We run service calls all day — who's going to keep the website updated?

That's what the maintenance plan is for. You send us what needs changing — new service, updated hours, seasonal promotion — and we handle it. You shouldn't have to learn a website platform on top of running your crew.

Can customers book a service call directly from the site?

Yes. We set up a booking or quote request form that feeds straight to your email or dispatch. It asks for the basics — what's the issue, where are you, when do you need us. No twelve-field application. Short and fast, because your customers are usually in a bind when they reach out.

What if we add a new service — like we start doing ductwork or generator installs?

We add a new page for it. Each service gets its own page with a real description, not just a bullet point on a list. That helps with search visibility too — someone searching "generator installation Tyler TX" can land directly on that page.

Our Google reviews are really good. Can we show those on the site?

Definitely. We can pull in your Google reviews and display them on the site. Good reviews from real customers do more selling than anything we could write. Especially in home services, where people want to know you showed up and fixed the problem.

Is the $1,500 price for the whole site or per page?

That's the starting price for the full website — multiple pages, mobile-ready, contact forms, everything. Not per page. If your site needs a lot of individual service pages and location pages, the price goes up from there, but we'll tell you exactly what it costs before we start.

Do you handle Google Business Profile setup too?

Yes. Your Google Business Profile and your website should match — same hours, same services, same phone number. We'll make sure they're connected properly and your profile links to the right pages on your site.

Website Redesign · Tyler, TX

Home Service Websites in Tyler That Actually Book Jobs

It's July in East Texas and someone's AC just died. They're standing in a house that's already 88 degrees, kids are cranky, and they need somebody out there today. They grab their phone and start looking. Your company's name comes up — but your site won't load, or the number's buried, or the whole thing looks like it hasn't been touched since the Obama administration. They tap the next result. You just lost a job you could've had in an hour.

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You Deserve Better Than This

It's genuinely frustrating to watch home service companies in Tyler do great work — show up on time, fix the problem, charge fairly — and then get outpaced online by companies that are just better at looking professional on a screen. Your website isn't a vanity project. It's the thing standing between a stranger and your phone number. And right now, for a lot of plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, and pest control operators around here, that thing is broken.

What Actually Goes Wrong

Template platforms are the usual culprit. Somebody set up a site on Wix or GoDaddy's builder a few years back. It worked fine at the time. But now the layout doesn't resize right on newer phones. The forms are clunky. The pages load slow because they're stuffed with code you don't need. And the whole thing is sitting on a platform you can't move off of without starting over.

The frustrating part? You might not even realize it's happening. Your site looks okay when you check it on your laptop. But your customers aren't on laptops. They're on phones, usually in a hurry, usually a little stressed out. If your site doesn't give them a phone number and a way to book in the first few seconds, they bounce.

A Site Built for How People Actually Hire Home Services

We rebuild home service websites from the ground up. Not a theme swap — a full rebuild with mobile-first design, fast load times, and clean structure that Google can actually read.

Here's what that looks like for a home service company:

Your services are organized clearly. Not one long page with everything jammed together — separate sections for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, whatever you cover. Each one with real descriptions, not filler text.

Your service area is listed and mapped. If you cover Tyler, Whitehouse, Flint, Bullard, and out toward Chandler — say that, show it, and make sure Google knows it.

Quote requests and scheduling are dead simple. A short form. A click-to-call button. Emergency service? Put a number at the top that rings a real person.

Photos of finished work matter more than you think. A clean electrical panel install, a new HVAC unit on a pad, a full kitchen re-pipe — these build trust faster than any paragraph of text.

A full home service website starts at $1,500 and is ready in about a week. If you want search visibility baked in — showing up when someone near Discovery Science Place searches "emergency plumber" — that's the website plus SEO package starting at $3,500.

And here's the part that should matter to you: you own the site. The code, the design, the content. If you want to move it, change hosts, or bring on a different developer someday, you can. No permission needed. No hostage situation.

Home services run on trust and speed. Your website should reflect both. When someone's standing in a flooded kitchen at 10 PM on a Tuesday near Bergfeld Park, your site needs to give them confidence in about five seconds. A phone number, a service list, and a sense that you're professional and available. That's the job your website has, and it should be doing it well.

Hosting and maintenance starts at $50 a month. That covers updates, security patches, and keeping the site fast. You focus on the work — we keep the site running.