Custom websites and search work for cabinet businesses. Show the projects you build, explain the services and areas you cover, and provide a clear way to contact you. Orlando-based, working with local service businesses nationwide since 2008.
Illustrative preview: an assistant may draw on a cabinet company's published services, project details, and business information. This is a design example, not a measured answer or a promised recommendation.
Sources
1Your Cabinet Company2local reviews
Illustrative map listing
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Your Cabinet Company
Illustrative listingBusiness facts· Example location
Project fit
Services and service areas
Your site
Your content and accounts
The problem
What needs to be clear.
Use your website to explain the fit before someone asks for a quote. Start with the services you actually offer, the work you can show, and the site you have today.
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Services without detail
Explain whether you build custom cabinets, reface existing cabinets, install them, or offer a combination. State the work you accept and the information needed for an estimate.
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Project work that is hard to find
Use your own project photos with context about materials, scope and decisions. A gallery should give a customer more than an unlabeled picture.
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An unclear service area
Describe your actual showroom and installation coverage. Useful local detail comes from your business and completed work, not a list of city names.
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An inquiry path without context
Let a customer explain the project and contact preference. Record the inquiry source, then review fit and booked work using your own business records.
What we do for cabinet companies
One builder. A clear scope.
Brandon scopes website, SEO, local search and AI search work around your services and actual market. Your proposal identifies each piece and its price.
Custom cabinet website
A custom-coded site with mobile layouts, your project photography, clear service pages and an estimate-request path. Start with a free homepage mockup to review the design.
Cabinet SEO
Organize pages around the cabinet services you actually offer, with useful project detail and technical SEO. Custom work, refacing and installation need distinct explanations when they are part of your business.
Local SEO & Map Pack
Review your Google Business Profile, citations and website business information. Service-area pages need useful detail about actual coverage and project evidence.
AI Search Optimization
We make your approved business facts and project information readable, check search access, and review relevant AI answers over time. A ChatGPT mention is never guaranteed.
Service & project pages
Explain the scope, materials and decisions behind your own completed work. Create service pages only for work you offer, using your photos and answers to real customer questions.
Reviews & reputation
Organize review requests and responses around genuine customer feedback. We do not invent reviews or promise a rating, review count or search position.
A cabinet customer needs to understand what you build, see relevant project work, and know whether you serve their area. Those are useful questions for your website to answer.
Projects
Show relevant work
Use your own project photos and explain the services, materials, and decisions behind the job.
Local
State where you work
Make your showroom, service area, and installation coverage clear to a prospective customer.
Useful
Answer buying questions
Explain your process, what is included, and what information you need to scope a project.
Yours
Keep the assets
You own the website, content, and business accounts we build or manage for you.
Owned vs. rented
Compare the costs. Keep your assets.
A lead service and a website you own have different terms. Compare the actual cost, the inquiries that fit your business and the assets you keep. Neither approach guarantees customers.
Buying leads
Check the actual provider terms
✕ Compare the provider's terms for shared or exclusive inquiries
✕ Check which contacts meet your service and geographic requirements
✕ Record the total cost and the work booked from those inquiries
✕ Review what happens when the subscription or campaign ends
VS
Owning your search presence
Your site · SEO · Map Pack · AI search
Customers can contact your business through your own site
Your project work and process stay on the website you own
Recorded sources help your team review inquiry quality
Search visibility still depends on your market and the search platform
How it works
From scope to measurement.
A clear scope from the first review through publishing and measurement. We agree on priorities and report what changed.
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Scope
Review the starting point
Review your current website, actual competitors, services and available project evidence. Agree on priorities, a scope and a measurement baseline.
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Build
Review and publish
Review a homepage mockup, then develop the agreed pages and inquiry path. Launch timing depends on the scope, available content and approvals.
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Search work
Work from real details
Update website and business information against the agreed priorities. Add service and project pages where first-hand detail gives them something useful to say.
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Ongoing
Report and decide
Monthly reports distinguish the work, visibility and recorded inquiries. Your business confirms inquiry quality and booked projects before judging marketing value.
Pricing
Published prices. Scoped work.
Ongoing work is month to month. Your proposal identifies the website, search, and maintenance work you need, with the cost of each.
Every cabinet market is different. Book a free 30-minute call and we'll give you honest, fixed-scope numbers for your specific situation - no pressure, no obligation.
Our promise
Month to month. Your assets.
Orlando-based, working with local service businesses nationwide since 2008. You work with one builder and keep your website, content and accounts.
No long contracts
Ongoing work is month to month, with no long-term contract. Review the scope and results each month.
The owner on every call
When you call, you speak with Brandon Kelly, the builder who does the work. There is no account manager or sales staff.
You own everything
Your website, content, domain, and accounts are yours. If you ever leave, you take it all with you.
One builder in Orlando
Kelly Webmasters and Marketers is Brandon Kelly. Work outside Orlando is handled remotely by phone, text, email and video call.
Transparent reporting
Monthly reports in plain English explain the work, search visibility and recorded inquiries. Your business confirms which inquiries fit and which projects are booked.
A free consultation
Discuss your services, current website and project priorities with Brandon by phone or video before deciding on work.
FAQ
Cabinet company questions, answered.
Straight answers about expectations, cost and the scope of the work. Still wondering something? Call us at (407) 694-2055.
How long until my cabinet website starts ranking?+
There is no fixed ranking timeline. We review your current site, local competition, business information, and available inquiry data, then agree on priorities and a baseline. Reports distinguish changes in visibility from the inquiries and booked projects your team confirms.
How is this different from buying leads from a marketplace?+
This work improves the website and business information you own. Prospects can contact your business directly through your site. We compare marketing costs with your actual inquiries and booked projects; we do not promise exclusive customers or a lower cost per job.
Can you help us plan content for cabinet projects?+
Yes. We can organize pages around the cabinet services, project types, and areas you actually serve. Your own project photos, process details, installation requirements, and answers to customer questions give those pages something specific to say.
Do you only work with businesses in Orlando?+
No. Kelly Webmasters and Marketers is based in Orlando and works nationwide. Local work is scoped around your actual showroom, service area, and market.
What does a website and SEO cost?+
Kelly WM publishes custom website builds at $3,500 to $12,000+ one time. Ongoing SEO or Local SEO is $1,500 to $3,500 a month for most businesses, or $3,500 to $7,500 a month in competitive metros or for multi-location businesses. Your proposal identifies the scope and price. Ongoing work is month to month.
How do we decide whether marketing is paying off?+
Use your actual project margin, acquisition costs, inquiry quality, and booked work. A large project price alone does not establish profit or return on marketing. We help record sources and landing pages so your team can compare that data with the inquiries it considers a good fit.
Do I own my website and content?+
Yes. Your website, content, domain, and business accounts belong to you. You keep those assets if you stop working with us.
Do you require a long-term contract?+
No. Ongoing work is month to month, with no long-term contract.
Can you help a newer cabinet company?+
Yes. We start with the services you offer, the area you serve, and the project evidence you can provide. We do not invent reviews, credentials, project results, or completed work to fill a new website.
What if I already have a website?+
We begin by checking what your current platform allows and where the site needs work. We explain whether targeted updates or a rebuild fit the problem, including how existing URLs and content would be handled.
See the decisions behind a visual trade website.
The public glass-shop website concept shows how project photography, separate service pages and a picture-led quote path fit together. It is a related trade example, not a cabinet-company result.
A free 30-minute call with Brandon Kelly, the builder. Discuss your services, current site, actual competitors and project evidence, then decide which work fits.