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More calls, more jobs. From $2,000, live in a week.
Different jobs, same problem. Here is what each one needs the site to do.
Cabinets, interiors, exteriors, decks. A page for each, and photos of finished work rather than a stock tin of paint.
High value jobs and a long decision. Project photos, the towns you cover, and enough detail to get shortlisted before anyone calls.
Half the calls are urgent. The number has to be tappable on the first screen and the page has to load before they try the next name.
Storm season decides your year. Insurance work, free inspections and a form that works at 7am on a Monday.
Judged entirely on how it looks. Before and afters, and a clear line between one-off jobs and the monthly ones.
Emergencies and planned work are two different customers. The page has to serve both without confusing either.
Fast quotes win. A service area, a straight price guide, and a number that dials on the first tap.
Nobody shops around at minus twenty. Same day availability up top, and service plans for the rest of the year.
Big ticket, heavily compared. Photos, materials, and a realistic lead time so people stop chasing you for one.
Repeat work. Make it easy to book the first job and obvious how the regular one works.
Not on the tools, same problem. People are deciding whether to trust you with their money.
Donations, volunteers and updates. The dome above is one of these.
So each one can turn up on its own, instead of a single services page with a list on it.
On every screen of every page. It dials without anyone copying anything out.
Where Google can read them, rather than left for people to guess.
Which is where nearly everyone will see it, often on two bars in a truck.
Tell it what to change in plain English. No dashboard, no plugin, no password you wrote down somewhere.
Our directory lists one contractor per trade per county. It comes with the build if yours is still free. See if your area is open.
Fixed, agreed before we start. Half up front, the rest when it's built, and no contract.
The Western Wisconsin Recreation Center in Hudson, a $13.2 million capital campaign. Built the same way we'd build yours. No WordPress, no plugins, nothing to break.
