Industries Websites for trades, contractors and local service businesses

Most of our clients sell a service people need quickly and choose locally. Here’s who we build for, and what their sites have to do.

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Illustration of trade industries as cards: HVAC, contractors, plumbing, trades, landscaping and local services

What every site needs

What a local service business website has to do

Turn a search into a call. That means showing up when someone nearby searches for what you do, proving within a few seconds that you’re real and good at it, and putting the call or quote request one tap away on a phone.

  • Show up locally: a complete Google Business Profile and pages for the towns you serve. See local SEO.
  • Prove it: photos of your own work, reviews, licenses and the jobs you’re known for, not stock photos.
  • Make contact easy: tap-to-call, a short form that reaches a person, and a text back when you miss a call. See system integrations.
  • Load fast on a phone: most people searching for a service are on one, often on a weak signal.
Illustration of local map search results with your business listed first

Who we build for

Industries we know

HVAC companies

Sites that turn “no heat” searches into calls. We built the site for A+ Heating & AC, a 25-year HVAC company in Athol.

Contractors

Project galleries, bid requests and the credentials public-sector buyers check. Corridor Contractors in Airway Heights moved off Wix to a site we built.

Wellness and massage

Mobile-first sites and logos for studios like Work Well Massage in Athol and LaCosta Massage.

Online retail

Stores on Shopify and WooCommerce, including Cart Health’s catalog of more than 10,000 medical supplies.

Churches and community

Websites for churches and community groups, like Ridgeview Church and Valley Center Hub.

Farms and makers

Logos for local producers and trades, from Clark Family Farm to Roughstock Trims.

Follow-up by trade

Websites and follow-up systems by trade

For these trades we’ve mapped how a customer finds you, books and comes back, and what we set up at each step:

Diagram of a website lead moving from the form to the CRM, an instant text and email reply, and a callback task for the team
Map of the Carey Enterprises service area from Sandpoint to Spokane, with Athol as home base

Your trade

Don’t see your trade?

These are the industries we’ve built for. An electrician, a landscaper or a roofer needs the same four things, and the details that change are the ones we ask about on the first call: how customers choose you, what a good lead looks like, and which towns you cover.

See the areas we serve, or schedule a call and tell us about your business.

Questions

Industry questions

Do you only work with these industries?

No. These are the industries we’ve built sites for. Most local service businesses need the same things, and we learn the specifics of yours before we design anything.

Can I see examples from my industry?

Our portfolio shows the sites we can share, grouped by websites, online stores and logos. If yours isn’t there, ask on the call and we’ll show you the closest match.

What does a website for a trade business cost?

The same as any site we build: our managed plans start at $297 a month plus a one-time setup fee. The website cost calculator shows which plan fits.

Guides

Guides by trade

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Don’t see your industry?

Most of what makes a local service site work is the same everywhere. Tell us about your business.

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