What a good small-business site needs
Your phone number where thumbs can reach it
Most local customers find you on a phone. The call button, and a quote or booking button, should be visible without scrolling.
One page per service
A page for each thing you do, written so a customer understands it and Google can match it to searches.
Real proof
Your actual work, your actual reviews, your licence or certifications. If you have them, show them near the top.
Speed
A site that takes several seconds to show anything loses people before they read a word. We build on a fullstack Next.js stack because it loads quickly and doesn't break on plugin updates. More on that on our web development page.
Nothing extra
We'd rather ship a plain site that gets calls than a showpiece that confuses people. We wrote about why a focused contractor site is often enough.

