One page tries to do everything
A single “Services” page listing everything you do can’t rank well for any one job. Each service needs its own page.
It’s rarely one big thing. It’s usually a short list of fixable problems.
When a homeowner searches “fence installation near me” or “roof repair” plus their town, Google picks pages it thinks answer that exact search. If your site doesn’t have a page that does, a competitor’s will show up instead.
A single “Services” page listing everything you do can’t rank well for any one job. Each service needs its own page.
If you serve six towns but your site only mentions one, the other five are invisible. Google needs a clear page per area.
A few generic sentences don’t tell Google or a homeowner much. Real pages explain the job, the materials, the process, and where you do it.
Most trades searches happen on a phone. If the page is slow or the phone number is hard to tap, people go back and call the next result.
Missing page titles, no clear call to action, a Google Business Profile that doesn’t match the website. They’re small, and they add up.
The audit looks at your site the way Google and a homeowner would, then lists 3–5 specific problems and the pages you’re missing. It’s written so you can use it on your own, whether or not we work together.
Send me your website address and your trade. You get 3–5 specific problems and the pages you’re missing, in writing.
Written audit back in 2 business days. No call required, no commitment.