Three different phone numbers — and one of them is wrong
High impactYour site shows three different phone numbers.
A customer calling the printed number reaches the wrong line.
We reviewed your site the way a customer and Google see it.
These are real assets.
Your project photos are sharp and well-lit.
A visitor immediately knows what you do and where.
Call, text and WhatsApp buttons work correctly from a phone.
The foundation exists — it just isn't being used to its potential.
A credible, differentiating story that currently sits near the bottom of the page.
Each item explains what we found and what it means for your business.
Your site shows three different phone numbers.
A customer calling the printed number reaches the wrong line.
We counted five different business names across your site and profiles.
The trust signal splits five ways instead of adding up.
The contact email is a Gmail address under a different brand name.
A free Gmail under an unrelated name makes you look smaller than you are.
We could not find you on Yelp, Houzz, HomeAdvisor, Angi, Thumbtack or Yellow Pages.
Houzz is where designers shortlist trades — and designers bring repeat work.
Your service area list is different in five places on the page.
Naming 13 cities means you compete strongly for none of them.
Your site is missing the hidden summary search engines read directly.
This feeds the map box at the top of Google results.
Six services on your second page share the same five photos and captions.
You sell precision. This page says the opposite about how you work.
The three testimonials can't be verified by a visitor.
Real Google reviews turn that section from decoration into proof.
Capitalization is inconsistent and raw web addresses appear as visible text.
The website is the first sample of your work a customer sees.
Your Google headline says nearly the same thing twice.
Half your one line of advertising is wasted on repetition.
The page is described as wallpaper but is about flooring and cabinets.
Google lowers its confidence in the whole site, not just that page.
The second page is fixed at desktop width.
People find contractors on their phone, standing in the room they want to change.
Images are delivered at original camera sizes, over ten times larger than needed.
Your photos are your best sales tool, and their file size is what keeps people from seeing them.
The home page contains two copies of nearly every block.
It slows the page and confuses Google about which headings count.
The installers currently visible in Naples searches aren't necessarily doing better work than you.
Professional technical work, in the order we would tackle it.
One name, one phone, one email — synchronized everywhere at once.
Keyword research that determines which pages get built and in what order.
Rewritten against real search data, not intuition.
ALT text is how your work enters Google Images, where buyers browse first.
Measured against Core Web Vitals, which Google uses as a ranking factor.
Schema markup plus a live connection to your real Google reviews.
This grows traffic month over month instead of renting it.
Advertising before the previous stages is paying to lose people faster.
This review was done entirely from the outside.
Not everything here applies to you.
We design and build sites around one job: turning visitors into customers.
Search positioning and local listings, so people in your area find you.
Maintenance, security and monitoring, so your site stays fast, safe and current.
Visualization that shows a customer their own wall finished before a roll is hung.
Tracking set up properly, plus a plain-language monthly report.