The flagship offer
A website built to produce calls, not to exist.
Custom design, real copywriting, a mobile layout built around the phone button, and the technical SEO underneath it.
The problem this solves
Most contractor websites are a brochure that somebody stopped updating in 2019. They load slowly, they bury the phone number, and they describe the company in language the owner would never use out loud.
What I build is the opposite of that: a small number of pages that each do one job, written the way a good contractor actually talks, and laid out so that the next action is never in question.
What’s in the build
- 01
Design that is actually yours
A palette, a typeface and a layout chosen for your business. Not a theme with your logo dropped into the header.
- 02
The copy, written
This is the part clients dread and the part that decides whether the site works. I write it from a call and your existing material, and you approve it.
- 03
Mobile built first
Most of your traffic is a phone held one-handed, often by someone standing in a wet room. That is the layout I design first and the rest follows.
- 04
A page per service
Written properly, with its own FAQ and its own pricing explanation. This is how you show up for “water heater repair” instead of only your business name.
- 05
Your photography, placed well
Edited, cropped and sequenced. If you have none, I use licensed stock and tell you exactly which shots to go take.
- 06
Technical SEO finished
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, OpenGraph, sitemap, robots and structured data. The part Google reads and you cannot see.
- 07
Lead capture that works
Short form, validated, delivered where you will actually see it. Four fields, not eleven.
- 08
Fast, static hosting
No WordPress, so nothing to hack, nothing to update and nothing to slow down. Deployed and handed over.
Built at this exact standard
What this is not
- I do not build online stores or booking systems that take payment.
- I do not do 70-page city-spam SEO. It does not work any more and it makes you look cheap.
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