a.) pictures of the owners for the "about us" portion.

        b.) pictures of the common job sites before/after.

        c.) pictures of the individual damages your services address as part of the Services page.

        d.) pictures of the work being done(very important) make sure everyone is wearing a shirt
        and looks like they are working.

2.)Content

a.) Who are you?
1.) Owned by 2.) Jobs Done 3.) Areas of Specialty 4.) Projects you are Proud of           5.) Job Capacity 6.)Core Competencies(What do you Specialize in?)
b.) What Services do you provide?
Separate into the individual pieces you could probably charge for.                 (a couple pictures for each)   eg. Demolition, Framing, Drywall, Permits,                 disposal, roofing, capping, Brick work .... ect)                 If you make your services very detailed... We can link each service to its own                 or you can keep it brief and We can make a pop-up or list them all on the same                 Web page.
Rule of Thumb - Start Our Brief and We can build from there.
c.) What are some commonly asked questions?
Normally you want this page to make the client call you.                 So you answer the easy questions about like "time until estimate" or "warranty" info.                 or Insurance or .... Whatever you think makes you marketable compared to some                 others in the industry.
Note:
	Some businesses use this to pre-qualify the leads they get.(I don't usually recommend this very often) but you can specify a minimum service charge or tell them how far along the insurance process they have to be before you get involved...... Ect. In a way you can get rid of the knuckle heads that might waste your time early on.
d.) Customer Testimonials......
Only the good ones .... Of Course...LOL (pictures of projects are super!)
e.) Contact Information
Only contact points that will be answered. Office and Cell Phone Numbers, Email,                 business address if a show room exists or if customer can do business there.                 Probably the most popular for owners who spend a percentage of thier time on                 customer sites is to set up a Web Form like the one included on this site to gather                 the customers contact information in a request for estimate, proposal,or                 information.                 The back end application can then forward this to one or many people                 by way of email and/or insert the information directly into the companies database                 for any workflow thatcan be set up. A copy could be sent to the owners and                 the responders mobile Web Device.
What you Should know