Landscaping, painting, pool, roofing, HVAC and cleaning companies win on two things: showing up when someone searches, and replying before the next company does. We build the site that gets found, the CRM that lives on your phone, and the assistant that answers while you are on a job.
The last web guy registered the domain in his name and stopped answering. You cannot change a phone number on your own website.
A homeowner fills out a form at 10 am. You are on a roof or behind a mower. By the time you see it at 6 pm, they have booked someone else.
Old address in one directory, old phone number in another, a listing pointed at a site that no longer works. Nothing on the web agrees on where the business is.
A site can be live and look fine while a single setting tells every search engine to stay away. The only symptom is zero search traffic, and nobody looks for that.
LocalBusiness, Service and FAQ schema, a page per service and per city, a sitemap that works, and Analytics and Clarity confirmed receiving visitors before we call it live.
Local listings that agreeYour Google Business Profile, your site and the directories all show the same name, address and phone. Review links point at the verified listing. Fresh domain and email in your name when the old ones are locked up.
A CRM that works like a phone appBottom tabs, one tap call and text, an Estimate Sent stage, and it installs from Safari to your home screen. On a desktop it is a full workspace with tables and a sidebar. Same data, both places.
An assistant that answers from the truckA named assistant on the site that answers from your own content, asks what the job is and where, and files the lead the same way the contact form does. You get a text with the summary.
Lead alerts and a weekly auditNew lead alerts send from your own company email. A Monday audit checks the live site every week for the settings that silently block Google and the forms that stop delivering.
These are the searches the site is built to answer, one page each.
You can usually recover it, but it can take weeks. Launching on a new domain you control is often faster, and the old one can redirect later if it comes back. Oceans Edge Landscaping relaunched on a new domain, with new email and a new site, in about a week after the old developer stopped answering.
For most home service companies a website that installs to the phone does the job. The CRM we build for landscapers and painters opens like an app, with bottom tabs and one tap call and text, and installs from Safari with no app store. A native app makes sense when you need the camera or GPS in the background.
Within five minutes if you want to win most of them. That is why the CRM sends an automatic acknowledgment the moment a form submits and texts the owner a summary, so the homeowner hears back while you are still on the job site. The follow up task is already on the timeline when you get to the truck.
The marketing page in your CRM shows Google Analytics, Search Console and Clarity data pulled every night, with leads broken out by source. If search traffic drops to zero, the weekly audit tells you why before you have to wonder. One painting company found a launch setting blocking every search engine that way.
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The form worked, the lead still went to a competitor.
Running itWhy we build the CRM as a phone app for owners and a full workspace for admins: bottom tabs, one tap call and text, full screen lead sheets, installable from Safari.
WebsitesThe accounts a business must own in its own name: domain, email, hosting, analytics, Google profile, CRM.