I do two things for home service businesses: I build websites, and I run marketing and ads. They're separate services — hire me for one, the other, or both. Whatever your business actually needs right now.
Three demo sites I built, one for each of three trades. They're live right now. Open them, pull them up on your phone, see how fast they load.
Seasonal service packages, instant quote request, and a gallery that actually shows the work. Built for route-based crews.
View live site (opens in a new tab)Storm-damage and insurance-claim messaging up top, financing callouts, and a free-inspection form built to capture leads fast.
View live site (opens in a new tab)Before-and-after driven layout for remodelers and GCs, with project showcases and a consultation booking flow.
View live site (opens in a new tab)Every trade sells differently. A roofer after a hailstorm needs a different site than a lawn crew signing spring contracts. I build to how your customers actually buy.
Seven years of my life. Recurring mowing contracts, seasonal cleanups, design-build installs, irrigation — I know how this business makes money and I build the site around it.
Storm response, insurance claims, free inspections, financing.
Emergency calls, maintenance plans, seasonal tune-up offers.
24/7 emergency capture, repipes, water heaters, drain work.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, licensing and trust signals.
Project galleries, before-and-afters, consultation booking.
Instant quotes by square footage, driveway and roof packages.
Recurring plans, online booking, deep-clean and move-out offers.
Interior and exterior galleries, color consults, estimate requests.
Material comparisons, linear-foot estimators, HOA-friendly options.
Driveways, patios, stamped work, foundations — pour photos that sell.
Recurring treatment plans, termite inspections, same-day service.
If you run a service business, I can build for you. Garage doors, gutters, tree service, pools, windows, junk removal, appliance repair — the playbook is the same. Tell me what you do →
Before I wrote a single line of code, I spent seven years in lawn care and landscaping — mowing, edging, hauling, quoting jobs out of the back of my own truck. I know what a slow season feels like. I know what it's like to lose a bid to a company whose only real advantage was a better-looking website.
That's the whole reason I do this. I'm not a marketer who found the home service niche on a webinar. I came up in it.
So when we talk about your business, you won't have to explain what a missed call costs you, why rain weeks hurt, or why "more traffic" means nothing if the phone isn't ringing. I already know. And whether you hire me for the website, the marketing, or both, I treat it like it's my own truck on the line.
"I'm not guessing at what your customers want. I used to be the guy showing up to the job."
These are separate offerings, priced separately. Take just the website. Or, if you already have a site you're happy with, take just the ads. Both together works too — but it's your call, not a package I push on you.
Most of your customers find you on a phone at the job site. That's the screen I design for first.
Optimized images and clean code. A slow site loses people before they ever see your work.
Service-area pages, proper titles and schema, and Google Business Profile setup so you show up nearby.
Quote forms, click-to-call, click-to-text. Leads go straight to your phone and inbox.
Your Google reviews pulled onto the page where they close the deal, plus a system to get more.
HTTPS, backups, and uptime handled. The green padlock is table stakes — you get it on day one.
Complete on its own. You never have to buy marketing to make this site work.
Campaign setup, targeting and budget management, aimed at the jobs you actually want more of.
The page matches the ad that sent them there — so you're not paying for clicks that bounce.
Set up properly, so you can see which ad produced which phone call. No guessing.
What you spent, what came back, what I'm changing next month. No dashboards you'll never open.
Works on your current website too. You don't need me to have built it.
This is how a website build goes. Marketing runs the same way — a call first, then a plan built for your market. You're busy running jobs, so I keep it simple and keep you in the loop.
Tell me what you do, where you work, and what kind of jobs you actually want more of. No pitch deck, no pressure. If I'm not the right fit I'll say so.
You send photos and a few details. I handle design, copy, and the whole build. You see a live preview link and tell me what to change.
Domain, hosting, SSL, Google Business Profile, tracking — all connected. Typically live within 7 to 14 days of kickoff.
Marketing is a separate service, not an upsell attached to the build. Whenever you're ready — next month or next year — I can run your ads. The website works fine without it.
Three separate things. Take whichever ones you need — nothing here is bundled or required. Agencies quote five figures for this; I'm a one-man shop with low overhead, so you get agency-quality work without the agency invoice.
A complete website. Nothing else required.
Paid once. The site is yours to keep.
Free quote. No obligation.
Keep it fast, current and handled.
Optional. Cancel any time.
Add it now or later.
A separate service. Works on any website, including one I didn't build.
Quoted to your market and budget. Buy it on its own or alongside a build.
Ad spend is paid directly to the platform.
No. They're two separate services and you can start with either one. Want the website built and you'll handle your own advertising? That's fine. Already have a site you're happy with and just want the ads run? Also fine — I don't need to have built it. If you want both, that works too, but I'm not going to tell you that you need the ads to make the website work. You don't.
Yes. Send me the link first though. If the site loads slowly or doesn't make it obvious how to contact you, paid traffic will mostly be wasted on it — and I'd rather tell you that up front than spend your ad budget finding out. Sometimes the honest answer is to fix a couple of pages before we turn anything on.
Because I'm one person, not an office with account managers, sales reps and a lease. I do the design, the copy and the build myself. You're paying for the work, not the overhead. The maintenance plan is what keeps my business steady — so I don't need to charge you five figures up front.
No. The $499 build is a complete, finished website and it's yours either way. The $99/month is for people who'd rather text me "can you swap the spring special" than log into anything. You can add it or drop it whenever.
Usually 7 to 14 days from the day you send me your photos and details. The only thing that slows it down is waiting on content from your side — so if you've got good job photos ready, we move fast.
Send me the link. Sometimes the fix is a rebuild, sometimes it's a few pages and a faster host. I'll tell you honestly which one you need — and if your current site is fine, I'll tell you that too.
I'm based in Texas but I build for home service businesses anywhere in the country. Everything happens over calls, texts and email — you'll never need to meet me in an office.
Your logo if you have one, photos of your work, your service area, and a rough idea of what you charge. If you don't have a logo or good photos, say so on the call — I'll tell you the cheapest way to fix that.
Every build includes the local SEO foundation — service-area pages, proper page titles, schema markup and Google Business Profile setup. That's what gets you found for "[your trade] near me." Ranking above established competitors in a big city usually takes ongoing work or paid ads, and I'll be straight with you about which one your market needs.
Fill this out and I'll get back to you personally — usually same day. Or just call me. I answer my own phone.
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In a hurry? Call or text me at (432) 955-5404.