Site fix and page build is for the contractor whose website is fine and whose lead flow is not. You keep the site. We find what is broken, fix it, and add the pages that are missing: one for every service, one for every area you serve, and one for every question your customers ask before they call. Each page is written in plain language from your real work, so a homeowner who searches for that exact thing lands on you instead of on a lead marketplace. The standard is the same one we hold our leads to: your marketing cost per sale at 15% or lower. Send us the site and we will tell you what it is missing before you decide anything.
Why You Can Trust Us
Most contractor websites are not broken. They are thin. A home page, an about page, one services page, a gallery and a contact form. That was enough when a homeowner typed one word and picked from a list. It is not enough now. A homeowner types a whole question, and Google and the AI assistants show the one page that answers it. If your site has no page about that job in that town, the answer comes from a lead marketplace, and the Angi help center says a request there goes to up to five pros. One of those five is often you, paying for a homeowner who searched for what you do.
A site fix starts with reading your site the way a homeowner and a search engine do. We list every service you sell, every area you serve, and every question your customers ask before they call. Then we mark which of those your site answers today. Usually it answers a handful. We also mark what is broken: links that go nowhere, forms that do not send, pages that load slowly on a phone, two pages that say the same thing. You get that list in plain language before anything is built. The fix comes first, because a new page on a broken site does not help.
The page build is the same work we do on a new site, added to yours. One page per service, written from what you actually do on that job. One page per area you serve, with what is different about the work there. One page per customer question, answered completely. No page exists only to hold a keyword, and no two pages are the same paragraph with a different town name. Your site stays one site, on your domain, with your look. It just answers more questions than it did.
The reason to do this is the 15% standard. Say a $15,000 siding job. At 15%, your marketing cost per sale needs to be $2,250 or lower. Bought leads spend against that ceiling every month. A page that answers a homeowner's question costs you once and keeps bringing in homeowners who were looking for exactly that. We do not publish a price on this page, because it depends on what is broken and how many pages are missing. Counting that is the first thing we do, and you get the number before you decide.
This is for contractors in any of the trades we serve who already have a site and want it to earn its keep. Roofing, windows, bath and kitchen remodeling, gutters, siding, painting, landscaping, HVAC, solar, plumbing and flooring. It works with the leads we sell or on its own. The first step is to send us the site address and your territory. Call 941-307-0488 or use the form.
Our process
- 1Send us your site and your tradeTell us what you do and where you work, and give us the address of the site you already have.
- 2We read it the way a homeowner and a search engine doWe list every service, every area and every customer question, and mark which ones the site answers today. We also note what is broken: dead links, slow pages, forms that go nowhere, pages that say the same thing twice.
- 3We fix what is brokenThe site stays yours. Broken things get fixed first, because a new page on a broken site does not help.
- 4We add the missing pagesOne page per service, one per area, one per question, written from your real work in plain language. Built into your existing site so it stays one site.
- 5You watch cost per sale, not trafficThe number that matters is what a sale cost you. Organic leads from your own pages lower it. The 15% standard applies here the same as it does to bought leads.
Why Choose Us
- You keep your site. We fix it and add what is missing.
- A page for every service, every area, and every customer question.
- Written from your real work, in plain language, one page at a time.
- Judged on cost per sale, the same 15% standard as our leads.
- Direct publisher, 25 plus years in the industry, division of eFlexMedia.
You paid for a website three years ago. It looks fine. It has a services page that lists everything you do in one paragraph, a gallery, and a form nobody fills out. When a homeowner searches for the specific job you want, your site is not the answer, so they end up on a page that sells their name to five companies. You are not missing a website. You are missing pages.
Frequently asked questions
What does a site fix and page build include?
A plain-language list of what your site answers today and what it does not, repairs to anything broken, and new pages built into your existing site: one per service, one per area you serve, one per customer question. All written from your real work.
Do I have to move my website?
No. The site stays on your domain with your look. We fix what is broken and add pages to it. If the site turns out to be beyond fixing, we tell you that first and you decide.
How do I get more leads for my contracting business without buying them?
Have a page for every specific thing a homeowner might search for: each service, each area, each common question. That is what search engines and AI assistants rank now. It is slow to write and it is the work we do.
How much does a site fix and page build cost?
We do not publish a price on this page, because it depends on what is broken and how many pages are missing. We count that first and give you the number before you decide.
Can I do this and buy leads at the same time?
Yes, and most contractors do for a while. Both are judged by the same number, cost per sale under 15%. The site work is the part that gets cheaper over time.