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More calls, more jobs, for trades and small businesses across the St Croix Valley and the Twin Cities east metro. From $2,999, live in a week.
Different jobs, same problem: the phone isn't ringing. Here is what each trade needs its website to do, and what we build for them across the Valley and the east metro.
Somebody searching for cabinet painting won't find a page that only says painting. We build one page for every job you do and fill them with photos of your own finished work, so you turn up for the search and then win the comparison.
People spend weeks choosing a builder and most of that happens before they call anyone. We put your finished projects and the towns you cover where they can be read and compared, so you make the shortlist instead of hearing about it afterwards.
When a pipe bursts nobody browses. We build your site to load in under a second and keep your number on the first screen of every page, so the call comes to you rather than the next name on the list.
After a Valley hailstorm your website should not be the bottleneck. We explain how the insurance claim works, put free inspections up front, and build a booking form that still holds up at 7am when everyone is calling at once.
Your work sells itself in pictures, so we build the site around before and after galleries. Then we separate the one-off jobs from the monthly contracts, so people can tell which one they are actually buying.
A storm damage call and a planned removal are two different customers in two different moods. We give each one its own page and its own way to reach you, so neither has to wade through the other to get there.
The quote that lands first usually wins the job. We put your service area and a straight price guide on the page and make your number dial on the first tap, so you are the one who gets back to them fastest.
Nobody shops around at minus twenty in a Wisconsin January. We put same day availability at the top of the page for the emergencies, then build out your service plans so the phone keeps ringing through the quiet months.
People ring four companies to compare, and half of that call is guesswork about timing. We publish your materials, your finished work and a realistic lead time, so the comparison happens on your page instead of over the phone.
The first clean is the hard sell and the repeat is where the money is. We make booking that first job simple, spell out how the regular schedule works, and keep both easy to change when your rates do.
People are handing over their books, so the entire decision is whether they trust you. We build the page around how you work, who you work with and what it costs, which is what they are looking for in the first minute.
Donors give when they can see where the money has got to. We build live totals, volunteer sign up and project updates into the page, the same way we did for the Hudson dome campaign further down.
So each one can turn up on its own, instead of a single services page with a list on it.
On every screen of every page. It dials without anyone copying anything out.
Where Google can read them, rather than left for people to guess.
Which is where nearly everyone will see it, often on two bars in a truck.
Tell it what to change in plain English. No admin system to learn, no plugin, no password you wrote down somewhere.
Fixed, agreed before we start. Half up front, the rest when it's built, and no contract.
Two things you can add on: a live agent that answers questions and quotes for you while you're on a job, $500. Or your spot on TenPenny Home, our trade directory, from $2,500 a year — one contractor per trade per county, so once yours is taken it's gone.
We build websites for local businesses in Hudson, Stillwater, Forest Lake, Woodbury, River Falls, Oakdale, Somerset and the towns around them — both sides of the river, out through the east metro and up the 35 corridor. Most of our clients are within an hour of Hudson, and if you're further out, call anyway.
The Western Wisconsin Recreation Center in Hudson, a $13.2 million capital campaign. Built the same way we'd build yours. No WordPress, no plugins, nothing to break.
