For owner-run HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pest, garage door, and lawn companies across Mississippi and the mid-South. One named problem, fixed by a named day, with before and after proof.
No packages, no discovery call, no contract. I tell you the problem and the price, you say yes or no.
You are on a job, or at dinner, or under a house. The phone rings twice and stops. That caller had water on the floor or a unit that quit in August heat, and they did what everybody does now: they went back to their phone and tapped the next company on the list.
Your website's whole job is to make that call happen and make it land. A dead contact form, wrong hours, a number you cannot tap, a page that takes eight seconds to load: none of it shows up on your end. Nobody reports it.
If something on your site is costing you calls, I find it, tell you what it is, and fix it for a flat $200. You see the before and the after. And if nothing is broken, I tell you that instead. That is the whole pitch.
From published call research across tens of millions of home-services calls (Invoca call analysis; BIA Kelsey caller studies), pulled August 2026. Industry averages, not a promise about your business.
The fix starts with the website, because the website decides whether the call happens at all. What catches the calls you still miss is further down this page.
One named defect on your site, fixed by a day I put in writing. The dead form, the untappable phone number, the wrong hours, the page nobody can load on a phone. You get before and after proof.
I watch the site after the fix. Forms tested, certificate current, pages up, small things fixed as they appear, and a short note each month telling you what happened. Cancel anytime, no contract.
The fix, plus I straighten your Google, Bing, and Apple listings while I am in there: hours, photos, categories, the things that decide whether you show up when somebody searches.
Bigger problems get a bigger quote before any money moves, and when you want the whole operation run for you, that conversation starts at $1,500 a month.
I do this backwards on purpose. If I sent you a preview link, that site already exists at a real address, built for your company, with your name and your phone number on it. You are not buying a promise, you are looking at the finished thing.
$500 flat puts it live on your own domain by a named day. Add the $100 a month and I run it for you after that. If you did not get a preview and your site is dated, or you never had one, get in touch and I will build the preview first. You pay nothing to look at it.
Each one is a system with one job, named after the job. $200 to set up, $100 a month to keep working, cancel anytime. They run on the same rails our own companies run on.
You are on a roof and the phone rings out. It texts the caller back inside a minute, asks what they need, and hands you the conversation when you are down. The caller never gets far enough to dial your competitor.
Most jobs go to whoever answers and then keeps showing up. Every lead gets touched seven straight days, by text and email, until it answers or says stop. No lead sits cold in your inbox again.
Asks every happy customer for the review while the job is still warm, and answers every review that comes in, naming the service and the city so the next searcher finds you. Your five stars stop being a secret.
Same-day estimates stay human. A system should catch the call and work the lead, not price your work. That part is still you, and we say so out loud.
Send me your website below, or call. I look at your site the way a customer in a driveway does, and reply with the one thing costing you calls and the flat price to fix it. If nothing is broken, I tell you that instead.
$200, done by a day I put in writing, with before and after proof. No invoice surprises, no scope creep, no meetings. Most fixes are done inside two days.
$100 a month keeps the site watched. The employees catch your missed calls, work your leads, and build your reviews. And when you want all of it run for you, that starts at $1,500 a month.
No charge and no call required. I look at your site and your listings myself, the same checks we run on our own companies, and reply with one named problem and the flat price to fix it. If you are better off leaving it alone, I say that.
You will get one named problem, one flat price, and one named day. If I am not the right fit for what you need, I will say so and point you at who is. Either way you leave knowing something true about your business.
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Because the first job should be an easy yes. One defect, one flat price, proof when it is done. If the work is good, you will have more for me, and if it is not, you are out $200 and you have the before and after to judge me by. I would rather earn the bigger work than pitch it.
The things that quietly cost calls: a contact form that goes nowhere, a phone number you cannot tap, wrong hours, a page that will not load on a phone, a broken link where your services should be, reviews that exist on Google but nowhere on your site. One named defect per fix, so you always know exactly what you paid for.
After a fix, I keep watching. Forms tested, certificate current, pages up, small problems fixed as they appear, and a short monthly note saying what happened. It exists because websites break quietly, and the whole point is that you should not have to check. Cancel anytime.
$500 flat, and I build it before you pay so you are looking at the finished site, not a mockup or a promise. Live on your own domain by a named day, and you own it. Ask for the preview through the form and I will build it free.
A system with one job, named after the job. The Call Employee texts back every missed call. The Follow-Up Employee works every lead seven straight days. The Review Employee asks for and answers every review. $200 to set up, $100 a month each, cancel anytime. Same-day estimates stay human, that part is still you.
The same checks we run on our own companies, including our GradeSlap scanner for how easy you are to find, and then I look myself, the way a customer in a driveway would. Nothing in the reply is generated without me reading it. GradeSlap is ours too.
Mostly, and mostly across Mississippi and the mid-South, because that is where I can check the work the way a local customer would. If you are outside that, get in touch anyway. If I am not the right fit I will tell you straight and point you at who is.
Chris Cochran. I build and run seven companies out of Oxford, Mississippi, including a lawn company whose website and phones run on exactly what this page sells. The systems you are buying are the ones my own businesses run on every day. See the portfolio.