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A Jingle and a Music Video for Your Contracting Business

September 20, 2026 · 6 min read · by the ClipCraft team

Every town has one contractor whose jingle everyone can sing. It isn't the biggest company; it's the one that got a tune into people's heads twenty years ago and never let it out. Jingles worked on the radio and they work on Reels, and the thing that used to cost a studio session now costs a few dollars. Contractor Song writes an original jingle around your company name, sings it, and cuts your job photos into a music video with your number on the end card.

The Contractor Song studio with the company form on the left and the job photos on the right
Step 1: the company. Paste your website and let Import fill the form, or type it in — then drop in your job photos.

Who it's for

Any home-services or trade business with job photos and a phone number: fencing, roofing, landscaping and lawn care, painting, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, remodeling, concrete and paving, pools, flooring, pressure washing, tree service, solar, windows and doors, gutters, cleaning, pest control, moving. The form has a trade field, but anything you type works.

What goes in

Your website, if you have one

Paste the address and click Import. We fetch the page ourselves, read only its visible text — the company name, the services, the area you serve, your phone and socials — and pre-fill the empty fields for you to check. Nothing is written or sung until you've reviewed the form and clicked Generate.

A note on safety, because we thought about it hard: the page text is treated as data, never as instructions. It can't run anything, spend anything, or reach your account, and we never take photos from a site — job photos are yours to add, because you're the one who holds the rights to them.

Your services

Add them one at a time — vinyl privacy fences, aluminum pool fences, gate repair — with the plus button. The biggest ones get sung as things you do for people (“they'll build the fence”, “a new roof over your head”), and the social posts spread themselves across them. A few lines about the company, the area you serve, how long you've been at it and your license line round it out.

Your work

Before-and-afters, finished jobs, the crew on site, the trucks. Photos and short video clips both work. Untick anything you don't want in the video, star the one that should open it, and tick the box confirming the photos are yours.

Your number

Phone, email, website, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube — whatever you fill in lands on the end card, on the share page's Get-a-quote card and in every social caption. Leave a field blank and it simply stays off.

What comes out

What it costs

The Generate button shows the exact total before you click. A typical company video is about 420 tokens — the song is 300, timing the lyrics is 15 per minute, the photo sync is 60 — which is roughly $2.60 from a token pack. Writing the lyrics and importing your website are free, the second size and the share page cost nothing extra, and social posts are 5 tokens each with clips at 10. A custom jingle from a jingle house typically runs hundreds to thousands of dollars, with a music video on top.

Where it fits

Pin the vertical video to the top of your Facebook and Instagram profiles, run the widescreen one on your website's home page and YouTube channel, and put the MP3 on hold music and your voicemail. The clips are a month of posts. And because the song is yours to keep, you can sing it again in a different genre next season without starting over.

Give your company a jingle

Add your job photos and services, pick a genre, and get an original sung jingle, a music video and a share page — with your number on the end card.

Open Contractor Song