Generally, the site is painfully slow or clearly homemade. If it's decent we keep it and improve it. Otherwise we rebuild the whole thing, from the foundation up.
Half your customers are on phones. If your site takes ten seconds to show them anything, they already called someone else.
You can check that claim yourself, on your own site, right now: Google's test at pagespeed.web.dev is free and takes thirty seconds. The market around here mostly scores in the 30s and 40s. The sites we build score in the high 90s, and we publish the numbers on our proof page so you can check those too.
Half the contact forms in this corridor go nowhere. Ours send, and they're tracked, so you know what the website is earning you.
Your work, your trucks, your town. No stock photos of models in clean hardhats. Your customers can tell the difference, same as you can.
You earned them. They should be doing work, not sitting on Google waiting to be found.
Homeowners with a burst pipe don't want to fill out a form. They want to send you a photo of it.
Your domain, your site, your accounts. If we ever part ways, it all stays with you. That alone is usually worth three or four months of our management fee.
The research is done and printed before we walk in, and checking it costs you nothing. You get Dave, not a call center.
