Websites

The problem this solves

A homeowner getting three quotes isn't comparing craftsmanship — they can't see it yet. They're comparing trust signals, on a phone, in about forty seconds.

So the business with thirty five-star reviews and a free builder subdomain loses to the one with nine reviews and a site that looks like a real company. That's not fair, and it's also completely fixable.

The most common thing we find: a contractor with better reviews than anyone in their county, and not one of those reviews visible on their own website. Their best asset, invisible at the exact moment somebody is deciding.

What gets built

· Your own domain, properly connected

· Mobile-first — most of your traffic

· Your Google reviews on the page

· A page per service you actually sell

· Service-area pages for local search

· Click-to-call bar on mobile

· Contact form to your inbox

· Schema markup, sitemap, robots

· Phone number fixed everywhere

· Google Business Profile cleaned up

· Photo gallery of real work

· Licence and insurance shown

How it goes

Day 0

Deposit and materials

Half up front. We need photos of finished work, your logo, licence numbers, and access to your domain. The clock starts when both the deposit and the materials land — whichever is later.

Day 4

First draft

A working site on a temporary address. Not a mockup — you open it on your phone and use it.

Day 6–8

Two rounds of revisions

Included. One person on your side gives the feedback — three people with different opinions is a change order, not a revision, and we'll say so kindly.

Day 10

Launch and handover

Live on your domain, credentials handed over, thirty-minute walkthrough so you can change your own hours and photos without calling us.

The honest bit: the thing that delays builds is almost never us — it's photos. Chase them on day one.

What it costs

Site rebuild Everything above, on your domain	$1,500
Google Business Profile rescue Standalone, if a full site isn't right yet	$250
Extra service-area pages	$75 each
Hosting, maintenance & lead catch Optional — see Automation	$200/mo

50% deposit, 50% at launch. Domain and hosting are billed to your own card — usually $15–20 a year — because you should own them, not us.

The way we think about it

We price against what a job is worth to you, not against hours. If your average job is $1,200, this pays for itself at roughly one and a third extra jobs. If you're a roofer at $12,000 a job, it pays for itself at an eighth of one.

That's the maths we'll do with you on the phone before quoting anything — and if it doesn't work in your favour, we'll tell you.

What we won't do

Rebuild a site that isn't your actual problem. If leads are dying because nobody answers the phone, a prettier site makes the leak more expensive, not smaller.
Guarantee rankings or traffic. Nobody controls that.
Charge you monthly for a finished website. It's an artifact, not a service. Monthly fees are for things that actually run — content, campaigns, automations.
Register anything in our name. Ever.