Your Customers

1. Customers expect to “look you up”

People want to verify you’re legitimate before letting you into their home.
A simple website instantly boosts trust.

2. Customers Want to see your Work

A website lets you list:

• Services you offer

• Work you don’t do

• Photos of past jobs

• Prices or estimates
  This avoids tons of back-and-forth calls.

3. Makes you easier to find

Without a website, you're invisible to:

• Google searches

• Local shoppers

• People new to the area
  A website paired with Google Business Profile = guaranteed visibility.

4. Let’s customers contact you quickly

Online booking, forms, tap-to-call buttons—customers LOVE convenience.

5. Helps beat competitors

If a homeowner sees two handymen and only one has a professional website, they usually pick the one who looks more established.

6. Works as a 24/7 sales rep

People search at night, on weekends, whenever.
Your website sells for you even when you're not on the clock.

1. filter jobs

A website can list:

• Job size

• Areas you serve

• What you specialize in

This filters out bad-fit jobs and saves you time answering calls that go nowhere.

3. Job details and forms

A website can automatically collect:

• Customer name & contact info

• Address

• Photos of the project

• Type of job

• Budget

• Timeline

4. Instant Estimates

The website can:

• Provide quick ballpark pricing

• Generate estimate forms

• Route each type of job to the right process

This saves time on quoting.

5. Reminders & Follow-ups

Through integrations or automations, the website can trigger:

• Appointment reminders

• “We’re on the way” messages

• Post-job review requests

• Follow-up maintenance reminders

A handyman never has to think about it.

6. Online Payments & Invoicing

A website can automate:

• Deposits

• Online card payments

• Invoices

• Receipts

This speeds up how fast a handyman gets paid.

7. Customer Education

Automate answers to common questions:

• “Do you service my neighborhood?”

• “What kinds of jobs do you do?”

• “What are your rates?”

• “Are you insured?”

Fewer calls → more time on actual paid work.