Projects
Projects with the town, the scope and the timeline
Primary bath, Fairfax, three weeks, with before-and-after photos, does more than any headline. Homeowners scroll galleries before they read a word.
Websites for kitchen, bath and home remodelers
We build a working demo of your company's website first: your company name, your kitchen and bath projects, your service area. Often the same day. Like it? Sign and pay half. Don't? You owe nothing, and we delete it.
Closest sample
We don't have a remodeling sample yet. The closest one is below: a working site for a made-up home builder. Your demo is built for your business, not copied from this one.

The business is made up. The website is real.
What we build for
A remodel is the biggest check most homeowners write after the house itself, and they're afraid of picking the wrong contractor. They look at past projects, check the license and reviews, and try to guess the cost. Your website should make all three easy.
Projects
Primary bath, Fairfax, three weeks, with before-and-after photos, does more than any headline. Homeowners scroll galleries before they read a word.
Budget
Typical ranges for a kitchen, a bath or a basement in your area, or an online estimate by project type and size. People who see a range call with a realistic budget.
Consultation
Address, the room, a rough budget and the timeline. You arrive at the first meeting knowing what they want, and they feel the project has started.
Process
Design, contract, permits, demolition, build, final walk-through, and how you handle surprises behind the walls. Spelled out, it answers the questions that keep people from calling.
Trust
Your license or registration number, insurance and workmanship warranty, next to the consultation button. In some states, like New Jersey and Minnesota, the number is required on advertising, including your website.
Season
Many homeowners plan spring projects over the winter. A site that's live in January catches them while they're still choosing.
Works with your apps
Keep Buildertrend or JobTread for jobs and client updates, and Houzz for photos and reviews. Your site gets the projects and the consultation requests. On Houzz you sit next to every other remodeler; on your own site it's only you.
Pricing
You see your demo first. You only pay if you like it. Half when you sign, half before launch.
For getting found and getting calls.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
For businesses that take appointments.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
For businesses with several services or service areas.
Half when you sign, half before launch.
How it works
Ten minutes. What you do, where you work, what your customers ask first.
Often the same day, usually within 1–2 days.
We walk you through it and change what you want. Say no and you owe nothing.
A written agreement with Something Digital LLC. Card, on Stripe.
You check the finished site, pay the rest, and it goes live on your domain.
Compared
| Question | NOSITE | Agency | DIY builder |
|---|---|---|---|
| See your site before paying | Yes, working demo | Usually no | You build it |
| Price on the website | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Time to a working site | Demo often same day | Weeks | Your evenings |
| Works with the apps you already use | Yes, we link them | Usually | Plugins, if any |
| Hosting | Free | Monthly fee | Monthly fee |
| Who owns it when paid | You: domain, code, accounts | Depends on contract | The platform |
Ranges help. A line like “Most of our bathroom remodels fall in this range” brings people with a realistic budget. If you'd rather not, an online ballpark estimator like the one in our Sage & Timber sample does the same job.
A site helps you choose jobs, not only get more. Show the projects you want more of, and the next calls are for those.
Yes. A showroom site leads with visit booking, the brands you carry and design consultations; an installer's site leads with projects.
Yes, in the footer of every page and next to the consultation button. Where your state requires the number on advertising, that covers your website.
Our plans are from $700 (one page), $999 (up to 5 pages with booking) and from $1,299 (up to 15 pages with service areas). Half when you sign, half before launch. Hosting is free.
The demo is often ready the same day. After you sign and send your photos and details, the site goes live in about 5 business days on Presence, 3–5 on Bookings and 7–14 on Growth.
Say no. You owe nothing, and we delete the demo.
Yes, once it's paid in full: the design, the code and the domain. Any developer can work on it later.
Who builds it
NOSITE is a web design studio for local businesses, run by Nick and the NOSITE team. It is operated by Something Digital LLC, registered in Wyoming, USA. You get a written agreement before any payment, you pay by card on Stripe, and you can call us at (646) 631-3063.
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