Websites that get you called
A site has one job here: turn someone who found you into someone who contacts you. Everything else on the page is in service of that.
Three shapes this takes
New, rebuilt, or moved
A new site
Five to ten pages, or a single landing page behind an ad campaign.
A redesign
The business is fine. The site is the thing losing you work.
A migration
Same site, new hosting, with redirects so the search rankings survive the move.
In every build
The parts that decide whether a site works
These are not upsells. A site without them looks finished and still produces nothing, which is the most expensive outcome available.
Design built for your business
Not a marketplace template with your logo dropped in. Layout, structure and wording are built around what you sell and who buys it.
Mobile first, because your traffic is
Most business sites get more than half their visits from a phone. The phone version is designed first, not squeezed in afterwards.
Copy structured to convert
Offer at the top, proof in the middle, one obvious next step. You supply the facts about your business; the structure and wording are on us.
Search setup done before launch
Title tags, schema markup, a sitemap and Google Search Console, wired up before the site goes live instead of sold as an upsell afterwards.
Leads that reach you immediately
Form submissions reach you in Telegram the second they are sent, not whenever you next check an inbox, and every one is logged so you can count them at the end of the month.
Speed that passes Google
Sites are built as static pages, not a stack of plugins. Loading in under two seconds on a phone is the baseline, not an optimization phase.
Who it tends to be for
Businesses that get found and called
If people search for what you sell and then pick somebody, this is the work that decides whether they pick you.
Home services & contractors
Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, remodeling. You need the phone to ring, and you need to outrank the directory sites.
Dental & medical practices
New patients check the site before they call. It has to load fast, look current, and make booking obvious.
Law & professional services
Attorneys, accountants, consultants. Credibility first, with a clear path to a consultation.
Restaurants & local retail
Menu, hours and directions that are right on the first tap, plus a Google listing that actually matches.
Two of ours are live and open to anyone: chicagotvmounting.com and sidecall.online. Look at them on a phone — that is where the argument is won.
See the workAfter launch
What happens once it is live
Care and hosting is separate, monthly, and optional. The domain, hosting and code are in your name from the first day, so leaving costs nothing and nothing has to be unlocked or bought back.
That is the whole of our retention strategy: the work has to be worth staying for.
Next step
Tell us what you need and get a number back
Describe the job and a fixed quote comes back in writing within one business day. No retainer, no discovery fee, and nothing to sign before you hear a price.