Sites that closebefore the phone rings.
- Next.js Builds
- Mobile-First
- Sub-Second Loads
Custom-built for service businesses. Mobile-first, engineered around the booking CTA, loaded in under a second, and designed to match the automation stack we build around it.
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LCP target on real 4G
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Booking lift target
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Page builders, ever
Design that closes
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Custom, not templated
No Wix, no Squarespace, no WordPress themes. Every site is designed from a blank canvas, written in production Next.js, and shipped with the same engineering discipline we use on our own tools.
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Engineered for the phone in the driveway
70%+ of your traffic is on a phone, so we design for mobile first and desktop second: thumb-reach navigation, tap-target sizing, and a booking CTA that is always within one thumb-press of visible.
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Fast enough to rank
Google's Core Web Vitals are a ranking signal. We ship under 1.2s LCP on real 4G: no image bloat, no unused JS, no third-party scripts bolted onto the homepage. SEO starts on page one.
Your AC dies at 9pm.
We answer at 9:01.
Same-day HVAC service across Denver. Real technicians, honest pricing, booked in one tap.
Diagnostic
We start by looking at where your current site leaks leads: slow load, broken mobile nav, buried booking, missing trust signals. Written assessment delivered before any design work starts.
Design
A design built around your brand and your booking action, presented as real screens at real sizes. You approve the direction before a line of production code is written.
Build
Production Next.js, semantic markup, structured data, and analytics wired from day one. Staged on a preview URL you can click through on your own phone.
Optimize
Post-launch we watch the numbers: Core Web Vitals, call and form conversions, scroll depth. The site gets sharper every month instead of quietly rotting.
Do you use templates or page builders?
No. Every site is designed from scratch and written in production Next.js. Templates are why most service sites look identical and load slowly.
How fast will the site actually be?
Our target is under 1.2 seconds LCP on a real 4G connection. We hit it by shipping no unused JavaScript, optimizing every image, and keeping third-party scripts off the critical path.
How long does a build take?
Most service-business sites go from diagnostic to launch in 3 to 5 weeks depending on scope. You see staged previews the whole way, not a big reveal at the end.
Can the site plug into the rest of the LEADR stack?
Yes, that is the point. The site is engineered to feed the same pipeline as our growth automation: tracked calls, enriched form fills, review flows, and booking actions all land in one system.
Ready when you are.