Website Design for Contractors & Service Businesses
When something breaks, they search and call whoever shows up first. I make that you.
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22+ Five-Star Reviews
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10+ Years of Experience
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100% Custom Builds
- 22+ Five-Star Reviews - 10+ Years of Experience - 100% Custom Builds
WHAT A SERVICE BUSINESS WEBSITE NEEDS
Show up for the emergency search.
Plumber near me," "AC repair Sanford," "septic pumping Deltona", the highest-intent searches on the internet, typed by people with a problem and a credit card. Your site's architecture should aim at winning them: service pages, city pages, and a Google Business Profile.
A phone number everywhere, always.
Service customers don't fill out forms at midnight with water on the floor, they call the first number they can tap. Every page I build for trades keeps a tappable phone number on screen at all times, and everything on the page pushes toward that tap.
Proof you're legit before they call.
Homeowners are scared of getting burned, it's the number one thing holding back the call. License and insurance visible, real reviews with names, and photos of actual jobs, not stock models in clean hard hats. The site that answers that fear first gets the phone to ring.
I'm Anthony DePina. I build websites for contractors and service businesses across Central Florida, and when you call, you get the person who'll build your site. No account managers, no outsourcing, no runaround.
Featured Build: Flush and Go Drain Services — Sanford, FL
When Jose needed a website for his septic and drain business, he didn't want an agency runaround, so he worked directly with me from first call to launch. We built it the way a service business site should be built: a tappable phone number that never leaves the screen, service pages for what he actually does, city targeting for Sanford, Deltona, and Orlando, and local SEO structure underneath so the site works shifts even when he's in a crawlspace. One job: make the phone ring.
Websites I've Built for Home Services & Trades
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, and it's the single best thing most service businesses are missing. A page for each city you serve, built for how people in that town actually search, is how you show up in DeLand and Sanford and Deltona instead of just your home base. It's the exact strategy I use for my own business, so you'll be getting the version I trust with my own money.
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Yes. Reviews decide who gets called in the trades, homeowners read them like references, and Google ranks with them. I set up a simple system for turning happy customers into visible reviews: the right ask, at the right moment, with a link that takes ten seconds. No fake reviews, no gimmicks, just momentum.
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It depends on what your business needs, a one-truck operation and a multi-crew company are different projects, and you'll get a real number upfront on our first call. No contracts that trap you, no surprise fees, and you own the site outright. If what you have just needs fixing rather than replacing, I'll tell you that too.