Trades & home services

Websites for contractors that turn a search into a phone call.

Hauling, building, welding, repair, remodeling, tires: customers searching for a trade want to know three things fast. Do you do this job, do you cover my area, and how do I reach you. We build sites around those answers.

The first screen should show
  • Tap-to-call that works with one thumb
  • Service list in the customer's words
  • Coverage area stated plainly
  • Real photos of finished work
  • Quote request that takes under a minute
  • Review link to your Google profile
The five jobs a trades site has

What we build into every contractor website.

01 · Lead capture

Calls and forms that don't fight the visitor

A click-to-call button, a short contact form and, for Business builds, inquiry or booking forms. Fewer fields means more finished requests.

02 · Service pages

One page per real service

Roofing is not remodeling is not hauling. Separate pages let each job be described properly, with the photos, the process and the questions customers ask.

03 · Service areas

Coverage that's honest

We list the towns you truly serve and add dedicated pages only where you have real work to show. No copy-paste towns.

04 · Proof

Galleries and reviews

Photo galleries from your own jobs, and your Google review link where a nervous customer will see it. We don't fabricate or embellish reviews.

05 · Local search

Profile and site that match

Local SEO is part of Business builds. Grow adds Google Business Profile management with posts and review replies, and Accelerate adds deeper local SEO and keyword tracking.

Always

Fast on a phone

A truck cab, a driveway, a job site. Pages are built mobile-first so they load and read well where the search actually happens.

Trades work we can show

Built for a hauling crew and a tire shop.

Real sites for real service businesses. Locations are as stated in our approved portfolio.

Screenshot of the Fortitude Junk Removal & Hauling website
Southern OK · TradesLive

Fortitude Junk Removal & Hauling

A booking-focused site for a hauling crew: a clear service list, coverage area and tap-to-call on every screen.

Visit the live site →
Screenshot of the BJ's Tire Durant website
Durant, OK · AutomotiveLive

BJ's Tire

A family- and Choctaw-owned tire shop serving Texoma since 1990. Services, reviews, merch and tap-to-call, the same pattern a contractor needs.

Visit the live site →

// We also have trades sites in progress that are not yet cleared for public display, and we list only work the owners have approved.

Which package fits

Choose by how your business takes work.

If you...Start withStarting at
Are a one-truck or newly launched crew and need to be findableStarter: one page, click-to-call, contact form, Maps and hours$1,500
Offer several services and want quote or booking forms and local SEOBusiness: up to 7 pages, galleries, local SEO, domain and email connected$3,500
Sell products, take deposits or run membershipsCommerce & Custom: store, payments, catalog, booking systems$7,500
Want upkeep handled after launchCare: hosting, backups, security, updates, small edits$99/mo
Want your Google profile and local visibility tendedGrow: everything in Care, plus profile management and posts$299/mo

// Starting prices; every build is quoted to your scope. See the complete pricing page for monthly plans, the SEO retainer and terms.

Local context

Whether you're in Oklahoma or the East Valley.

We're based in Oklahoma and Kansas and serve Arizona's East Valley and clients nationwide. If you work in one of those markets, these pages show how we approach it: web design in Durant and Calera, OK and web design in Gilbert, AZ.

A contractor who covers three towns doesn't need three websites. They need one that names the towns plainly, shows work from them when possible, and keeps the phone number one tap away.

Questions

What contractors ask us.

Will the site get me more calls?

We build the things that make calling easy and trustworthy: tap-to-call, clear services, honest photos, visible coverage and a short quote form. We can't promise a specific number of leads or a search ranking, because both depend on your market, reviews and competition.

Do I need a page for each town I serve?

Not automatically. Where you do real work in a place, a page about that work can help. Where you simply drive there occasionally, we list it in your service area honestly. Thin copy-and-paste town pages are more likely to hurt than help.

Can you put my own job photos on the site?

Yes, and we encourage it. Phone photos are fine. Real photos of your crew and finished work build more trust than stock imagery.

How do review links fit in?

We can place your Google review link on the site and, on Grow and Accelerate, help with Google Business Profile posts and review replies. Accelerate adds review-generation help. We never recommend incentives for reviews.

What does a contractor site cost?

Most trades businesses land in Starter (from $1,500) or Business (from $3,500). Business includes up to 7 pages, inquiry forms, galleries and local SEO. Monthly care starts at $99. See full pricing.

Tell us what jobs you want more of.

The intake form takes a few minutes and prepares an email draft on your device. Anything blank, we cover on a call.

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