What should a website for a home-service business have?
What customers look for first: what you do, where you work and how to reach you. It should load quickly on a phone and make it easy to call or send an inquiry.
What we check on a home-service site
- Every page has a clear title and description that say what it's about.
- Your business name, phone, area and hours are the same everywhere they appear.
- A short inquiry form and your phone number are easy to find.
- It loads quickly on a phone and works for everyone, including people using screen readers.
- Structured data that matches what the page says.
- An AI assistant that talks and types with your visitors, if you want one.
Questions
Why does speed on a phone matter?
Many customers find a local business on their phone. A page that loads quickly keeps them; a slow one sends them back to the search results.
Can the site take inquiries while I'm out on a job?
Yes. A short inquiry form and your phone number are easy to find, and we can add a website assistant like Stella, who talks and types with your visitors.
Can it talk to my Spanish-speaking customers?
Yes. A website assistant answers in Spanish, English, Vietnamese, Chinese and more, and picks up the visitor's language on its own. Try Stella: she switches mid-conversation.
I already have a website. Do I need a new one?
No. We can improve the one you have, or build new if that serves you better. We look at it first and tell you on the intro call.
How much does it cost?
Most businesses fit one of our packages, and our pricing page shows where each one starts. We confirm a fixed quote in writing after a short call.
Start with a short call
We reply within one business day, by email or phone, the way you prefer.