Web design for San Antonio contractors and home services
When someone's AC dies in August, they search, they call the first two or three companies that look legitimate, and they book whoever answers. Your website has about one screen to prove you're real, local, and reachable right now.
Talk about your siteThe phone number is the whole design
It belongs in the header on every page, tappable, above the fold, visible without scrolling. Emergency-service visitors are not going to read your About page first.
A page per service and per service area
"AC repair Alamo Heights" and "AC repair Stone Oak" are different searches. A single Services page competes for neither. This is the same city-page structure that works for any business with a geographic footprint.
Proof you won't disappear with the deposit
License number, insurance, years in business, real photos of real crews and real jobs. Not stock photos of a smiling technician — customers have learned to discount those.
Reviews where people can see them
Your Google reviews are the most persuasive thing you own. They should be visible on the site, not just on the listing, and the site should make leaving a new one easy.
These are the issues we find most often in this industry. Every one is checkable on your own site in about ten minutes.
- ✕Phone number only on the Contact page
- ✕One Services page instead of a page per service
- ✕No service area pages, so the map pack never surfaces you outside your zip
- ✕Stock photography instead of your own trucks, crews, and finished jobs
- ✕License and insurance details buried or missing entirely
- ✕Contact form as the only path, with no phone option, for an emergency service
Service pages plus service-area pages exceed five pages fast, and this is an industry where local SEO directly produces calls.
See what every tier includes →Service-area pages are the thing that decides this, and we've built them: a service business rebuilt with city pages for San Antonio, Austin, Dallas, and Houston, and a single-purpose local site built around one clear action in one city. That geographic page structure is exactly what a service-area business runs on. We haven't built for a trades company yet — worth saying plainly.
One page, one search term, one job: get the phone to ring for crew bookings in San Antonio.
Read the build →A service business with a decade of work and an aging website. We rebuilt the whole thing without losing a single ranking.
Read the build →How fast can this be live?
A Foundation site is typically a few weeks. If you're in peak season and losing calls now, say so — we'll tell you honestly whether we can help in your window or whether you should wait.
Will it help me show up on Google Maps?
The site supports your Google Business Profile with matching information and local schema, which helps. The map pack is driven mostly by your listing, reviews, and proximity — anyone promising you rankings is guessing.
Can I add photos from a job site?
Yes. Photo uploads from your phone are worth more than anything we could write — they're the proof customers are looking for.
Want to know what your current site is doing wrong?
Send us the address. We'll tell you what's broken and what it would take to fix — whether or not you hire us.
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