Fast on a phone
They're in the driveway looking at the damage. It loads before they lose patience.
Web design for the trades · Saline, MI
Your next customer just hired the other guy.
He wasn't better than you. His website was. We build sites for trade crews that turn Google searches into phone calls.
[01.]
the calls
Every one of these calls went somewhere. The website decides where.
- Roof tear-off & replace Called the first company that came up.
- Driveway repave, 600 sq ft Picked the site with real job photos.
- House wash + gutters Booked in four minutes, on a phone.
Illustrative examples, not real leads.
[02.]
how people hire now
Nobody uses the phone book anymore. Here's what really happens. Two minutes, and it's brutal.
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Step 1
They search
Google. “Roofer near me.” If you're not there, you were never in the running.
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Step 2
They judge
Ten seconds. Fast and sharp, you're in. Looks like 2011, back button.
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Step 3
They call one guy
The one whose site looked like it answers the phone. Everybody else just watched.
[03.]
what you get
No packages with fancy names. Just what gets you hired.
Click-to-call everywhere
Every page, one thumb, phone ringing.
Your work up front
Before-and-after photos sell trade work. They go front and center.
Google Business done right
The map pack is where the calls come from. Set up properly.
Reviews where they count
Your proof shows up before they ever call.
You own all of it
Domain, site, accounts — your name, day one. Nobody holds it hostage.
[04.]
the work
[05.]
why a small shop
You'll talk to the guy who builds it. No account manager, no ticket queue. Something looks off at 7pm? You call, it gets fixed.
- One point of contact
- The person you talk to builds your site.
- Built by hand
- One site on the bench at a time.
- It gets fixed
- No tickets, no runaround.
[06.]
how it goes
Three steps. No homework.
- 01
The call
Fifteen minutes. You talk, I take notes. No pitch deck.
- 02
The build
I build it and send it over. You tell me what to change.
- 03
It goes live
Google hooked up, click-to-call on, logins handed to you.
[07.]
straight answers
01What does it cost?
Every job gets a quote — same as yours. A one-truck outfit and a thirty-man crew shouldn't pay the same. The call is where you get your number.
02I already have a Facebook page.
A Facebook page is renting. The algorithm changes, you disappear. A website is property. Keep the page — just don't bet the business on it.
03How long does it take?
Days, not months. Your exact timeline comes with your quote.
04What if I want changes later?
Send them over. New photos, a new service, a price update — handled fast. No support tickets.
05Do I actually own the site?
Yes. Domain, files and accounts in your name from day one. If we ever part ways, you keep everything.
Get in touch
Somebody in your area is searching right now.
The only question is whose site they find.