Plumbing · HVAC · electrical · roofing · and the rest of the trades
You're losing jobs you already paid to find.
Someone searched, landed on your site, and left — because there was no way to book, or nothing telling them you'd answer at nine at night. They called the next result. You never saw it happen, which is why it's still happening.
No call required for the check. I send the list, you decide what to do with it.
One person, not an agency
Who you'd be dealing with
You get the person doing the work
No account manager, no offshore team, no ticket queue. You call the number on this page and you get the person who built the thing you're calling about.
Trades only, on purpose
I work with service trades because the problem is specific and it's fixable in a week: your phone is your whole sales team, and it stops working at 5pm. Everything here is about the hours you're not there to answer.
Nobody's chasing you
The free check comes back as a list. There's no follow-up sequence and no drip campaign. If you want the work done you'll say so, and if you don't, that's the end of it.
What I actually check
Seven things · loaded in a real browser
Not a guess. Your site gets loaded in a real browser — the same way a customer's phone loads it — and these seven things get tested. If something can't be confirmed, it doesn't go on the list.
Can they book you?
Any way at all to request a time without phoning. Missing on roughly two thirds of the trades sites I've checked.
Can they reach you after hours?
A form, a chat, or a plain note that you handle emergencies. The nine-o'clock call goes to whoever looks like they'll pick up.
Does your number dial when tapped?
A phone number printed as text doesn't dial on a phone. Most of your visitors are on one.
Is there a form at all?
Plenty of people won't phone a stranger for a quote. They'll type instead — if they can.
Does it work on a phone?
Sites built before mobile load zoomed out — text too small to read, buttons too small to hit.
Does Chrome warn people about you?
Sites still on plain HTTP get a "Not secure" warning in front of the content. People believe it.
How long until it's usable?
On mobile data, a slow homepage loses a share of visitors before it finishes loading.
Two thirds of the trades sites I checked had no way to book a job online.
145 of 220 businesses · loaded in a real browser
What it costs
Fixed price · no estimate, no meeting
No website at all? A full build with the same booking and after-hours setup is $1,895, same one-week turnaround.
After that, $49/month covers hosting, monitoring and changes whenever you want them. It's optional and most people wait and see — you own everything either way.
Why the price is on the page. Because you've been quoted "it depends" by enough people. One recovered emergency job usually covers the whole thing — you know what those are worth better than I do.
Who this is for
The week, start to finish
What actually happens after you say go
Day 1
Twenty minutes on the phone
Your services, your hours, what counts as an emergency, where you want the alerts sent. That's everything I need.
Days 2–3
I build it
Booking, after-hours capture and the phone fixes go in. You don't need to do anything while this happens.
Day 4
You try it on your own phone
You book a fake job yourself and watch the alert land. If the wording's wrong or a service is missing, you say so.
Day 5
Changes, then live
One round of changes is in the price. Then it goes live and the balance is due.
What you're protected on
In the agreement, not just on the website
You own it. All of it.
The site, the domain, the booking setup, the logins. Nothing is held hostage. If you fire me you walk away with everything working.
Seventy-two hours to change your mind
Sign, then think about it. Cancel within 72 hours and the deposit comes back in full, as long as I haven't started at your request.
Fixed price, written down
$895 or $1,895. The number you're quoted is the number on the agreement and the number you pay. No change orders.
Late is my problem, not yours
If I miss the delivery date for a reason that's on me, you get your deposit back. That's a clause in the agreement, not a favour.
No contract on the monthly
The $49 is month to month. Cancel any time and the site keeps working — it just stops getting changes from me.
Nothing goes live without you seeing it
You test it on your own phone before a single customer does. If it isn't right on day 4, it doesn't go live on day 5.
Straight answers
The things you'd ask on the phone
What if I don’t want online booking?
Plenty of owners don’t — you’d rather qualify a job before sending a truck an hour out. Fair. Then we skip it and build the after-hours side instead, so people can still reach you without phoning. It’s one price for the job either way. Nothing here commits you to taking bookings you don’t want.
Do I have to rebuild my website?
No. This goes on the site you already have, whoever built it. If you don't have one, that's the $1,895 build and I'll tell you straight what it involves.
Who's answering the bookings?
You are. This doesn't answer your phone for you — it catches the person who was never going to phone in the first place, and the one who tried at 9pm, and puts them in your inbox with their number.
Do we have to meet in person?
No. Twenty minutes on the phone is the whole intake, and everything after that happens without you. If you’d rather do it face to face and you’re nearby, say so and we will.
What do you need from me?
Your service list, your hours, what you call an emergency, and access to wherever your site is hosted. If you don't know that last one, I'll find it — it's usually a five-minute job.
Get your site checked
Free · no call required
Send me your website and I'll run those seven checks and write back with exactly what I found and what I'd change. No charge, and no obligation to do anything about it. If your site's fine, I'll tell you that too — it happens.