Most homeowners reach your site from a phone, often in a hurry. They decide in seconds whether to call. Tekton builds a site around that moment: fast and clear about what you do and where, with a phone call or a booked visit one tap away.
In one line: a home service website should load fast on a phone, say what you do and which towns you serve, show real jobs and reviews, and make calling or booking one tap away, and Tekton builds it so it also works for Google and for AI assistants.
Quote requests and bookings flow into the system your office already uses, including Jobber, Housecall Pro and ServiceTitan. If you run none of them, we set one up and show your team how to use it.
It has one job. A homeowner lands on it, confirms you do the work they need in their town, sees that other customers trust you, and reaches you. Everything that slows down that path is a lost job. A site that loads slowly on a phone, buries the number or hides the service area loses the lead to the next company in the results.
Owner-operators and small crews rarely have time to maintain a website, so it also needs to be simple to keep current. Adding a finished job or a new service should not need a developer.
Your number stays visible on a phone as the visitor scrolls, with a clear "request a quote" option next to it for people who would rather not phone.
Separate pages for each job you want, such as drain cleaning, furnace replacement, panel upgrades or roof repair, each stating the towns you serve and what happens at a visit.
If you take urgent calls, the site says so plainly and routes them correctly. If you do not, the site says that too, and offers the next available booking.
Photos of your own trucks and finished work, with licensing and insurance details. Review excerpts are pulled from Google. No stock photos of smiling models.
Short forms that ask for what an estimator needs and send an instant confirmation, then land in your job software. Calls nobody can answer get captured too.
Lean pages, clean schema markup and readable text so Google and assistants such as ChatGPT can understand what you do and where.
We start with the jobs you want more of and work backward. The homepage answers "do you do this here, and can I trust you" in the first screen. Every page ends in one clear action. Then we measure: tracked calls and form fills, the two numbers that pay for the site.
Work with a typical small crew looks like this. You send us a few finished-job photos and your service list. We write and build the pages and you review them. The site goes live in stages so the money pages come first. After launch we watch how visitors move and fix the page where they drop off. See what a homepage needs for the checklist we start from.
We launch in layers so the pages that earn work go live first. The first release is the homepage, your top three services, the contact and quote pages and the tracking. The second adds the remaining services and your first town pages. The third adds extra town pages and project galleries and the first articles.
Nothing good gets lost along the way. If you have an existing site, we map every old page to a new one with redirects, so search traffic and links carry over. The domain stays in your name throughout. Before each release you see a preview on your phone, because that is the screen your customers will use.
The site is the build in the Growth seat, and the other tracks plug into it: local SEO, reviews, booking and AI search. The build is a one-time investment, then the monthly seat keeps the site improving. See the packages page.
This is our founding-client guarantee. The monthly seat is waived until the engine produces the agreed number of new tracked enquiries (tracked calls and booking-form requests from the channels we build) within 90 days of go-live. Paid ads are excluded, and you answer or return the calls that come in. The build is paid and yours either way. We never promise rankings or bookings or revenue.
You can, and some do. A purpose-built site gives you service pages that rank, forms tied to your job software and tracking that shows where calls come from. See do I need a website if I have Facebook.
You do, once the build is paid. The domain and the content and the site files are yours, and we document how they are hosted.
Yes, for the everyday changes such as photos and hours and new jobs. Bigger changes go through the seat.
It depends on the number of services and towns. We agree the schedule once you have the Blueprint and launch the highest-value pages first.
The free Growth Engine Blueprint includes a website and booking health report: speed on a phone, how clearly your pages answer a homeowner, and where calls are lost.
Your free Growth Engine Blueprint is four research reports and a 12-month roadmap covering your local search visibility, your AI-search readiness, your website and booking health, and your reputation. When it looks like a fit, Dan walks it through with you in a 75-minute session. No obligation. See how engagements are structured on the packages page.