Slow sites lose people before they load
More than half of mobile visitors abandon a page that takes over three seconds. They don’t wait to see how good your work is — they just go back and tap the next result.
Most contractor websites are a brochure. Somebody lands on it, reads a paragraph, and leaves. Yours will be built to do one job: turn the person looking at it into a text conversation on your phone.
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Somebody found you at nine at night, on a cracked phone screen, while three competitor tabs are already open. That’s the actual situation your site has to survive.
More than half of mobile visitors abandon a page that takes over three seconds. They don’t wait to see how good your work is — they just go back and tap the next result.
Three quarters of people judge a company’s credibility on its website alone. If yours looks like it was built in 2011, that’s the impression you’re making before you’ve said a word.
A form that emails you goes into an inbox you check twice a week. By then the job is gone. The gap between “they were interested” and “you replied” is where most website leads die.
No page builder plugin, no stock theme with your logo dropped in. We write the pages, build the site and connect it to the rest of your system.
What you do, where you work, what jobs you actually want more of, and what you don’t want to be called about. That last one shapes the site more than people expect.
Design, copy, photos, service pages, service-area pages, contact paths, speed work and SEO structure. You send a logo and a handful of job photos; we do the rest.
A call where we walk the finished site together and show you where every lead lands. After that, changes are free — you email us and we make them.
Set up once, then it runs on its own. See it on your phone
Hand-coded, no bloated plugins, images sized properly. Speed is a ranking factor and a conversion factor, and it’s much easier to build it fast than to fix it later.
Someone fills in the form and it becomes a text thread, not an email. They get an instant reply and you can keep talking after they’ve closed the tab.
Most of your visitors are on a phone in a driveway. Big tap targets, a call button that’s always reachable, and nothing that requires pinching to read.
Every page gets its own title, description, and schema markup, with service-area pages for the towns you work in. Not an upsell, just how we build.
Customers can grab a time on your calendar without calling. On Contractor Plus that ties into reminders and follow-up automatically.
New hours, new photos, a service to add, a price to change. Send it over. There is no ticket system and no invoice.
Book a free call and we’ll show you exactly how it would work for your business — no pitch deck, no obligation.
The way most contractors think about a website is “somewhere for people to check that I’m real.” That’s not wrong, it’s just the smallest possible version of what it should do.
The homeowner searching at nine at night is not going to call you right then. They’re going to look at two or three businesses, decide which one seems most competent, and reach out to that one. Everything on the page — the speed, the photos, the reviews, how easy it is to start a conversation — is feeding that decision.
What we build is aimed squarely at that moment. The site loads before they lose patience, it looks like a company that does careful work, and it gives them a way to start talking that takes less effort than a phone call. Then it hands them off to the follow-up system so nobody has to remember to chase them.
Worth being clear about one thing: a good website will not fix a business that doesn’t get found. If nobody is searching for you, the site has nothing to convert. That’s why local SEO comes with it rather than being sold separately.
Not automatically. On the call we’ll look at what you have. If it loads fast, works on a phone, and converts, we’d rather bolt the lead system onto it than charge you for a rebuild. If it’s slow, dated, or you can’t get changes made, rebuilding is usually cheaper than fighting it.
While you’re a client we host and maintain it as part of your plan. If you ever want to own it outright and take it with you, that’s a flat $799 and it’s written into our terms. Your domain is yours the whole time regardless.
We’ll work with what you’ve got — phone photos of finished jobs are usually better than stock images anyway, because they’re obviously real. We’ll tell you which few shots would help most.
As many as the business needs. Typically a homepage, a page per service, service-area pages for your towns, an about page and contact. There’s no page count in your plan because charging per page encourages the wrong thing.
You don’t need to — send us changes and they’re made for free, usually same or next day. Most contractors prefer that to logging into an editor they use twice a year.
Book a call and we’ll look at where work is actually leaking before recommending anything.
Founding pricing: Contractor Plus is $247/mo for the first ten clients, locked for as long as you stay — book a call to claim it.
We’ll pull up your current site and your competitors’ on the call, and show you specifically what we’d change and why.
Montello, Wisconsin · Serving contractors across central Wisconsin