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🔧 By trade · Contractors
Your website should be booking estimates while you’re on the tools. I fix contractor sites that are slow, invisible on Google, or leaking leads — then set up the follow-up that turns clicks into jobs.
Free diagnosis · Flat pricing · 30-day fix warranty
Google Business Profile optimization + local SEO. When someone searches ‘roofer near me,’ you’re in the map pack.
Landing pages built around one action: the call. Big tap-to-call buttons, quote forms that actually work.
Tune-ups and rebuilds that load fast and look like the quality of your work.
CRM + instant follow-up. Every inquiry answered in a minute; estimates chased automatically.
Review engine on autopilot. Your rating becomes the closer.
Before-and-after galleries structured to sell — plus guidance on which phone photos actually work.
Relevant work orders: Website tune-ups · Google Business Profile · CRM + follow-up · Contractor lead funnels · Review engine
I know the website side cold — and the pattern is the same across trades: the money is in speed-to-lead and follow-up. That’s what I build.
Usually yes — tune-ups and targeted fixes first. If it’s beyond saving, I’ll tell you straight and quote the rebuild.
Repairs from $99–299, full lead machines from $2,000. Every job starts with a free diagnosis and a flat quote.
Repairs in days, full builds in weeks. If busy season is coming, say so — you jump the queue.
How every fix works
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You tell me what’s broken, slow, or missing — in plain English. I tell you what’s actually wrong, what the fix is, and the flat price. No jargon, no upsell.
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I build it, install it, and test it like a customer would — then walk you through it so you actually know how to run it. You approve everything before it goes live.
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Every build carries a 30-day fix warranty. If something I built breaks or misbehaves in the first 30 days, I fix it free. That’s the deal, in writing.
Free diagnosis. Flat quote. 30-day warranty.
No tech talk, ever — plain English or it’s free.
The worst that happens is you learn what’s actually wrong — free.