Roofers
Built around an estimate form and Minnesota's insurance rules, with figures from our test of 212 roofing homepages.
Websites by trade and by town
A roofer's website and a cafe's website have different jobs. Each page here says what we build for one trade or one town, and why.
By trade.
Eight trades. Each page starts from that trade's own rules and customers, and shows a homepage we designed for it.
Salons and lash studios
A Book button, open times and prices on the first screen.
Cafes and restaurants
Says whether you are open, shows the menu as real text and takes a table request.
Auto repair shops
Leads with the price before any work and a slot request about the car, with Minnesota's repair rules in plain words.
Window and door companies
Explains the process, the wait and the price per window, and asks for a free measure first.
Siding and gutter companies
Shows the work by season and names the job on the quote form.
Plumbers and heating companies
A large phone number, a map of the towns you cover and plain prices.
Chiropractors and clinics
Explains the first visit, shows the price and books without a phone call, written to Minnesota's advertising rules.
By town.
Four towns so far. Each page quotes what the city says about itself, and what that means for a website there.
Plymouth
Where we work from. Plazas, business parks and the trades that work in their customers' homes.
Maple Grove
Arbor Lakes, Main Street and a hospital campus, in the words of the city and its tourism office.
Wayzata
More jobs than residents, two business streets and a winter season on the lake.
Minnetonka
A town people drive to: the Ridgedale area and three shopping centers.
Not on the list?
The method is the same for any local business. We find out what your customer needs to see first, put it on the first screen and make the Call button work.
What every site includes is on what we build. The price is on prices.
Related pages
Talk it through with us.
Call, or ask for a free site check. No sales team. You talk to an owner.