Photos carry the page
Finished installs and repairs instead of stock images of doors nobody fitted.
Industries
Industry expertise
Websites for garage door companies
Garage door work sells on two things: photos of finished jobs and a phone number that is easy to hit. That is what the build is aimed at.
Discuss a projectCustomer behaviour
Built around how people choose.
- Most people call from a driveway, on a phone, on a patchy signal.
- They want to see a door like theirs before they trust you with it.
- Half the calls are questions the site should have answered already.
Tap to call everywhere
In the header, the hero and the footer, plus a short form for people who would rather type.
A service list in plain words
Openers, springs, cables, panels, emergency calls, written the way customers describe them.
Emergency work made obvious
If you take after hours calls, that should be the first thing a visitor sees.
Live client example
MW+ Garage Door Solution
MW+ does emergency and scheduled garage door work, and most of their selling happens through photos of finished jobs. The site puts that work front and centre with the phone number never more than a thumb away.
Read the case studyQuestions
Straight answers.
Yes. MW+ Garage Door Solution is live and there is a full write up of what was built and why.
Yes, and it should. Service area wording and per area pages are how you turn up for the towns you actually cover.
Most trades sites land between $500 and $2,000 depending on pages and whether you want a quote form. You get a fixed price before anything starts.
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