Garage doors, pest control, landscaping, appliance repair, painting, fencing, cleaning: different trades, identical battlefield: local search, the map pack, reviews, and a homeowner on a phone deciding in minutes. We build home service websites engineered to win that decision, then manage the whole system month after month. And we build your demo site before you pay a dollar.
Whether you replace garage door springs or treat for termites, the local service customer behaves identically: a search with "near me" in it, a scan of the map pack, a glance at the star ratings, and a choice: whoever looks credible and is easiest to reach. The playbook is universal, and that's good news: it means it's proven, repeatable, and buildable.
Yet most home service websites fail the same three ways: slow on the phones where nearly every search happens, one vague "we do everything" page instead of a page per service, and a Google Business Profile that's been gathering dust since it was claimed. Fixing those three things is most of the game.
There's one more leak worth plugging: lead platforms. Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack sell the same homeowner to you and three competitors, and the price of that lead goes up every year. Owning your search presence means owning your leads. It's an asset that compounds instead of a bill that grows. That's the system we build.
Tap-to-call on every screen, plus a simple booking or request form for the customers who'd rather not talk. Whichever way your trade gets booked, the path is one tap long.
Your customer is on a phone comparing three companies. Our sites are hand-built static pages: no bloated builders, no plugin stacks. They load near-instantly. Speed is also a Google ranking factor, which means fast isn't just polite, it's profitable.
Spring replacement and opener repair. Termite treatment and quarterly plans. Mowing, cleanups, and hardscape. Whatever your menu is, each service gets its own page matched to how customers actually search. Because "we do it all" ranks for nothing.
Home service jobs start in the Google map pack. We optimize and manage your Google Business Profile: categories, services, photos, weekly posts, and we structure the website so the two reinforce each other. The site feeds the profile; the profile feeds the phone.
In home services, your star rating is your storefront. We run a review strategy that keeps fresh, detailed reviews coming in, and we pull the best ones forward where every visitor sees them before deciding.
Lead platforms sell the same customer to four companies and raise the toll every year. A strong search presence of your own turns marketing from a recurring bill into a compounding asset. Yours, permanently.
Show up where the decision starts: the map pack, the "near me" searches, and increasingly, the AI answers.
Ratings, license, insurance, real photos. Trust is decided in seconds, on a phone, by a stranger.
Tap-to-call and simple booking. Every extra step between "I need this" and "it's scheduled" loses customers.
A name, a look, and a follow-up rhythm that turns one-time jobs into repeat customers and referrals.
Before our first conversation, we reWe research your company, your market, and your competition, then build a working demo site with your name on it. You review a real website, not a proposal deck.
One honest call. We walk through the demo, your market position, and where the opportunities are. You tell us what to change. No pressure, no 90-minute pitch. If it's not a fit, you'll know fast.
Site goes live in days. Then the monthly system kicks in: GBP management, review growth, local SEO, content updates. Month after month, you get harder to compete with. Flat monthly plans. see pricing.
| Sitework | DIY Builder (Wix, GoDaddy) | Traditional Agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Free demo first. Setup fee only after you've seen your site | Low upfront. But your time isn't free | Typically $5,000–$15,000 before you see anything |
| Monthly | One flat monthly plan: site, hosting, maintenance, and management included | Subscription for software; everything else is on you | Hosting plus retainers billed separately |
| Who builds it | A trades-only specialist who knows how local service customers search, compare, and decide | You: nights and weekends, between jobs | Generalists splitting time across every industry |
| Speed & mobile | Hand-built static pages: near-instant load, built phone-first | Template and plugin weight slows pages down | Varies widely with the platform they put you on |
| Local SEO & GBP | Included: Google Business Profile managed, reviews worked weekly | Not included; DIY tools don't manage your map presence | Usually a separate monthly retainer |
| Time to launch | Days: the demo already exists before our first call | Weeks of your evenings | Commonly 2–4 months of meetings and revisions |
| After launch | Managed continuously: updates, content, and SEO never stop | You maintain it, or it goes stale | Change requests billed hourly |
DIY and agency figures are typical market ranges. Your mileage may vary. Ours are on the pricing page, in writing.
Sitework runs on flat monthly plans plus a one-time setup fee. The website, hosting, maintenance, and ongoing updates are all included. No surprise five-figure builds. Current plans are always published on our pricing page before you ever talk to us.
Days, not months. We build a working demo of your site before our first conversation, so by the time we talk you're reviewing a real website with your company name on it. Not a proposal. Once you approve it, launch is a matter of days.
Hosting, security, maintenance, content updates, and (depending on your plan) local SEO, Google Business Profile management, weekly GBP posts, and review strategy. The site is never finished and abandoned; it's managed continuously.
Yes. The local search playbook is trade-agnostic. What changes is the research: which services people search for, what they're afraid of, and who you're competing against in your market. We do that research before building your demo, so the site speaks your customers' language from day one.
Not necessarily on day one. Lead platforms can fill schedule gaps. But they sell each lead to multiple companies and the cost climbs every year. The goal is to make your own presence strong enough that platform leads become optional, not load-bearing. Owned beats rented.
Usually the honest answer is that a rebuild on a modern, fast foundation costs less than patching an old site. Our subscription model makes the rebuild painless. We'll audit what you have for free and tell you straight whether it's worth keeping.
Yes. We're based in Austin, Texas and work with home service businesses nationwide. Local SEO is local to your market, not ours: every site is built around your service area, your cities, and your competition.
DIY builders can produce a website, but not a local search presence. They're slower to load, generic in structure, and nobody is managing your Google Business Profile, reviews, or local rankings afterward. You'd own a brochure; what wins jobs is the whole system around it.
Tell us your company name and your city. We'll research your market, build a working demo of your new website, and send you the link. If you like what you see, we talk. If you don't, you've lost nothing.
No contracts to review before you've seen anything. No discovery-call gauntlet. The demo does the talking.