WGL Sites

Websites for contractors and home services.

Plumbers, electricians, roofers, HVAC techs, painters, cleaners, landscapers: when a pipe bursts or a project comes up, people look you up before they call. We build the website they find, and keep it current for you.

$49 a month, or $39 a month paid yearly. Free to see and claim first.

A phone showing the homepage of Northgate Plumbing & Heat, a made-up plumbing business, among neatly arranged tools of the trade on a cobalt blue surface
Example: Northgate Plumbing & Heat, a made-up plumbing business.

What customers want

What do people look for on a contractor’s website?

Someone with a leak or a project is deciding fast, often on a phone. Five things settle it.

  • What you do, in their words

    A plain list of the jobs you take on, so a homeowner can see you handle theirs before they pick up the phone.

  • Where you work

    The towns and neighborhoods you cover, written out, so nobody has to call to find out.

  • A fast way to reach you

    A call button at the top of every page for anything urgent, and a request form for jobs that can wait.

  • Real work

    Photos of jobs you’ve finished, when you have them. Send them as you go and we’ll add them.

  • The details that build trust

    Your hours, whether you do emergency calls, and your license number if your trade needs one. We show only what you tell us.

The first screen of the Northgate Plumbing & Heat example website on a phone
Example: Northgate Plumbing & Heat, a made-up plumbing business. Not a real business.

An example, up close

The first screen does the work.

Most visitors decide on what they see before they scroll. Here’s what this one puts there, and why.

  1. Call button in the header

    It stays at the top of the page, so the number is one tap away wherever someone scrolls.

  2. The jobs, named up front

    Bathrooms, water heaters and drains, right on the photo, so the right customers know they’re in the right place.

  3. Two clear next steps

    Call now, or request a visit for something that can wait.

What we build

What goes on your website

Every website gets a custom design. These are the parts that matter most for your customers.

  1. Your services

    Each kind of job you do, named the way customers say it.

  2. Your service area

    The towns you cover, as text that people and search engines can read.

  3. Call and request buttons

    Tap-to-call on every screen, plus a request form that lands in your email.

  4. Photos and details

    Your work, your hours and anything else you want people to know before they call.

Good to know

Four things that make it work.

Whoever builds your website, these help customers choose you.

  • List towns as text

    A map is nice, but a written list of the towns you cover is easier to read and easier for search engines to understand.

  • Name jobs the way customers do

    “Water heater replacement” and “roof leak repair” match what people type. Trade terms can go in the description.

  • Make the number tappable

    Your phone number should be real text everywhere, never only inside an image, so phones can call it in one tap.

  • Add photos as you go

    A few clear shots of finished jobs do more than a stock photo. Text them to Rob and we’ll put them in.

Same price for every business.

$49 a month, or $39 a month paid yearly, with hosting and changes on request included. Seeing and claiming your website are free. Cancel anytime.

If you refer another business that becomes a customer, you get a month free.

Questions

Questions we get.

All questions

Can my website list the towns I serve?

Yes. We write your service area out as plain text, which is easy for customers and search engines to read. When it changes, tell us and we’ll update it.

Can customers ask for a quote from the website?

Yes. Your website has a request form that sends straight to your email, and a call button for anything urgent.

Can you add photos of my work?

Yes. Email them or text them to Rob and we’ll add them. That’s part of your plan.

Do you build online booking or dispatch tools?

No. If you already use a scheduling tool, we link to it from your website.

Get started

Want to see yours first?

Email Rob three things and we’ll build your website, then send you the link to look it over.

  • Your business name
  • What you do
  • Where you work

Already got our email? Your website is behind the link in it.