From outdated WordPress to a fast, trackable site that supports quote-ready leads. Clean structure, quick load, clear navigation, and measurable actions (calls + inquiries).
Rebuild focus: speed, clarity, ownership, and tracking—without ongoing platform maintenance.
Goal
Make quote-ready actions obvious and measurable.
Approach
Custom build, content cleanup, domain/DNS handled correctly.
Result
Faster load, cleaner mobile browsing, tracking installed.
A clean, fast build for small businesses that need leads—not complexity.
A modern, lightweight website that matches the craftsmanship—built to load quickly, read cleanly on mobile, and guide quote-ready customers to the next step.
Your work sells itself—your website just needs to look legitimate fast, load quickly, and make the next step obvious. Anything else is friction.
The craftsmanship was premium— the website wasn’t. Mobile browsing felt clunky, WordPress upkeep was friction, and there was no clean measurement for calls or inquiries.
The site didn’t match the quality of the work, which weakens trust.
People couldn’t quickly scan services and decide what to do next.
Without tracking, you can’t tell what’s working or what to improve.
Rebuild for speed and ownership, simplify the decision path, and install tracking on the actions that matter—calls and inquiries.
A modern, stable site that loads quickly, reads cleanly on mobile, and supports quote-ready leads—with tracking in place so updates are based on behavior, not guesses.
For local businesses, consistency matters more than constant changes. These add-ons keep the site working without making the owner manage it.
Small updates, support, and upkeep so the site stays current.
Improve visibility for nearby searches without stuffing keywords.
Tighten CTAs and layout based on tracked behavior.
I’ll recommend the cleanest next step, not the biggest package.
If your current site feels dated, slow, or hard to use on mobile, we can rebuild it with clean structure, clear actions, and tracking installed correctly.
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