A website that makes your phone number impossible to miss.

Open your own site on your phone, standing in a parking lot with one bar of signal. Count the seconds before anything shows up. Then count the scrolls before you can see your phone number.

While you are in there, run down this list:

• The phone number is baked into a picture at the top, so tapping it does nothing.
• The form goes to an inbox nobody has opened since 2023.
• The page is still loading while a man with a dead water heater is already back in his truck calling somebody else.
• It says quality service since 1998 and never says which towns you drive to.
• It was built to look right on a laptop, and your customer is standing in his driveway holding a phone.

That is not a design problem. That is a leak. Jobs walk up to your door and leave before they ever reach you.

One custom-designed page, live in five days. Five days is real because of how the page gets built: layout patterns I already own, fitted to your business, instead of starting at a blank screen. It is a production model, and it is why the page is $699 instead of five thousand. The layout is proven; the words, the towns and the photos are yours.

• Your number at the top, tap to call. That is the whole point of the page.
• Built for the phone first and fast, because a slow page on one bar of signal is a lost call.
• A contact form and a Google map, so he can reach you or find you without thinking about it.
• The page written in the plain sentences people actually type, so Google can read what you fix and which towns you drive to.
• One round of changes after you see the real thing, not a picture of it.

Want every call and every form counted, so you can see which page made the phone ring? That is a separate $950 setup, and it is the only honest way to find out whether I am worth keeping.

Multi-page starts at $2,400 and goes live in two to three weeks. Five to seven pages: one for each thing you actually sell, the towns you drive to, a gallery of your own trucks and your own work, what your customers said about you, and a contact page. Two rounds of changes instead of one.

Custom builds start at $6,500, ten pages and up. That is where booking, taking payments, and tying into the software your office already runs live. Moving your old site over and training your people on it comes with it, because I am not handing you a system nobody knows how to run.

Now the part most shops will not say out loud. If you do one trade in three towns and you answer your own phone, buy the one-pager. Seven pages will not make it ring more than one good page does. And a website will not put you on the map and it will not get you reviews — different jobs, different bills. Ask me on the consult and I will tell you which one you need first.

The $699 page requires a Care Plan, from $99 a month, and I would rather say it here than on the invoice. A site nobody touches rots. The software behind it falls behind, an update breaks the form, and you find out three weeks later when you wonder why it has been so quiet.

Three tiers, and here is what each one adds:

• Essential, $99 — hosting, the platform and plugins kept updated, security patching, backups off-site every night, and email support.
• Standard, $179 — everything in Essential, plus uptime monitoring so I know it is down before you do, thirty minutes of content edits every month, and performance tuning.
• Priority, $279 — everything in Standard, plus a monthly review call, another hour of edits, and a four-hour response target when something is wrong.

Hosting sits inside the plan; it is not a second bill showing up somewhere else. Month to month, cancel with 30 days' notice, no fees and no auto-renew traps. Prepay the year and it runs about ten percent less.

MER Contractors in San Antonio needed a site their customers could use on a phone. Live in five days. Excellence Pressure Cleaning in Tamarac came to me with no site and nothing on Google at all; a quarter later they were coming up in the top ten around town and taking calls off it. FoodPharma, a contract manufacturer, saw traffic climb 54% at its peak within about thirty days of the work we did in May, and the number of times they come up in search has held a higher floor since. DPS, a plumber in Wheeling, started with me this month — too early to show you anything, so I won't.

Better than any of that: search your trade and your town, and count the names above yours you have never heard of. Then search for whoever does this kind of work in Libertyville, or Mundelein, and see where I land. Vernon Hills is my own town and I am still climbing there — I would rather you find that yourself than hear me claim I am perfect. I am not printing a number on this page. Run it.

And if you already have a site and want to know exactly where it leaks before you spend on a new one, that is the $497 Search Everywhere Audit. I go through it by hand, 25-plus checks across Google, the map and the AI assistants, then walk you through all of it for forty-five minutes. Hire me and the $497 comes back to you in full. Don't, and you keep the teardown.