Websites for plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, landscapers, and other trades that turn a late-night “near me” search into a booked job. Fast, mobile-first, built to rank locally and make people trust you enough to call.
Most trade websites are a Facebook page or a five-minute template that looks fine and books nothing. I build the other kind: a focused site that shows up when someone searches your service in your area, makes a stressed homeowner trust you in seconds, and makes calling or requesting a quote effortless.
Your number sits in the header on every page as a real tap-to-call link, with a sticky call button on mobile so an urgent visitor is one thumb away from booking you.
Most of your customers search on mobile in a hurry. I keep pages light and quick so people don’t bounce to the next result while yours is still loading.
Reviews, real project photos, license and insurance details, and your service area, placed where people decide, so a cautious homeowner feels safe letting you into their home.
A page for each core service and main town you cover, written in plain language, so the right customer self-qualifies and you rank for the searches that matter.
A short request form catches the leads a phone number alone would lose, especially the after-hours searches when your phone is off.
Page titles, headings, and structure built around your service and city from day one, plus a Google Business Profile that actually gets you found.
Home service work has its own rules, urgent, local, trust-first. A few of the trades I build for:
You work directly with me from the first call to launch and beyond.
Tell me about your trade, your service area, and the jobs you want more of. I scope the site and give you a fixed quote, so there are no surprises.
I design and build a focused site around booking jobs: your services, your area, your reviews and photos, fast and mobile-first. You see it before anything ships.
I handle launch and the local SEO setup, then you can put it on a care plan so it stays fast, updated, and climbing, without you touching a thing.
Most home service sites are a focused five or six pages and land in the low four figures, depending on how many services and locations you need and how much content and setup is involved. Cheaper template jobs exist, but they usually skip the local SEO and trust elements that actually book work.
Add an optional care plan (hosting, updates, and fixes) from $30–100/mo to keep it fast and current, and a local SEO retainer once the site proves itself. The build is the door; the ongoing work is what keeps the calls coming.
Get a fixed quote for your siteNo middlemen and no junior staff learning on your project. The person who designs your site is the same one who builds it and makes it rank.
Most shops do one of these. I do all three, so your site is designed well, built properly, and set up to actually get found and convert.
I scope first and quote a fixed number, so you know the cost up front. A focused site is usually a couple of weeks, not a couple of months.
They work best together. Your Google Business Profile gets you onto the map and generates calls from search, but a website is where a cautious homeowner checks you out before deciding, and Facebook rarely ranks or looks like a licensed pro. The site carries your full service list, more reviews, real photos, and license details, and it supports your local ranking. The profile brings people close; the website closes the job. My guide on web design for home service businesses goes deeper on why.
A focused home service site is usually a couple of weeks from the point I have your content, photos, and details. More services, more locations, or a bigger build takes longer. I scope every project up front so you get a real timeline rather than a guess.
That’s the point. I build local SEO in from the start: clear page titles, a page for each service and town, matching contact details, and Google Business Profile setup. Ranking well is a steady climb rather than an overnight switch, which is why many trades keep an SEO retainer running after launch.
If it’s slow, hard to find, or not booking jobs, a redesign is often the better value than a rebuild from zero. Tell me what you have and I’ll be honest about whether it’s worth fixing or starting fresh. Either way you get a site built to book work. You can also see how a general website build or redesign works.
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Tell me about your trade and service area and I’ll get back to you within a day with a plan and a fixed quote.
