Websites for the trades.
Plumbers, HVAC, electricians, gas and pool, roofers, anyone who drives to the job. A page for each thing you do in each town you'll drive to, with the phone number where a thumb lands.
What a trade's site has to do
- A page per service, per town.
- People don't search for home services. They search for water heater Palm Bay, and the page that answers that is the page that gets the call.
- The emergency number visible without scrolling.
- If you take after-hours calls, say so at the top and make the number tappable. A person standing in water isn't going to hunt for it.
- License and insurance stated plainly.
- Your license number in text, and that you're insured. It's the first thing a careful customer looks for and the last thing most trade sites put in writing.
- Before and after photos you already have.
- The ones on your phone from last week beat anything stock. I'll take them as they come and get them onto the right pages.
- Reviews Google can see, and a listing set as a service area.
- The rating and the count on your own pages, and your Google listing set up as a service-area business with the towns you actually drive to.
How I build it
- Hand-built, fast on a phone.
- No page builder, no plugins. Your customer is standing in a driveway on a bad signal, and the page loads.
- The labels underneath.
- Every page carries the structured data Google and AI assistants use to work out what a business is, where it works, and what it does.
- Your Google listing set up right.
- Categories, service areas, hours and photos, in your own account. You keep it if you ever leave.
- Looked after month to month.
- Hosting, changes as they come, the listing kept current and reviews answered. Nothing for you to log into.
Which size
- Several services, several towns.
- That's most trades, and it's the Standard site — a page for each thing you do, written with the towns in. The sizes are on the services page.
I build the pages that answer what people in Brevard are actually typing, and then I look after them month to month.
Not a trade? There's a page for auto repair shops and one for small practices.