Define the right jobs
List real work types and service boundaries so the wrong requests do not crowd the inbox.
Help for Contractors businesses
A contractor website should show which jobs fit your crew.
A clear job list saves time for both you and the customer. Tim helps put the right details up front and makes sure an estimate request reaches someone who can act on it.
The problem
What gets in the way.
- The website says 'we do it all,' but a customer cannot tell which work you actually take.
- You are at a jobsite when a new project inquiry comes in and the follow-up gets buried.
- Old vendors control the domain or site, and your actual Oregon CCB number is hard to find.
First step
Start with the contact path.
Tim checks what a customer sees on a phone, whether calls and forms reach you, and who owns the accounts. Then you decide what to fix first. Your website and accounts stay in your name.
Ask Tim to take a look →Practical fixes
What Tim can help fix.
Make ownership and credentials clear
Check who holds the domain and website accounts. Show your real CCB number when you provide it, with an official lookup link.
Close the inquiry loop
Test form delivery, improve the mobile call path and discuss a simple quote follow-up and honest review request.
Ongoing help
Plan to discuss: Basic Care or Local Plus.
Basic Care may suit a site that mainly needs upkeep; Local Plus may fit if missed-call and estimate follow-up tools are useful. Choose only after checking the current setup.
Basic Care $49/mo · Local Plus $129/mo. Monthly option is month to month; an annual plan is optional.
See plans and pricing →Questions
Quick answers for contractors owners.
Do you verify our contractor license?
Provide your actual CCB number and Tim can link to the official Oregon CCB lookup. The site will not display an invented number or suggest an unverified credential.
Can we keep our existing domain?
Usually, yes. Tim first checks who controls it and works to keep the domain and accounts in your business's name.
Will you set up estimate follow-up?
Tim can discuss a simple follow-up process, with your approval before anything is sent to customers.