Your website should get you jobs. Most don't.
Built by a contractor who sold a company at 20. Not an agency. Not a designer.
Three places most sites lose jobs
Buried number.
Lost job.
Can't find your number. Can't find your city. Gives up and calls the next company.
Broken form.
Lost job.
Form doesn't work. Site takes 15 seconds to load. Gone before they types their name.
Won't load on phone. Lost job.
Site won't open on their phone. Your competitor's does. They got the job.
You never see it happen.
Built by a contractor who lost jobs the same way
Lost jobs to broken sites for years.
Watched agencies charge $8K for sites that didn't work. Watched jobs go to competitors because our site was broken.
Built what I wished we'd had.
This is what I wish we had when we were running crews and closing jobs.
You need an operator, not a designer.
You need someone who's lost a job and knows what that feels like.
Built for contractors who close. Not for everyone.
If you don't close when people call, this won't help. If you're figuring out operations, come back later.
Does not create demand
Does not fix reputation
Does not run ads
This is for contractors who are good at the work. Who close jobs when the phone rings. Who think business is slow but don't know why.
You're Losing Jobs Right Now.
You think it's the market. It's the website.
Phone number buried on mobile
No page for the city they searched
Forms that don't work on phones
Site takes too long to load
Number visible on every page, above the fold
Site opens in two seconds on any phone
Forms that work first try
People call. 11pm. Saturday. Doesn't matter.
You stop losing jobs to guys with worse work and better websites.
Common Questions
Why isn't my current site getting me calls?
Most sites explain what you do. They don't make it easy to call. No page for the city someone searched. Phone buried on mobile. People give up and call the next company. You never know it happened.