Get the call. Keep the site true from the van.
A trade site has one job: when someone nearby searches for what you do, be the one they ring. The rest is keeping it true.
What a trade site needs
And how it gets it here.
Services as pages
One page per service, each with its own address, so a search for “boiler repair” lands on boiler repair.
The real van, the real work
A photograph you took this morning, behind the banner, cropped to keep the van on a phone screen.
A call button that works
Every button leads somewhere, and the check refuses to call the page finished while one does not.
Edited from the van
A new price, a new area covered, a day off — changed on your phone in the time it takes to make a call.
Where you rank, locally
Your place on Google for the phrase and the town, and whether Google’s AI answer cites you.
Reviews in your customers’ words
A reviews section for what real customers said. Nothing invented for you, ever.
Most trade websites were built once by somebody else and never touched again, because touching them meant a phone call and a wait. Here the site is yours to touch, and it takes less time than the call.
Build yours
Two questions on the page, then the guide.