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A full custom website, up to twenty pages, live in a week, from $2,999, built so you're the one who comes up when someone up here grabs their phone and searches for a roofer, an irrigation company or a tree crew.
When someone searches for a roofer, an irrigation company or a tree crew, the top of their screen shows a map with a handful of names, followed by a list of your competitors. You want to be in those top spots, and a fast, well-built website gets you there.
A dock builder on Comfort Lake and a siding crew out past North Branch are not chasing the same customer, and neither is chasing the one who commutes to St Paul. We work out which one is yours on the first call.
Forest Lake, Comfort Lake, the Chisago chain. Shoreline work, docks, decks, tree work and everything else that has to happen between the thaw and the first hard frost. Four months to earn most of the year.
They live up here and work down in the metro, so they are searching at nine at night from the sofa, on a phone, comparing three of you at once. That search is won on the page or not at all.
Harris, North Branch, Stacy. Acreage, pole barns, long drives, wells and septic. Bigger jobs, longer drives and far fewer people bidding against you.
Shoreline work, roofs, irrigation, tree work: most of it has to happen between the thaw and the freeze, so the quotes you win in March decide what the whole year looks like. Being local doesn't get you ranked any higher on Google. What does is a page written for the exact job and town someone searched, and a site that loads fast enough on their phone that they don't give up and tap the next name in the list.
That's what we build: a page for every job you do, a page for every town you drive to, and a site that loads in under a second on a phone.
When locals search for a "roof replacement in Forest Lake" or "irrigation system in Forest Lake," they land directly on a page built for that exact job, helping you rank higher on Google instead of being buried on page 2.
Wyoming, Chisago City, North Branch, wherever else you go, each one gets its own page, so you show up when someone searches their own town and not just when they search Forest Lake.
A homeowner fills in the quote form on your website and it lands on your phone straight away, so you're not checking an inbox or waiting till you're back in the truck to call them back.
$149 a month after that for hosting, changes and the dashboard. Stop whenever you like. Your web address stays in your name.
We're in Hudson, about forty minutes south-east of you, and we already work this corridor. No account manager, no ticket number. The people building it are the people answering the phone.
Since 2021 we've never advertised. Every client has come from somebody passing our name on, which is how we ended up working up here in the first place.
Our trade directory lists one contractor per trade per county. Washington and Chisago both count, so which one you are in matters. From $2,500 a year on top of the build.
No site at all, we build one. Got one that isn't pulling its weight, we replace it and keep your web address exactly as it is. Built it yourself on Wix or WordPress and the phone still isn't ringing, same answer.
Small business web design, from $2,999 and live in a week.
What a redesign involves, and what happens to your Google position.
Every number is on the pricing page. Nothing hidden, and nothing moves once we've agreed it.
Both are out of Harris, twenty minutes north of Forest Lake and over the line into Chisago County. Same family of businesses, same yard.
We built their website. A page for each trade they do, plus the towns they cover and how the financing works, with Call Now and Get a Quote at the top of every one.
A separate website, not a page on the contracting one, because a sprinkler customer is not a roofing customer.
A $13.2 million capital campaign for a year-round indoor dome in Hudson, so kids in the valley stop losing five months of their sport every winter. The same problem you have with a short season, in a different shape.
The site shows the total raised on the page, lists the naming rights still going, tracks where the project stands, and signs people up for updates. Built the same way yours would be.
Visit buildthedome.org →
Up the 35 and out through the lakes. If you're further out than this, call anyway.
