For Ottawa trades
Your customers are holding a phone, not a laptop.
Websites for plumbers, electricians, roofers, landscapers, flooring and renovation contractors around Ottawa. One job usually covers the whole thing.
I'm a licensed gas technician. I've been in the houses, done the quotes, and waited on a phone that wasn't ringing — so we can skip the part where I pretend to understand your business.
Where the calls go missing.
They call the next guy
Someone searches at 7am with a leak. If your number isn't on screen in two seconds, they scroll past you. That's the whole competition.
Your work looks better than your site
You do good work and the photos prove it. Most trades sites bury them under stock images of someone else's van.
Nothing says you're legitimate
Licensed. Insured. WSIB. Years in business. Put it where people see it, because that's what they're actually checking.
What you get.
A trades site doesn't need to be big. It needs to answer four questions fast: what you do, where you work, whether you're legitimate, and how to reach you.
- 01A phone number at the top of every page, tappable on a phone
- 02The trades you actually do, in the words customers search for
- 03Your service area — the neighbourhoods you'll drive to
- 04Licence, insurance and WSIB shown up front
- 05Photos of your own work, sized so they load fast on data
- 06A short quote-request form for the people who won't call
From $950
One page, live in about two weeks. Full site from $2,400.
Send me your site. Or your Facebook page.
I'll look at it the way a customer would — on a phone — and send back two or three things I'd change. Free, and useful whether you hire me or not.