Websites for local businesses
Most local websites lose the customer before the page finishes loading.
I rebuild them. Same business, same photographs, but it opens in about two seconds on a phone and it is obvious how to call you. That is usually the whole problem.
One real before and after
A roofing company in Nashville, measured on a simulated phone with Lighthouse. Their site against the version I built.
- Mobile performance
- 5296
- Time to first paint
- 10.5s2.6s
- Page weight
- 24.8MB0.4MB
Anyone can check a number like this on their own phone in thirty seconds. That is why I lead with it.
Three sample pages
Built to show what each trade actually needs on a front page. The businesses in them are invented — real names belong to real owners, and I do not publish anyone's page without asking.
- Dental practiceBella Vista DentalAustin, TXTreatment prices published up front — almost no practice does this, and it is the first thing a patient looks for.
- Roofing contractorHalvorsen RoofingLongmont, COThe insurance claim laid out step by step, so a homeowner can see what the next six weeks look like.
- RestaurantAsh & ElderBristol, UKToday's menu on the front page instead of a PDF that was last updated two years ago.
How it works
- I build the page first. Before we have spoken about money, before you have agreed to anything.
- You look at it. On your phone, next to your current site. If it is not better, that is the end of it and it cost you nothing.
- You only pay if you want it live. That is the whole arrangement.