Only One or Two Pages
Everything funnels through the homepage, with no service or location pages for Google or the homeowner to land on.
Looks Like Your Company. Works Like Your Best CSR.
A custom website that brings your brand to life and is built to book. It shows homeowners what you fix, where you work, why they can trust you, and how to get on your schedule.
Get a Free Marketing ReviewBefore 6th Man, Sam worked the CSR desk and the dispatch board at a family plumbing company. Homeowners on the phone aren't asking about your company history. They want to know if you can fix it, if you come to them, and how soon someone can get out there. Your website should answer the same things before they ever dial.
Your history and your certifications still earn their spot. They just work best as proof, once the homeowner knows you're the right company for the job.
Your website is where every other piece of marketing sends people. Your Google Business Profile, your ads, your truck wraps, and your referrals all end up there. If it doesn't answer the homeowner fast, the money you spent getting them there leaks out.
Everything funnels through the homepage, with no service or location pages for Google or the homeowner to land on.
Photos from a library and copy that could belong to any trade company. Nothing says it's you.
The site doesn't make clear what you do, which services you offer, or where you work within seconds of loading.
No clear next step. Visitors can't easily call, book, or fill out a form, so they go back to the search results.
This is the first screen of the site we built for My Plumber Now in McMinnville, Oregon. Before anyone scrolls, it covers everything on that list, and it still looks like nobody but My Plumber Now.

Plumbing is in the headline, and every plumbing service is one click away in the menu.
McMinnville is in the headline, and the towns they cover are spelled out right under it.
Their Google rating, licensed and insured, and a photo of the real crew in front of their own van.
Schedule Service and a tap-to-call number sit above the fold, and again in the header.
Their own line, "Everyone Needs a Good Plumber," their colors, and their people. Nobody else's site looks like this.
Keyword-targeted titles, headers, meta descriptions, and body copy for ranking on your relevant services and locations.
Built and tested on real mobile devices before launch, not a desktop site shrunk down.
Image optimization, caching configuration, and Core Web Vitals checked before the site goes live.
Schema markup, heading structure, sitemap, and canonical tags configured for Google and AI search tools.
Structured so tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews can understand your business and surface it.
We learn your business first, you review everything before launch, and we refine it until you're satisfied.
You own it. Your website, your domain, and your content belong to you.
Every one of these was a rebuild of an existing site.

A single-page site turned into a full multi-page site, built around the company's people and focused on conversion.
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A fourth-generation plumbing company rebuild focused on brand personality and service clarity.
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A rebuild for an association serving the plumbing trade since 1881, structured for members and apprentices.
Visit SiteAn intake call covering your services, market, team, and what sets you apart. You send us photos of your people, trucks, and work.
SEO-optimized, conversion-focused pages built around how your customers actually search.
You give feedback and we refine until you're confident it's ready to launch.
Speed and mobile testing, SEO checks, and redirect checks before handoff.
Every click from Google, every Local Services Ad, and every paid search campaign lands on your website. When the site does its job, the rest of your marketing has somewhere solid to send people.
You do. Your website, your domain, and your content belong to you.
Yes. Every site in our portfolio started as a rebuild of an existing site. Before launch we check redirects, so pages that already bring in traffic don't get lost in the move.
Yes. During intake we ask for photos of your team, your trucks, and your work. Real photos show a homeowner who is coming to their house, and stock photos can't do that.
You review the site before it launches, and we keep refining until you're confident it's ready.
Every site launches with SEO-optimized copy, schema markup, a sitemap, and a clean heading structure, so Google and AI search tools can understand what you do and where. Ranking higher over time takes ongoing work, which is what our SEO service is for.