One job: turn a stranger into a booked estimate.

Turbo Link designs and builds your contracting website with you, on your own domain. Your license and insurance sit up front, the estimate request captures the project properly, and the booking page reads your real availability and locks in a real time. No template kit, no shared link-in-bio page.

The Keystone look on the Cardinal Contracting home page: the license line, a priced scope of work and recent jobs, sample company.
Demo · Cardinal Contracting, sample company · the home page

Built with you, not out of a kit.

A real person builds the pages with you, on your own domain, so the site reads like your company and nobody else's.

  • Your own domain. Not a shared subdomain, and not a link-in-bio page standing in for a website.
  • A real multi page site. Services, recent work, and a clear way to reach you, not one long scroll.
  • Built around what you do. The pages reflect your actual services and your actual service area.
See the full sample site
The Keystone look on a phone, Cardinal Contracting, sample company.
Demo · Cardinal Contracting · the site on a phone

Enough proof that you get let inside.

The license line, bonded and insured, your service area, and real photos of finished work, in view before the phone ever rings.

  • A license number, in view. The demo shows a sample Ohio license line. Yours would carry your real one.
  • Bonded and insured, stated plainly. Right where a homeowner actually looks for it.
  • Your real service area, named. Not a vague claim about the region.
  • Photo galleries of finished work. Backed by private, per tenant storage. The photos on the page are yours.
See where photos and files live on the dashboard
The license line, founded year and recent work on the Cardinal Contracting home page, sample license number.
Demo · Cardinal Contracting · license, insurance and service area, sample license number

What a homeowner tells you, before you ever call them.

The estimate request captures the project type, the timeline and the problem in their own words, so you are working from a complete picture, not a piece of a voicemail.

  • Project type and timeline, picked. Not guessed at from a two line message.
  • The problem, in their words. Kept intact, not paraphrased down to nothing.
  • One clear request, every time. Instead of three different ways people happen to reach you.
Try the estimate request
The estimate request form: project type, timeline and the problem, on the Cardinal Contracting site.
Demo · the estimate request
The estimate request form on a phone.
Demo · on a phone

A slot that is actually open.

This is the one piece of the site we can promise works end to end. A homeowner picks a real slot against your real availability, and it holds.

  • Reads your real availability. Not a static calendar widget standing in for one.
  • Refuses a time already taken. Verified live, as an anonymous visitor, against real bookings.
  • Refuses a time in the past.
  • Books it, and creates a task for you. Automatically, the moment it is booked, so it lands on your list without you doing anything.
Reads real availability Refuses a double booking Refuses the past Creates your task
Try booking a real slot
The public booking page: a real available time on the Cardinal Contracting calendar.
Demo · the booking page, verified working

Know what the site is actually doing.

Visits, form submissions and calls, counted per day, so the estimate button is not a guess.

  • Daily counts for site traffic.
  • Form submissions, counted. Not lost in an inbox somewhere.
  • Calls, counted alongside the rest. One picture of the whole funnel.
See where a submission becomes a lead
Site traffic, form submissions and calls, counted per day, on the dashboard.
Demo · your dashboard · site traffic, submissions and calls
The look

Keystone, the proposal you can walk through.

One designed look, built for this trade rather than borrowed from a wedding photographer. Letterhead paper, a priced scope of work in the first screen, and your jobs mounted as exhibits.

  • Your license and founded year, in the masthead. The two things a homeowner checks before they dial, above the fold rather than in a footer.
  • A scope of work, not a price list. Free estimates read as free, and real ranges read as ranges.
  • Every job an exhibit. Kitchens, additions and exteriors, captioned like a document rather than a gallery.
Open the Keystone look, live
Keystone · the live template, not a mockup
Every system, every feature

The website, in one list.

The bays above tell the story. This is what is actually on the page, so you can check for the one thing you came here to find.

The website

  • Designer buildBuilt with a real person, not a kit.
  • Your own domainNot a shared subdomain.
  • Multi page siteServices, recent work, and a way to reach you.
  • Mobile ready pagesBuilt to work on a phone, not just a desktop.

Trust on the page

  • License lineSample on the demo, real on yours.
  • Bonded and insuredStated plainly, up front.
  • Service area namedNot a vague regional claim.
  • Photo galleriesBacked by private, per tenant storage.

Estimate & booking

  • Estimate requestProject type, timeline and the problem, captured.
  • Real availability bookingReads your actual calendar.
  • No double bookingA taken time is refused, verified live.
  • Creates your taskThe moment a slot is booked.

What you can see

  • Daily site trafficCounted, not guessed at.
  • Form submissionsCounted per day.
  • CallsCounted alongside the rest of the funnel.
  • One dashboardFor the whole picture.

The questions we get

Straight answers, before you have to ask.

Is the booking page really connected to my calendar?
Yes. This is the one piece of the site we can prove end to end. It reads your real availability, refuses a time already taken, refuses a time in the past, books the slot, and creates a task for you automatically. We tested it live as an anonymous visitor before writing this page.
How do requests end up in my pipeline?
However it reaches you, a call, the estimate page, or someone stopping by, you add it to the leads list with the project type, the timeline and what they told you. From there it is a real pipeline with a value on it, not a phone full of texts.
Is Cardinal Contracting a real company?
No. Cardinal Contracting is a sample company we built to show the system working end to end. The license line, the address and the reviews on it are placeholders. Yours would carry your real details.
Can a homeowner pay their deposit online?
Not yet. Money recorded against a job is a ledger of what has come in and how. It does not run a card. If you take a deposit, you record it after the fact.
Is there an app my customers need to download?
Nothing is required. The Command Center is a website that opens fine in a phone's browser, and the site, the estimate form, the booking page and any document links all work in a browser with nothing to download. If either of you would rather have an icon on the phone, the Turbo Link app is the same app for both of you, and it asks on first open which side you are.
Is there a contract?
Not on the $74 a month software. It is month to month, and you can cancel whenever you want. A contract applies only to a custom site build or the Premium Marketing add-on, and only if you choose one of those.
What happens if I stop paying?
Access to the Command Center locks immediately, the dashboard, the documents, all of it, at once. The website you paid to build stays live, with its booking switched off and your contact details showing, because you paid for it. We would rather say that plainly than have it surprise you.
Who owns the domain?
You do. It is registered in your name, and if you ever leave, you take it with you. We manage the DNS for it while you are a customer.

Get a site that earns the call.

$74 a month, billed annually. $80 month to month. The website build starts at $349, one time.