Bin cleaning
90+
Customers onboarded in their peak month
“New site + ads led to a fully booked schedule, onboarding 90+ customers in peak month.”
Okie Bin Cleaners
Web design · Based in Tulsa
Websites for home service companies, built to get the call.
Fast on a phone, clear service pages, quick quote forms and call tracking. Built in your name and judged on booked jobs.
Book a 15-minute call
15 minutes with me. Your numbers first, then fit, then price.
- 40+ five-star Google reviews
- $10M+ in client revenue over 5+ years
Booked from website forms alone
$51,001
19 booked jobs in four months, including 4 new systems.
Dowd Heat and Air, HVAC, TulsaJune 1 to September 29, 2026. From Dowd's Housecall Pro and books.
What every site I build has
Six things decide whether a home service website gets the call.
Not the colors. These decide whether a homeowner calls you or the next company on Google.
Fast on a phone
Your homeowners are on their phones, often in a hurry. The site loads fast on one, even on a weak signal.
A page for every service and area
One page for each service you sell and each area you serve, written to rank and to get the call.
Quick quote forms
Most importantA short form first, details after. One of Dowd's system buyers filled the short form, came back 4 hours later and finished the full one.
Call tracking
Every call and form tied to the page and the search that brought it, so you know what's working.
Trust where they decide
Reviews and an About page that earn the call. Two of Dowd's system buyers started on exactly those pages.
Owned by you
Built in your name from day one. If we ever part ways, you keep the site.
Case study · HVAC
Dowd's website forms booked 19 jobs in four months. Here are the 4 that bought new systems.
Dowd Heat and Air, a Tulsa HVAC company, June 1 to September 29, 2026: $51,001 booked from website forms alone. Here's how each system buyer moved through the site. Every number comes from Dowd's Housecall Pro, Google Ads and books.
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Bing search
Ryan S.
Runtru by Trane furnace and condensers, installed Jul 20
Homepage›Form, Monday before noon
$15,876
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Direct visit
Marty W.
Rheem 4-ton system, install Oct 1
Reviews page›Short form›Back 4 hours later›Full form
$10,980
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Direct visit
Tanner J.
Rheem 3.5-ton system, install Sep 29
About us›AC repair page form›Quote approved next day
$8,777
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Yahoo search
Jacque F.
Sinclair 3.5-ton system and furnace, Aug 29
Homepage›Form, Friday 10:30 pm›Sold next morning
$8,500
Names shortened to a first name and initial.
Jacque filled out the form at 10:30 on a Friday night and bought the next morning. That's the website doing its job.
Looks good vs gets the call
A good-looking website and a website that gets the call are not the same thing.
Most home service sites are judged on how they look. Here's what changes when a site is judged on booked jobs.
| The question | A typical siteBuilt to look good | What I buildYour siteBuilt to get the call |
|---|---|---|
| What is it judged on? | How it looks | Calls and booked jobs |
| How does it work on a phone? | Built for a desktop, slow to load | Built for the phone first, fast |
| Where are your services? | One page lists all of them | A page for each service and area |
| How do they ask for a quote? | A long contact form | A short form first, details after |
| How do you know it worked? | A traffic chart | Every call and form tied to a name |
| Who owns it? | Sometimes the designer | You do, from day one |
Your website is the one salesperson who works at 11pm on a Friday. It should be built like one.
How it gets built
How your website gets built, from the first call to launch day.
Four stops. You talk to me at every one of them.
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Call
We start with your numbers.
Your services, your area, your average ticket and where your calls come from now.
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Plan
A page for every job you want.
The services and areas you want to win, mapped to pages before anything gets designed.
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Build
Written and built to get the call.
Fast pages, quick quote forms and call tracking, wired in and tested before launch.
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Launch
Live, in your name.
Then I keep improving it from the calls and forms it brings in.
You own all of it.
The site, the domain, the accounts, the data. Built in your name from day one. It's your machine. I just build it and run it.
Other trades
A new site and ads filled a bin cleaning company's schedule.
Okie Bin Cleaners, in their words. Next to it, a tree care company and a Google review from another client.
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40+
Calls a month, 90 days in
“Went from barely showing on Google to 40+ calls per month in 90 days.”
Paragon Tree Care
Gunner PetersonGoogle review“Did a great job on website designs and our marketing. Results oriented.”
FAQ
Questions owners ask about a new website before the call.
Straight answers. Anything else, ask me on the call.
What does a website cost?
It depends on your market and your ad budget, but mostly on the results you want: how many more jobs you want to take on. More jobs cost more, because we have to pay to get them. That's how it works. On the call we go over your numbers first. If they pencil out and it makes sense for us to work together, I'll give you an exact number, and there's no surprise at the end.
How long does a new website take?
About 2 weeks. We map out your services and areas on the first call, so you know the plan before we start.
Do I own the website, accounts, and data?
Yes. All of it. The website, the ad accounts, the tracking numbers, the customer data, the reviews, the rankings. Everything is built in your name from day one. If we ever part ways, you keep the machine. I have zero interest in holding your business hostage. That's the shared-lead-site model, and it's the exact thing I built this to replace.
Will my new website rank on Google?
It's built to: fast pages, a page for every service and area, clean code. Ranking well and staying there takes ongoing SEO work, which is part of the system. Here's how I do SEO.
Can I hire you for just a website?
Sometimes. The results on this page come from the website working with the other four parts: SEO, ads, follow-up and tracking. If you only need a website, tell me on the call and I'll tell you straight whether it will move the needle on its own. See all five parts.
Are your websites mobile-friendly?
Yes. They're built for the phone first, because that's where your homeowners are, and then made to work on tablets and desktops too.
Your website should ring your phone. Does yours?
Fifteen minutes with me: your numbers first, then whether it makes sense to work together, then price. If the math doesn't work, I'll tell you.
Book a 15-minute call
You'll talk to me, not a sales rep.