Website design and rebuilds for a air duct cleaning company
35.1% of duct cleaners have no website on their profile, and companies with a site have a median of 18 reviews against 2 without. The site does not cause the reviews. It is where the homeowner who read about the $49 scams decides whether you are real.
A duct cleaning site has seven jobs: a price range above the fold, tap-to-call and text buttons in the first screen, photos and a numbered process that prove the method, one page per service with its own range, service towns named in sentences, a load under three seconds on a phone, and reviews with the price paid plus license and insurance in text. Five pages and a footer. No slider, no pop-up, no stock vent photo.
Dryer vent deserves its own page; many companies get more calls from it than from the home page. After two weeks, working means the site is live on your domain, every ad lands on its service page, and mobile PageSpeed is over 80.