Website design for service businesses

Your site looks fine, but people land on it, look and leave without calling. We build sites that answer what they came for in seconds, load fast on a phone, show up when someone nearby searches, and make calling or booking one tap.

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Built to bring in calls, not just to look good

Small business website design that works like your best salesperson: it shows people they’re in the right place, proves you do good work, and makes the next step easy.

• bedrockandcedar.com/areas/maple-ridgeA page for every service and townPeople search “driveway contractor Maple Ridge”, not your business name. A page for each job you do and each town you drive to gives Google something to match them to.
• daedaluscontracting.com/portfolioYour real work, front and centrePhotos of jobs you actually did show what words can't, and they're what keeps someone on the page long enough to call.
• Your reviews where they decideCustomers check what other people said before they trust you with their home or their car. Your Google reviews sit right on the page.
• One tap to call, book or ask for a quoteOn a phone, a quote form that asks the right questions, and a call button on every page. The request lands on your phone straight away.

Website redesign without losing what works

Drag across to see a contractor’s old site and the one we rebuilt for them. What owners worry about before a redesign, answered plainly:

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• “Will I lose my place on Google?”We start from what's working now. Every old page address points to its new page, so the visitors and ranking it earned carry over, and we watch the numbers after launch.
• “Will I own it?”Yes. Your domain, hosting, database and CRM are all accounts in your name. We work in them with your permission, and you can remove us any time.
• “Am I locked in?”No. Month to month, no contracts. If we part ways, the site, the domain and your customer list stay with you.
• “Will I pay again for nothing?”Before anything is built, the complimentary analysis shows what's actually costing you calls. The new site is judged against that list, not on looks.

Fast on a phone, because three seconds is all you get

Most people find you on a phone. If the page is slow, they go back to the search results and tap the next business.

Request a free analysis of your site

From your current site to one that brings in calls

1. 1Complimentary analysisTell us your web address. We go through your current site by hand and send you a report of what's costing you calls, worst first.
2. 2Discovery callWe go through it with you: your services, the towns you cover, the customers you want more of, and what your site needs to do.
3. 3BuildA page for each service and town, your photos and reviews, written in the words your customers search with. You see it and sign off before it goes live.
4. 4Launch and look afterOld page addresses point to the new pages, everything runs in your own accounts, and changes are made as your business changes.

Questions owners ask before a new website

• Website looks fine but not getting calls? Here's whyA site can look fine and still lose the people who land on it. They found you, looked, and called someone else, which is the most expensive place to lose a customer.Read the answer
• Website redesign: know what it has to fix before you payA new look on top of the same problems gives you a nicer site that still doesn't bring calls. Write down what's actually wrong first, and judge the redesign against that.Read the answer
• Website redesign services: how to keep your place on GoogleA new site can quietly lose the Google traffic the old one had, because the old page addresses stop working. Planned properly, a redesign keeps what ranks and improves the rest.Read the answer
• Website maintenance services: what you're paying forA website isn't finished at launch. Someone has to renew the domain, keep a backup, fix what breaks and keep your prices and hours current. Knowing who does each one saves the surprises.Read the answer
• Website design for construction companies: what brings workMost contractors look smaller online than they are: one page for every service, a bare list of cities, stock photos. A site that brings work shows each kind of job, where you do it, and proof that you do it well.Read the answer
• Website design for small business: make it easy to reach youMost people find you on a phone. If the page is slow, hard to read or hides your number, they go back to the search results and try the next business.Read the answer