Websites for local home-service businesses
I build websites for painters, builders and fencers who win work by handshake and reputation. One flat price, no clutter, and your phone number one tap away on every screen.
Prefer messages? Text 336-814-6566
Six kinds of business, one language. I know what a homeowner asks before they call, so the site answers it first.
Interior, exterior and cabinet refinishing - pages that show clean lines and finish quality instead of a camera roll.
Builders and remodelers who need to look established before a homeowner lets them into the house.
Wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link - county pages and an install gallery that answers the quote question.
Trade pages that explain materials, timelines and storm work without a wall of jargon.
Driveways, patios and retaining walls - finish galleries plus a clearly stated service radius.
Small-ticket trades where speed wins: a phone number, a text button and pricing guidance up front.
Not because their work is worse. Because the homeowner made a decision in the four seconds before anyone picked up the phone.
Most trades run on referrals and a Facebook page. The moment a homeowner searches your trade instead of asking a neighbor, someone else answers.
Broken mobile layout, stock photos, no service area, no reviews. Homeowners judge finish quality in about four seconds - the same way they judge a driveway.
No number above the fold, no text option, and a contact form that lands in an inbox nobody checks. A ready-to-buy lead goes cold in ten minutes.
Every page has one job: make the right homeowner trust you enough to tap the number.
Your trade, your service area and your number in the first screen - then proof of the work below it.
Painting, fencing, decks, repairs. Each service gets its own page so you show up for the exact search.
Your photos, cropped and ordered properly. Before and after where it matters, captions written in plain English.
A page for each county or town you actually cover, so homeowners nearby find you instead of a national lead site.
Tap-to-call and tap-to-text wired into the header, the hero and a sticky bar on mobile. No form required.
Loads in under two seconds on a phone, correct page titles and descriptions, and a sitemap submitted for you.
You tell me the trades you serve, the towns you cover and the jobs you want more of. I tell you what the site needs and what it costs - one flat number, no retainer.
Copy, photo direction, layout and pages are done for you. You review one link and send notes in a single pass - no design meetings, no homework.
Your site goes live in your name, your number is wired to call and text, and your Google Business Profile is linked so the two work together.
The three shapes of project I take on most often. Each one ends with your number as the loudest thing on the page.
Painting contractor
Fencing company
Remodeler
I had a Facebook page and forty years of referrals. Now when someone searches painting in Kernersville, they land on something that looks like a real company.
Painting contractor
Triad, NC
He asked better questions than the last three agencies I talked to. The site was live in two weeks and my number is the first thing you see.
Fence installer
Greensboro, NC
No monthly bill I don't understand. I own the site and the domain, and I can text him when something needs to change.
Remodeler
Winston-Salem, NC
I quote per project, not per hour, so you know the number before anything starts.
For a contractor with nothing online yet.
For a business with several trades or a wide service area.
For keeping the site current without thinking about it.
Two ways to reach me
Tell me your trade and the towns you cover. I'll tell you what the site needs, what it costs and when it can be live - usually in one fifteen-minute conversation.
