Websites for home service companies
Most service company websites look fine and still lose the call. Someone with no heat lands on the page, can't tell if you pick up tonight, and goes back to Google. We build sites around one job: turning a visitor into a booked call.
Free, no call required. If it is not useful, ignore it.
The problem
Above it: how people find you. Below it: what happens after they land. Most sites we look at lose people at one of these three moments.
Weekday hours, no emergency line near the top. A homeowner with a dead furnace on Saturday assumes you are closed and calls someone else.
The button is halfway down the page, or the form asks eight questions before anyone has talked to you. People decide fast and leave faster.
No reminder for the next tune-up, no review request, no way back in. Customers you already earned drift to whoever reaches them first.
What we build
Fast, clear, built to rank in Google and show up in AI answers. Call and booking buttons where people actually look.
Customers book at 11pm from their phone. Requests land in one place, with instant confirmation and a reminder the day before.
Tune-up reminders, review requests after each visit, and a nudge to customers you haven't seen in a year.
Where calls come from, which pages bring bookings, how many customers come back. A simple monthly view.
How it works
We pick the one spot on your current site that loses the most calls and mock up the fix. A link you can open in a minute.
If the preview makes sense, we talk for 15 to 20 minutes about your calls, your busy season and what a good month looks like.
We build it, you review it, it goes live on your domain. One fixed price agreed before we start.
Once the site is doing its job, we look at what happens next: booking, follow-up, reviews. Only if it pays for itself.
No. Often the first step is fixing the few pages where calls are lost. A full rebuild only makes sense if the current site can't be fixed.
Nothing, and no call is required to get it. You get a link to a mockup of one page with the fix. If it is not useful, ignore it.
A one-time build fee, agreed before work starts, plus an optional small monthly plan for hosting and follow-up systems.
HVAC first, then plumbers, electricians and other home service companies. The same leaks show up in all of them.
You do. Your domain, your content, your accounts.
Send your website. Within two business days you get a link to a mockup of the fix. Free, and you never have to reply.