For your trade
A gutter site that gets the quote
Homeowners look at the house first. If the first image is stock aluminum in perfect light, they keep scrolling. If it is a run you actually hung, they stay. Then they want to know if you clean, replace, or sell guards, and whether you come to their town. A person with water pouring behind the fascia after a storm is on a phone in a driveway. They are not reading a paragraph about “curb appeal.”
Clean, repair, full replace, and guards are different jobs. Put the split up front. If you will not climb a three-story, say so. If you do not do commercial, say that. If you hang seamless and will not mess with cheap sectional, put that line on the page. Wrong leads waste a Saturday. Towns or a radius you actually serve — written as text, not a shaded map of the whole state.
Storm week is not the same as a planned replace. After a blow, everyone buys ads. We do not promise you will rank #1 that week. We do put a usable page up fast, with photos, towns, and a form that works with wet thumbs. Insurance-help language only if you actually walk that process. Fake “storm chaser” urgency stays off. Check the site you have now.
What belongs on a gutter site
- Clean vs repair vs replace vs guards — only what you take
- One-story vs two-story, and a line on what you will not climb
- Towns or radius you actually drive
- Three to ten photos of finished runs, before/after if you have them
- A form: name, phone, town, clean or replace, how many stories. Big tap targets.
Phone photos are enough. Daylight. The actual eave. Close shot of the miters, wide shot of the house. You do not have to show a house number. A 40-field application on mobile is how the form dies. Name, phone, town, what is leaking. License and insurance if you want them public. We will not invent a contractor number.
Guides and screens are a fork, not a homepage takeover. If you sell a brand, name it. If you install several, say “we’ll tell you what fits.” Do not paste a manufacturer catalog you will not keep current. Fascia and soffit only if you actually do them. If you send that to a carpenter, say you refer it. A service list of 40 trades you do not do is how you win a lead you will ghost.
Price, hosting, and what this is not
We do not fake a cart, an app, or a members area at this price. Quote those. Basic SEO is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. Stuffing the town twenty times is junk. We will not do it. We will not sell a map-pack prize. We will not write “#1 gutter company.” If you have a real license line, we will put that.
$500* for a standard marketing site. Cheap Fast Websites sells a standard marketing site for $1,000, or $500* if you pay in full by September 30, 2026. $100 down starts the full $1,000 job, not the sale. The sale is pay-in-full only, not a payment plan. A one-page with photos and a phone is $27 if you host it. Add $27 for lifetime hosting on our server ($54). Worldwide, 24/7. Phone 813-451-2204. Most jobs under 72 hours when the brief is clear.
Send the name, the towns, photos of work you finished, and whether you clean, hang, or both. Live work on this shop is our own sites — Dodo, LazerMerch, Tampa’s Best DJ — not fake client revenue. A gutter page is the same product: proof, towns, a form, then stop. Pay and start when you are ready.