Fix the site you already have

You probably don't need a new website

A lot of home-service sites look fine and still leave easy things undone. I fix those in place, at a fixed price, with a list of exactly what changed.

What I found on one site

This is from one garage door company's site that I went through this fall. It's a good-looking site from an established business with strong reviews.

Almost every URL in its sitemap had no meta description, so Google picks its own search snippet.
The homepage title described it as a manufacturer, which isn't what someone with a broken spring is searching for.
No local business markup on any page, so search engines weren't getting the address, hours and phone in a structured form.
No page aimed at garage door repair in its own town, while several competitors had one.
Old text from other companies sitting in the page source. Visitors can't see it, but anything that reads page source can.

What I fix, and what it costs

Job	Includes	About
SEO basics	Page titles and descriptions for your main pages, local business markup, image alt text, and cleanup of leftover code. You get a list of every change.	$600 one-time
Lead form hookup	Requests from your site land in Housecall Pro or Jobber. Tested end to end.	$150 one-time
AI phone receptionist	Answers when you can't, captures the details and emails them to you. How it works.	$299 setup, then $99/mo

I confirm the price after looking at your site, because it depends on how your site is built and who controls it.

What I won't promise

I won't promise rankings, traffic or a number of new calls. Nobody can honestly promise those, and you should be careful with anyone who does. I'll promise the specific changes, and you can check every one of them yourself.

If an agency runs your site

Look at your footer for a "powered by" credit. If a company manages your site, the fixes may have to go through them, which can change the price. It's worth knowing before you pay anyone, so it's the first thing I ask. I'll also ask if you're already paying someone for SEO, because I don't want you paying twice for the same work.

Questions people ask

Do I need a new website to do any of this?

No. All of it happens on the site you already have. If your site really does need replacing I'll tell you, and a new one is $299.

Will this get me recommended by ChatGPT?

I can't promise that. These fixes make your site easier for search engines and AI tools to read, and here's what's known and what isn't.

What do you need from me?

Your website address, who manages your site, and access if you're able to give it. For a lead form hookup, also which software you use and what plan you're on.