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Websites for
handyman & repair.
Handyman work covers a wide range, which is exactly what makes most handyman sites confusing. The site needs to say what you actually do without turning into an endless list.
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A real service list, grouped sensibly
Repairs, installs, assembly, small remodels, grouped so someone can scan it in ten seconds instead of reading a wall of bullet points.
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Minimum job size and pricing approach, stated plainly
If you have a minimum call-out or hourly rate, saying so up front filters out mismatched leads before they waste your time.
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A quote form that works for small jobs too
Not every job is a remodel. The form and copy shouldn't imply it needs to be.
How it works
Brief, build, live
Brief
Brief
A 20-minute call. What you sell, who buys it, what "better" looks like to you. No questionnaire.
Build
Build
One draft. Built to get someone to call you, not to win a design award.
Live
Live
One round of changes, then it ships. Most sites are live inside a week.
One price. No calls just to hear the number.
€800
flat, full-stack website, done properly
Live in under a week
Same price from the first call to launch day.
What’s included
Hover to see each feature’s actual results
- Custom design, built around your business
Looks like a real, established company from the first second, not a template with your logo pasted in, so people trust it enough to stay.
- Mobile-first build
Most of your visitors are on a phone. A layout that breaks on mobile is the fastest way to lose a customer before they even read your offer.
- Fast page load
Every second of load time costs you visitors before the page even finishes rendering. This is built to load fast on a weak connection, not just on your office wifi.
- Lead capture built in: form, WhatsApp, email, click-to-call
Every visitor gets a low-friction way to reach you in whatever channel they already use, instead of a single contact form nobody fills out.
- On-page SEO foundation
Clean titles, structured data, and a real sitemap from day one, the groundwork Google expects before it will rank you at all.
- SSL and security hardening
No browser warning telling visitors your site "isn't secure," and no easy opening for the kind of attack that gets a site blacklisted.
- Accessible build
Keyboard and screen-reader friendly by default, so you're not silently locking out a chunk of potential customers.
- Analytics-ready
You'll know how many people actually visit and what they do once they land, instead of guessing whether the site is working.
- One round of revisions before launch
The site gets tuned to match what you actually pictured, not shipped as a first draft and left there.
- Live in under a week
Your lead capture is live almost immediately, not waiting months on an agency timeline for something this size.
Common questions
I do a lot of different jobs. How do you keep the site from looking cluttered?
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We group services into a handful of clear categories rather than listing every task individually. It reads cleaner and still covers the range.
Can I state a minimum job size or call-out fee?
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Yes. That's a common and useful addition for this trade. It saves you time on mismatched inquiries.
Do you build in before/after photos for small jobs?
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If you have them, yes. Even a handful of good photos does more for trust than a long description.
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Book a free
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Drop your phone or email and a real person replies within a day.
20 minutes.
Straight answer.
We’ll tell you plainly if we’re a fit before either of us spends more time on it.