Bid comparison
What a contractor website costs in 2026
Four ways to get online, priced the way you'd price a job: what's due up front, what's due monthly, and what the first year adds up to.
Agency buildCustom site, 4–8 weeks
- Up front
- $2,500–10,000
- Monthly
- $50–150
- First year
- $3,100–11,800
- Contract
- Per project
Website subscriptionDone for you, monthly
- Up front
- Usually $0
- Monthly
- $249–449
- First year
- $2,988–5,388
- Contract
- Varies
DIY builderWix, Squarespace and the like
- Up front
- $0–500
- Monthly
- $16–46
- First year
- $192–1,052
- Built by
- You, evenings
AZ Contractor ProPro package, live in minutes
- Up front
- $997
- Monthly
- $99
- First year
- $2,185
- Contract
- None
Published 2026 price ranges. Agency builds and upkeep: PipelineOn. Subscriptions at monthly list price: Topline Pro, GoSite, Hibu. DIY: PipelineOn and Northwest. First year = up front + 12 months. Their packages include different extras; ours are itemized above.
Pricing
One-time setup, flat monthly. No surprises.
Every package includes hosting, HTTPS, the quote form, schema markup and the ROC verify link. Monthly billing starts after your site goes live.
Starter
Just licensed and need to exist online this week. One strong page that does everything a first site should.
- One-page site: services, about, reviews, FAQ, quote form
- Name, ROC number and verify link on the home page
- LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ and Organization schema
- Quote form to your email and a Google Sheet
- Your domain, HTTPS and hosting
- Self-serve setup form, change answers any time
Pay setup today; monthly begins after launch.
Pro
The full build: a page for every service and every city you work in, and room to grow.
- Everything in Starter
- A page for each service (up to 8)
- A page for each community you serve (up to 10)
- Photo gallery fed from a Drive folder
- Reviews page and review-request link
- Your own leads spreadsheet, shared with you
- Unlimited content changes
Pay setup today; monthly begins after launch.
Full Marketing Kit
The Pro site plus what you need to actually get customers from it in the first 90 days.
- Everything in Pro
- Intro video for the hero
- Text alerts for every quote request
- Lead scoring and a morning digest
- Three Facebook ad campaigns
- Google Business Profile checklist and ten post templates
- Implementation guide and a 30-day check-in call
Pay setup today; monthly begins after launch.
Not sure which one? Build the free demo first — it's a Starter-level page, and you'll know in a minute whether you want the extra pages. Already a customer? Manage your billing.
Questions
Straight answers
How fast is the free demo?
Usually about three minutes after you tap Build. You can watch it happen on this page, and we email you the link too. If your license isn't on the ROC active list yet, we build it by hand within one business day.
What do I need to get a demo site?
Your Arizona ROC license number and an email address. We read your business name, license class and city from the Registrar's active-license list. Handyman-exempt? Give us your business name and city instead.
What happens after I pay?
Your demo turns into your paid site within minutes. A three-minute setup form lets you pick your services, the cities you work in, your hours and your domain, and the site rebuilds itself. No phone tag.
Is there a contract?
No. You pay the setup fee once, then a flat monthly that starts after your site goes live. Cancel any time from the billing portal and take your files and domain with you.
Do I own the website?
Yes. Every site is plain HTML on your own domain. If you leave, you take the files and the domain with you. There's no WordPress install, no plugins and no proprietary builder holding your content.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Type it into the setup form. We connect it on our side and email you the two DNS records to add where you bought it. HTTPS turns on by itself once those records take effect.
Where do my leads go?
Quote requests land in your inbox within seconds and in a Google Sheet you own. The Full Marketing Kit adds text alerts to your phone.
I'm a handyman without a ROC license. Can I still get a site?
Yes. Sites for unlicensed work include Arizona's handyman exemption disclosure, and the ROC badge is replaced with your actual credentials.
What does the monthly fee cover?
Hosting, HTTPS, the lead-capture backend, uptime monitoring and content changes. Cancel any time; the site stays yours.
Will this rank me #1 on Google?
Nobody can promise that, and you should walk away from anyone who does. We give Google and AI assistants clean, structured information about your business, a page for every service and city, and a site that loads fast on phones. That is the foundation the map pack and organic results are built on.
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