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Someone who already wants to hire you pulls up your site on their phone, squints, and taps back to the search results.
A fast, clear website for Orion Township businesses that turns the people already looking for you into calls, texts and booked jobs.
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Indian Lake Road Stone Arch Bridge, Orion Township
Orion Township
It is Sunday night in Orion Township and a neighbor has just told someone to call you. They type your name into their phone at the kitchen table, wait on a page that loads slowly, cannot find your hours or a button to call, and go back to the list.
With a site built for that moment, the page opens fast, says plainly what you do and where, shows real photos and reviews, and puts call, text and book right under their thumb. The referral your work earned turns into a job on your calendar instead of a lost click.
You stop apologizing for the website. You send people to it on purpose, you can see which pages bring customers in, and changes happen in days instead of whenever someone gets around to them.
Tap the ones that sound like your week.
Your ad spend and lead count tell the real story. Change the example numbers to yours.
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Cost per booked job
$250
Spend divided by the leads you book (leads times your booking share).
Fix this in Orion TownshipWe map your services, towns and best jobs to the pages people actually search for.
Copy in your voice and a design that matches how your business looks in person.
Light pages with calling and booking one tap away, tested on real phones.
Old addresses redirected, tracking live and calls counted from the first day.
What we report every month: Calls, texts and forms from the site, Page speed on a phone, Conversion rate by page, and Top pages people land on.
Most people who find you will check your site before they call, even when a friend sent them. The site has to confirm three things fast: you do the job they need, you work where they are, and you are easy to reach. Everything else, from the colors to the photos, should serve those answers.
The price moves with the number of pages, how much writing and photography is needed, and what the site has to connect to, like booking, a CRM or field software. A small site built from photos you already have costs less than one with a page for every service and town. We quote a fixed project fee after a short call, so you know the full number before work starts.
Builders like Wix and Squarespace are fine for getting a page up in a weekend, and some owners should start there. The trouble shows up later as slow mobile pages, templates that look like everyone else and pages that were never planned around what people search. A designer earns the cost when the site has to bring in work, not just exist.
Someone searching for a specific job in a specific town wants a page about exactly that. One general services page cannot rank or convince the way a focused page can. We plan pages for the work you want more of and the towns you want to win, each written to stand on its own.
Ask who owns the domain, the site and the content if you ever part ways, and get the answer in writing. Look at sites they built on your phone, not their laptop. Ask how they track calls and forms, because a designer who cannot show you results is selling you pictures.
Cheap and quick to start, but it eats nights and weekends and usually ends up slow on phones and thin on pages.
Polished work and a long process, often with long contracts and a team that has never been to Orion Township.
A fast site planned around the jobs and towns you want, with tracking set up so you can see what it brings in.
Who you are dealing with
Before Rebuild Detroit, Tevin Jackson helped scale more than 100 home service brands with marketing, sales and operations. Business Services is that playbook, run for Orion Township businesses with the local numbers on this page, by the team behind the Rebuild Detroit directory.
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