For your trade
An irrigation site that gets the service call
When a zone will not come on, or a head is geysering in the front yard, people search the trade plus the town, then they look for a phone. If the site is a slow brochure about “smart water solutions,” they tap the next company. If it shows the towns, whether you do start-up vs leak vs a new system, and a form with big targets, they stay. A person standing in wet grass is on a phone, not a desktop.
Start-up, winterize, a broken head, and a new install are different calls. Put the split in the first screen. If you only do residential, say so. If you will not touch agricultural or golf, say that. A “we do it all” list of 40 services nobody on the truck actually runs is how you win a lead you will ghost. Towns you actually drive, written as text. Do not list the whole state.
Photos of a controller you actually opened, or a trench you actually dug, beat stock lawns. Phone photos are fine. Daylight. Skip the handshake over a tablet. License and insurance lines only if you want them public. We will not invent a contractor number. Fake “water-wise certified” badges stay off unless you actually hold them.
What belongs on an irrigation site
- Start-up vs winterize vs leak vs new system, spelled out up front
- Residential vs commercial — only what you take
- Towns or radius you actually serve. Do not paint the whole metro.
- A form: name, phone, town, zone vs leak vs install. Big tap targets.
- Tap-to-call. 813-451-2204 is how this shop does it on our own pages.
Season is real. In freeze country, start-up and blow-out have dates. Put them on the page so you stop answering “are you doing blow-outs yet” in DMs. In hot country, a stuck valve in August is an emergency to the person with a pond in the yard. If you have after-hours, say so. If you call back next business day, say that too. A “24/7” line you do not staff is a one-star review.
We do not rebuild a dispatch app or a parts cart. If you already quote in a spreadsheet, ServiceTitan, or a text, the site can send them there. We do not fake a cart, an app, or a members area at this price. Quote those. A rain-sensor or controller brand you actually install can be a line. A 12-page catalog of every head on the market is junk. People want a human to come look, not a SKU.
What we will not promise
We will not promise you will rank #1 for “sprinkler repair” in a big county. Everyone buys ads in a drought. Basic SEO here is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. That is not a ranking prize. We will not write “lowest rates in town.” We will not put a fake scarcity clock on a leak. We put the towns, the work you take, and a form that arrives.
$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. A one-page with towns 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 standard jobs ship under 72 hours when the brief is clear.
Send the business name, the towns, three photos if you have them, and the work you take. If you already have a site, run the check before you pay. If the form 404s or the number is a picture of a van, rebuild. If the page already works, stay and patch. Pay and start when the first screen is the problem.