Services
Your site is fine. It just has three things quietly costing you calls.
The site works. It looks decent on a laptop. The phone still rings less than it should, and it is almost always the same handful of causes. A tune-up fixes those and leaves everything else alone.
This is for you if
It is not for you if
Every line below is work that gets done, not a category. Where a term is unavoidable it is explained on the spot.
Photos resized to the size they are actually displayed at and saved as WebP, a newer image format that stores the same picture in a fraction of the space. Images below the fold get loading="lazy", which tells the browser to wait on photos nobody has scrolled to yet. Render blocking scripts get moved, meaning code that currently stops the page drawing until it finishes downloading. Most local sites we see are carrying two to three megabytes they do not need.
Every phone number on the site becomes a tel: link, which dials when a thumb touches it instead of just sitting there as text. The number goes in the header where it is visible without scrolling. Then we submit your own contact form and confirm the message actually lands in an inbox somebody reads, which is a check almost nobody runs and which fails more often than you would like.
Your Google Business Profile, the panel that appears beside search results with your hours and directions, claimed and filled out properly. Categories, service area, hours including holidays, and photos. Then we make your Name, Address and Phone read identically on the site, the listing and the major directories, because Google cross-checks them and quietly discounts a business it cannot pin down.
Schema markup added to the site. That is a hidden block of code that states in a format search engines read directly what kind of business you are, where you are, when you are open and how to reach you. It is why some results show hours and a star rating and others show a grey line of text.
About one week, start to finish. You get the fixed number before any of it begins.
What this does not cover
New pages, rewritten copy, or a redesign. If the site needs those, you want the renovation and we will say so during the inspection rather than after the invoice.
No. Changes are prepared separately and applied in one short window, usually under a minute, and almost always outside business hours.
We tell you before quoting. A tune-up on a site that needs a rebuild is money you will spend twice, and we would rather lose the smaller job than sell you the wrong one.
Run the free inspection. It takes about 30 seconds, needs no email, and it is what the recommendation is built from. If a cheaper tier will do, we will tell you that.
