Website Development
Most contractor websites are a brochure. Yours should be a phone that rings.
A homeowner with water coming through the ceiling is not reading your About page. She's looking for a number, and if she can't find it in five seconds she's calling the next guy.
What you get
Built on your domain, in your name. You own it the day it launches.
Send us your current site. We'll tell you in ten minutes what it's costing you.
TWO SECOND LOADS
Google found 53% of mobile visitors abandon a site that takes longer than three seconds to load. Yours will open in under two seconds.
TWO TAPS TO CALL
Your number sits in the thumb zone on every single page of your site. No contact form to fill out, and no waiting on a reply tomorrow.
YOU OWN THE SITE
The site is yours on your own domain the day that it launches. You own the code, the words, and the photos, even if you ever leave us.
Because a referral still looks you up before calling. Someone gives your name to a neighbor, the neighbor searches it, and what they find decides whether you get the call. The site is not there to find you new work. It is there to keep the work you already earned.
Because it is a project with an end. We build it, you approve it, it launches, it is done. The monthly services keep working after launch, so they are priced monthly. This one is not, so it isn't.
You can, and some contractors do it well. What usually goes wrong is load speed, a phone number that is hard to find on a phone, and no page for the towns you actually serve. If building it yourself is the right call for you, we would rather say so than take money you did not need to spend.
Because a homeowner with water on the floor is not filling out a form. Forms make sense for a $40,000 remodel. For most trade work the job goes to the first person who picks up, so we put the number where the thumb already is.
Because holding a client's website hostage is the oldest trick in this industry and we are not building a business on it. The domain is yours, the hosting is in your name, and if you fire us the site does not go dark.
