Websites for repair shops, service trades and home-service businesses.
Compass Loft builds websites for the trades that keep the Gulf Coast running: HVAC and plumbing, septic and irrigation, appliance and small engine repair, welding and fabrication, marine service, canvas and upholstery. The site says what you fix, shows the work, states the area, and turns a phone screen into a call or a quote request. From $900, or $99 a month all-in.
IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT?
For an owner-run service business with one or a few trades, a service area rather than a storefront, and customers who decide in a few seconds on a phone whether to call you or the next listing. Also for a shop whose old domain is dead or showing someone else’s content while directories still link to it.
Customers call the business that looks real.
Most of the trade businesses we research around Pensacola, Milton, Navarre, Daphne and Gulf Shores have no website, a Facebook page standing in for one, or a dead domain. The customer searching for "small engine repair near me" sees a Google profile with no website and keeps scrolling. A short, honest site fixes that: the services, the brands or systems you work on, the area, the hours, and a number to tap.
- Service pages in the words customers use: "generator repair", "septic pumping", "trailer welding"
- Brands, equipment and job types you handle, and what you do not
- Real photos of your shop and your work, with permission for any customer property shown
- One tap to call, one short form to request an estimate
Show the service area and the proof.
A trade with a service area should say so plainly: the counties and towns you cover, whether you travel, and what a service call costs to start. Reviews live on your Google profile; the website should point to them and match them on name, phone and hours. We keep the site consistent with your Business Profile so Google and your customers see one business, not three versions of it.
Make the request easy from a truck seat.
Owners and customers alike read these sites on a phone, often outside. Big tap targets, a form with four fields instead of fourteen, a photo upload for the broken part when that helps, and a confirmation that the request actually arrived in your inbox. We test that path before launch and keep testing it under care. Our home-services concept in the portfolio shows the approach; it is a labeled demonstration, not a client result.
- Estimate request routed to your inbox, with delivery verified
- Click-to-call and directions on every page
- Hours, service area and emergency policy stated, so nobody calls at 2 a.m. expecting an answer
- Local Service package, $2,400 + $85/month or $159/month, fits most shops
Before we begin.
How much does a website cost for a repair shop or service trade?
Usually the Local Service package: $2,400 to build plus $85 a month for care, or $159 a month all-in with no build fee. A one-service shop fits Starter at $900 or $99 a month. Every price is on the pricing page.
My old domain shows an error or a spam page. Can you fix that?
Yes. We check who controls the domain, whether it can be recovered, and what directories still link to it. If the domain is gone, we set up a new one, point the listings at it and make sure the Google profile matches.
I get all my work by word of mouth. Why do I need a site?
Referred customers still check you out before calling. A site lets them confirm you handle their problem, see your work and reach you, and it keeps Google from sending them to the next listing.
Can you come to the shop?
Yes, across Pensacola, Pace, Milton, Cantonment, Gulf Shores and Mobile, by arrangement. Farther out we work remotely.
Will you make me rank first for my trade in Pensacola?
No one can promise that. We build the foundations and keep your facts consistent; rankings depend on competition, distance and reviews. Profile optimization and listing cleanup are available as separate services.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Tell us what needs to work better.
Share your business, location and priorities. We’ll discuss scope before making a project commitment.