Website design and rebuilds for a waterproofing company
A homeowner about to spend $8,000 reads the website before letting an inspector in. She wants the warranty terms, a photo of a finished system, a price range, and proof you have been around. 18.8% of waterproofing companies give her none of that, and companies with a site have a median of 16 reviews against 1 without.
The mistake is a 40-page site of "waterproofing + every suburb" nobody reads, or a six-second template with the phone number in an image. Both lose the inspection to a competitor whose site opens with a range and a tap-to-call button.
At two weeks, working means a fast site with a page per service, a warranty page, a pricing page with ranges, an inspection form, tap-to-call on every screen, and tracking that shows which page booked. The website guide lists all seven essentials.