Your name, done properly
Business name, phone, the towns you cover, and the systems you actually service, written so a homeowner understands them.
Heating and cooling · Calhoun County
When someone looks up your heating and cooling company, they should see this.
Your name, your number, the towns you cover and the systems you service, on a site that opens in a second on a phone. Live this week, and you never touch it.
Seven sites live right now. Same process, one week.
$500 to build. $97 a month after that.
No contract, cancel any time, and the files are yours.
Heat goes out at nine at night, and they check your name on their phone.
01
The furnace quits, or the air dies in July, and a neighbor gives them your name.
02
They type your company name into their phone, standing in the hallway with the thermostat dead.
03
They find a Facebook page from 2019, a listing with a disconnected number, or nothing at all.
04
They call whoever answers next, and you never hear the job existed.
You didn't lose that job on price. You lost it on the look-up.
What you get, in plain terms.
One page for the trade, built for the phone first, because that is where the emergency call starts.
Calling is one tap
A call button on every screen. A cold house is not the moment to fill out a form or copy a number by hand.
Hours and service area
Where you work and when you answer, and if you run an emergency line, it is on every screen.
Built to match your Google listing
Your business details are structured so the search profile and the site say the same thing.
Contact form that reaches you
Every request lands in your inbox and your phone the second it comes in. No dashboard to log into.
Hosting and upkeep handled
Web address, hosting, renewals and small edits are covered by the monthly. You never log in.
The price
$500To build, once
$97Per month, after that
That is $1,664 for the first year and nothing hidden inside it. Two rounds of changes are included: send one message with everything you want changed, twice. Cancel whenever you want and the files and the web address are yours.
Included
- The site, built and live within a week
- Web address and hosting
- Contact form delivery to your inbox and phone
- Two rounds of changes
- Upkeep and small edits, ongoing
- The files, yours on request
Not included
- Running the ads
- A promise to rank for "furnace repair Battle Creek"
- New pages or features outside the build
Start here
Tell me the business. I'll send your site back.
Four fields. I build it, text you the link, and you decide from there. Nothing is charged today and nothing starts billing until you say yes.
Questions that come up.
How long does it take?
Your site goes up within a week of you sending the details, and usually the same day. The week covers photos, the web address and the small changes you ask for.
What do I have to do?
Fill in the form, send a few photos of your work by text if you have them, and reply twice with changes. That is the whole job on your side.
What if I already have a website?
Then you keep what is good about it. Most of the ones I replace are slow, unreadable on a phone, or five years out of date. If yours is fine, I will say so.
What happens if I cancel?
You get the files and the site stays up for the rest of the year you paid for. After twelve months the web address transfers into your name. No exit fee, no argument.
Will this get me found on Google?
It makes you findable when someone already has your name, which is most of the work for a local trade, and it gives your Google listing a real site to point at. It will not outrank long-established companies for generic searches in the first months, and I will not pretend otherwise.