Capabilities f irst
The site reads like a capability statement: what you self-perform, where, and to what standard.
Your website reads like a capabilit y s tatement.
AxisSites, in Melbourne, Florida, builds websites for telecom contractors from $6,000: capabilities first, every discipline spelled out, certifications in plain view and RFQ intake that fits your estimators. Its live telecom client,
Built the way a telecom contrac tor sells.
Capabilities
Ever y discipline, spelled out
Fiber, DC power, central office and data center work — each with its own technical scope spelled out.
Your cert stack, easy to f ind
Certifications, safety programs and bonding, in the header, on the about page and on each discipline page.
RFQ intake that f its your estimators
Project type, scope, geography and timeline, routed to the right inbox.
What every website build includes
Find out where your site stands.The free scan takes about 30 seconds and shows what to fix first.
Search and AI answers
The searches, and the ques tions for AI.
Your site and your listings are built to answer searches like these, and the same questions put to ChatGPT or Google’s AI.
Searches like these
- fiber splicing contractor
- structured cabling contractor
- DC power installation
- telecom infrastructure contractor
- data center buildout contractor
A question like this, for AI
“Which contractors do fiber and DC power buildouts nationwide?”
Examples, not traffic data.
Want to be the name AI gives?Start with the free scan; the 30-minute call covers the rest.
Recent work, clearly labeled.
G-Force Telecom
A nationwide telecom contractor’s site, in its own words: an animated map of the US on the first screen, seven core service pages, a wall of the manufacturers it installs for, and an “Apply here” path for new hires.
Live client site, launched September 30, 2026
Hunt Premier L andscaping
A 30-page site for an owner-operated landscaping and hardscaping company in Camden County, New Jersey. Moved off a Wix site with three pages in its menu onto a custom build, rebuilt around five service pages, seven town pages, eight completed projects and three homeowner guides.
Live client site, launched September 17, 2026What it cos t s a telecom contrac tor.
The build
L aunch
50% at signing, 50% at design sign-off.
8–12 pages, written and built around one job: turning visitors into calls and quote requests.
- A discovery workshop
- 8–12 pages: home, 4–6 services, about, contact, 2–4 service areas
- Conversion copy — I write it, you review it
- Mobile-first design, built to load fast on a phone
- No hosting lock-in. You own it 100% once it’s paid for
The build
Grow th
50% at signing, 50% at design sign-off. Your live date is agreed in writing before I start.
Everything in Launch, plus 8 more service-area pages, a half-day photo and video shoot, Local Services Ads setup and a 90-day conversion-rate optimization program.
- Everything in Launch
- 8 more service-area pages
- A half-day photo and video shoot
- Local Services Ads setup
- a 90-day conversion-rate optimization program
The build
Dominate
50% at signing, 50% at design sign-off. Your live date is agreed in writing before I start.
Everything in Growth, plus 20+ pages, a multi-location structure, a cost page for every service and quarterly refreshes for a year. Scoped and quoted.
- Everything in Growth
- 20+ pages
- A multi-location structure
- A cost page for every service
- Quarterly refreshes for a year
- Scoped and quoted
Keep it running
Hosting & Securit y
Month to month. Cancel any month.
The site kept up, safe and fast: hosting, security updates and monitoring, with automated checks every month.
- Fast hosting and SSL. No separate hosting bill and no renewals to remember.
- Security updates. Platform and code dependencies kept current, then the site is re-tested.
- Every version saved. Any change can be rolled back.
- Uptime monitoring. If the site goes down, I find out and fix it.
Keep it current
Site Care
Month to month. Cancel any month.
Everything in Hosting & Security, and the site kept current: email a change and it gets made.
- Everything in Hosting & Security. Hosting, SSL, security updates, monitoring and the monthly checks.
- Text and photo changes, just email them. A new phone number, hours, prices, job photos, a new line in existing copy.
- A monthly check on your Google listing. Hours, category, service area, and whether the website link still works.
- A monthly note from a human. Calls and form leads from the site, plus what I changed.
Get found
Grow th Par tnership
Month to month. Cancel any month.
Everything in Site Care, plus everything that gets you found — your Google listing, reviews, a page a month, and where you show up on the map and in AI answers — with a 30-minute call every month to walk through it.
- Everything in Site Care. Hosting, security, monitoring, the monthly checks and your edits are all in the $1,997.
- Your Google listing, managed. Categories, services, service area and hours kept right — the settings that decide which searches you show up for — plus real job photos and a reply to every review.
- Reviews after every job. Review requests after every job, through your job software or sent by me once you tell me the job’s done. Every customer gets asked. Nobody gets paid for it, and nobody gets filtered out.
- A page that earns its place, every month. A service page or a finished-job write-up, picked from real search data. No copy-paste city pages.
- Listed right everywhere AI looks. Bing, Apple Maps and the directories that matter in your trade, all saying the same thing.
Monthly plans are month to month: cancel any month. Each includes everything in the one before it, so prices never stack.
Straight answer s.
How is a telecom contractor website different from a roofing or HVAC site?
The structure is different. A telecom site is written for procurement teams, project managers and GC estimators, and leads with capabilities, certifications, coverage area and past performance scope.
Can you create per-discipline pages for fiber, DC power, data centers and structured cabling?
Yes. That’s exactly how I structure infrastructure contractor sites. Each self-performed discipline gets its own page, with its own technical scope spelled out.
How do I display certifications, safety programs or bonding status?
I put credentials in the header, on the about page, on each relevant discipline page, and in a dedicated compliance section. No buyer should have to hunt for your cert stack.
Can you help with RFQ and proposal intake?
Yes. Every build includes quote-request forms sent straight to you, and for infrastructure work I build them around what your estimators need to respond: project type, scope, geography and timeline.
Do you work with contractors outside Florida?
Yes. AxisSites is based in Melbourne, Florida, and
How much does a telecom contractor website cost?
An AxisSites website build comes in three tiers: Launch at $6,000, Growth at $9,000 and Dominate from $15,000 (scoped and quoted); payment is 50% at signing, 50% at design sign-off, or a 12-month split at a 10% premium. The Axis Audit™, $497, credited in full against any build within 60 days, sits between the free scan and the build.
A monthly plan keeps the site running: Hosting & Security ($97 a month), Site Care ($297 a month) or Growth Partnership ($1,997 a month), each including the one before it. Monthly plans are month to month, and you can cancel any month.
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See what to f ix f ir s t on your website.
Run the free Axis Scan™ on your website. In about 30 seconds you’ll see its score and the first things to fix, and the full report is free when you add your name and email.
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