Websites for home-service contractors
The job is won before your phone rings.
A homeowner with a failing roof opens three tabs and closes two of them inside ten seconds. They have not seen your work yet. They are looking at your website. We build the one that stays open, then we run it for you.
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Type your business name. This is roughly what your homepage will look like.
Sht 01Problem
The problem
Bad websites cost good contractors real work.
Nobody hires you because your website is beautiful. They rule you out because it is not. A homeowner cannot judge your work before they have seen it, so they judge the only thing in front of them.
These are the five things that lose the job, and almost every contractor site we look at has at least three of them.
- No phone number until you scroll
- Stock photos instead of your own finished jobs
- "Quality craftsmanship" where the service list should be
- A layout that falls apart on a phone
- No mention of the towns you actually cover
Sht 02Approach
What we build
Four things, done properly.
Not a brochure. A site built around how somebody actually decides who to call.
- 01
Make contact obvious.
Tap-to-call in the header on every page, a short form that asks for a phone number first, and nothing between the visitor and either one. Every extra second of hesitation is a closed tab.
- 02
Show the work.
Your finished jobs, organised by the kind of work they are. Phone photos are fine. People judge your trade with their eyes long before they read a word of description.
- 03
Name every town.
A page for each service, and a page for each service in each town you cover. That is the shape of the search, and it is the part that generic agencies skip entirely.
- 04
Answer the obvious questions.
What it costs, how long it takes, whether you are licensed, what happens after they call. Confidence comes from knowing what they are walking into.
Sht 03Fit
Honesty first
Who this is for, and who it is not.
Good fit
- Established contractors with finished work worth showing.
- Anyone whose entire web presence is a Facebook page.
- Owners who want this handled, not explained to them.
- Crews who already get referrals and want to stop leaving search on the table.
Not a fit
- Just starting out with no completed jobs photographed yet.
- You already have a site you are happy with that brings in work.
- You want to edit the design yourself and run your own hosting.
- You are looking for the cheapest possible option rather than the one that works.
“A homeowner cannot tell a good pour from a bad one. They can tell a good website from a bad one instantly.”
Sht 04Offer
Before you pay anything
We will build your homepage first.
Tell us your business name, your trade and the towns you cover. We build a real homepage with your name on it and send you the link. No deposit, no contract, no call required to see it.
- Same day, usually within a few hours
- A real page on a real URL, not a picture
- You decide after you have seen it
Sht 05Contact
Next step
Fifteen minutes, no pitch.
Tell me what you do and where you do it. If I cannot help you, I will say so on the call and you will have lost a quarter of an hour.
- Reply the same day
- No long-term contract
- Mockup before you pay