Guide

What a Home Services Website Needs to Get Calls

A home services website gets calls when it loads instantly on a phone, keeps a tap-to-call button on screen, has a separate page for each service and shows clearly which towns you cover.

The emergency test

Open your site on a phone using mobile data, not Wi-Fi. Can you call your own business within three seconds, with one thumb? If not, urgent customers are calling someone else.

Must-haves

  • Fixed call button on every mobile page
  • One page per service: “AC repair”, “water heater installation” and “roof replacement” are separate searches
  • Service area page: the towns you cover, listed once and clearly
  • Hours and emergency availability stated plainly
  • License number and insurance in the footer
  • Photos of your own crews and jobs
  • A short request form for non-urgent work
  • Financing or maintenance plans if you offer them

What to avoid

  • A page for every town with the same text. Google treats near-identical location pages as spam.
  • Stock photos of models in hard hats. Customers can tell.
  • Chat widgets and pop-ups stacked on each other. They slow the page and cover the phone number.

Measure it

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