HiVis Launch · One-time build
Web design for Trades in Prince George, BC
A native WordPress site that says what you do, exactly where you do it, and shows real local jobs to prove it. Built by one person in Prince George, live 21 working days from content received, and everything in your name.
The full Launch scope, line by line: Websites for Trades. The map, reviews and ads for your shop: Marketing for Trades in Prince George.
$3,900
One invoice. Same price anywhere in Canada.
21 days
Working days, counted from the day your content is in.
Your name
Domain, hosting, the site, your Google profile and the call tracking number.
Based here
I can come to your shop or yard, and I answer the phone myself.
I build it here, in Prince George. I can come to your shop or yard for the intake, and back for the photo shoot.
Before the phone rings
What a Prince George trade site has to say.
Most work here still starts with a name: a neighbour, a supplier, your truck in a driveway. Then the customer looks you up on a phone. Word of mouth gets checked on Google, and the site that shows these four things fast gets the call.
“after a few messages, most of them just stop responding”
A Prince George customer on r/princegeorge
01 · Where you work
Exactly where you work.
Prince George first, then only the corridor towns your trucks reach on a regular run. A customer should know in one look whether you come out to them, before they pick up the phone.
02 · Proof of work
Photos from real local jobs.
A project gallery of your own work, sorted by job type and by town, with reviews next to the jobs they describe. Phone photos of a real Prince George job beat any stock photo, and customers can tell the difference.
No photos yet? Half-day job-site photo shoot, Prince George only: $450
03 · Certs for industrial work
WorkSafeBC and COR, where a site super can see them.
If you sub on industrial or commercial work, the site has to look like a sub that can bid Blackwater: your WorkSafeBC clearance, your COR certificate, a coverage map, the equipment you run and references a site super can check, on one page.
Artemis Blackwater Phase 2: a construction ramp from mid-2026 for about two years, 1,500 peak construction jobs. Source: CKPG.
04 · The phone
A number that gets answered, and counted.
Click-to-call at the top of every page, a short enquiry form for the rest, and a call tracking number, so every call from the site is counted and you can see where it came from. Here, first to pick up wins.
The tracking number is opened in your name, like everything else.
Service areas · Prince George and the corridor
Say exactly where you work. Nothing more, nothing less.
“Serving all of Northern BC” tells a customer in Vanderhoof nothing, and gives Google no reason to show you there. Your site names the towns you drive to and gives each one what the work there has earned. Pick a group to see how it’s handled.
01
Prince George
Where the shop is, and the name on every page.
02
Towns you work in every week
A page of their own, with jobs from there.
03
Towns you drive to for the right job
Named, with an honest note on job size.
04
Towns you don’t serve
No page, no mention.
The corridor from Prince George: Quesnel, Vanderhoof, Mackenzie, Fort St. James, Burns Lake. Which group each town goes in comes from the jobs you’ve actually done, and the Blueprint writes it down.
Home base
Prince George, named everywhere it counts.
Your home page, your main service pages and your Google profile all point here. A neighbourhood like the Hart or College Heights gets a line on a service page only where you take jobs there, never a stack of copy-paste pages that say the same thing with a new name.
What that means on your site
- Page titles and headings name Prince George, BC
- Your Google profile and your site list the same services and the same area
- Photos and reviews from Prince George jobs up front
Regular work
A page for each corridor town on your regular run.
If Quesnel or Vanderhoof is a regular run for your crew, that town gets its own service-area page: the services you offer there and the jobs you’ve done there, with photos. A customer there sees their own town, not a Prince George page with the name swapped.
What that means on your site
- Its own page, with jobs from that town
- Only the services you offer there
- Inside the Launch’s 5 to 8 pages, or $250 a page after that
Bigger jobs only
Named on the service page, with the terms up front.
Mackenzie or Burns Lake might be worth the drive for a full job, not for a small repair. Say so on the page that fits the work, and the customer knows before calling. You stop donating estimates to jobs you were never going to take.
What that means on your site
- Named on the service page that fits the work
- One honest line about job size or travel
- A page of its own once the work there is regular
Not on the site
Left off the site, and off the map.
A page for a town you never drive to only brings calls you have to turn down. Your site and your Google profile list the same area, so the customer outside it calls someone who can come, and the calls you do get are jobs you want.
What that means on your site
- No page and no mention
- The service area on your Google profile matches the site
- When the work there becomes real, a new town page is $250
On PLUS, service-area pages for every town you serve are part of the monthly work, so the corridor keeps up with where your crews actually go.
Yours to keep
Built in your name, from the first login.
The domain, the hosting, the WordPress site, your Google Business Profile and the call tracking number are opened in your name on day one. I am a manager on them, never the primary owner. Leave and nothing breaks.
No rented site builder and no monthly platform fee just to keep it online. It is standard WordPress, so any WordPress developer in Prince George or anywhere else can work on it after me. It is the second line of the HiVis standard, and it is written into the one-page agreement.
Account
Whose name
Domain
Yours
Hosting account
Yours
The WordPress site and its admin login
Yours
Google Business Profile, with me as a manager
Yours
Call tracking number
Yours
Analytics and Search Console
Yours
Google Ads and Meta ad accounts, if you run ads later
Yours
The process
Plan, build, hand over. In that order, every time.
Four steps, the same for every Launch. Anywhere in Canada it runs on video calls and email. In Prince George I can also come to the shop, walk the yard and see the work. Content delays are the single biggest cause of stalled builds, so the clock starts when your content is in.
01 · Week 1
The Blueprint
You send your Google profile link. I audit it, map the competitors in your trade in Prince George, list the services and towns worth a page, and write down what to fix first. You get a document, not a sales call.
02 · Before the clock starts
Content, in one go
One intake asks for everything: services, towns, job photos, reviews, licences and certs, WorkSafeBC and COR if you hold them, and any logins you already have. In Prince George I can sit down with you at the shop and go through it.
03 · 21 working days
The build
I write the pages and build the site on native WordPress, set up or clean up your Google profile, and connect the call tracking number and the review request system. You see it all before it goes live.
04 · Launch day
Handover
Site, profile, call tracking and review requests go live, and every login is in your name. A pain-free handover: nothing to transfer, because it was yours from day one.
Add-on · Prince George only
No job photos? I come and take them.
A half-day job-site photo shoot: your crew, your trucks and the finished work, on a real Prince George job. The photos go into your project gallery and onto your Google profile.
$450
The price
One build, one invoice, no GST on top.
The Launch costs the same in Prince George as anywhere in Canada. Being local adds two things a remote build can’t: I can come to your shop, and you can book a photo shoot on your job site.
The build · one-time
HiVis Launch for Prince George Trades
$3,900
One invoice
- Native WordPress site, 5 to 8 pages: services, service areas, project gallery, review feed
- Google Business Profile set up, or cleaned up if you already have one
- Call tracking number and a review request system
- The HiVis Blueprint, the written plan
- Handover with everything in your name
- Live 21 working days from content received
About 24 hours of your own labour at a $165 an hour shop rate: three days on the tools.
The plan on its own
HiVis Blueprint
$297
Credited in full against a Launch within 90 days
Under 2 hours of your own labour. No “free audit”: a written plan for your trade in Prince George that you can hand to anyone, including someone who isn’t me. Every Launch includes it.
Add-ons for the build
Add-on
Price
Half-day job-site photo shoot, Prince George only
$450
Extra service-area town page
$250 each
Truck decal and yard sign design, printed by your sign shop
$350
Extra content piece or project write-up
$150
Prices in CAD. Every number I charge is on the prices page, and the full Launch scope is on Websites for Trades.
Proof · Prince George, BC
A site that looked unfinished, rebuilt where it stood.
Epic Pavement is a paving and asphalt maintenance contractor in Prince George, run by Dennis Kuebler: line painting, asphalt repair, crack filling and snow removal across Central and Northern BC.
Before
A website that looked unfinished, ranked for almost nothing and had zero tracking installed.
The work
Website redesign, on-page and off-page SEO, Google Business Profile, local SEO. A page for each high-value service, and service and location pages for the markets it serves across Central and Northern BC.
Platform
Squarespace. It was not a Launch: Dennis already had a site there, so the redesign stayed on it. A Launch today is native WordPress.
Time
2 months of billed work, March to May 2026.
After
First-page positions for its core services. Requests from ready-to-hire customers. Several jobs booked, some of them over $10,000.
Town by town, after the work
Search
Avg. Google position
asphalt repairs prince george
1.8
asphalt paving vanderhoof
2.4
asphalt repairs quesnel
2.5
Source: Google Search Console, measured after the work. Two of the three searches are corridor towns, not Prince George: that is what saying exactly where you work looks like in a search result.
100% of client sites I’ve completed rank on page one for at least one tracked search.
Questions
What Prince George Trades ask before the build.
Can you come to my shop in Prince George?
Yes. I’m based in Prince George, so I can come to your shop or yard for the intake, and for the job-site photo shoot if you book it. Everything else runs the way it does for Trades anywhere in Canada: video call, email and the intake form. The price is the same either way.
I work in Quesnel and Vanderhoof too. Does the Launch cover those towns?
Yes, within its 5 to 8 pages. The Blueprint picks the towns where you actually take work, and each one gets a service-area page with jobs from that town. More towns than that? Extra service-area pages are $250 each. On PLUS, pages for every town you serve are part of the monthly work.
I sub on industrial jobs. What does my site need?
It has to look like a sub that can bid: your WorkSafeBC clearance and COR certificate shown, a coverage map, the equipment you run and references a site super can check, on one page. Same Launch, same price. The Blueprint shapes the pages around the work you bid on.
I don’t have good job photos. Is that a problem?
Phone photos of your own jobs are fine, and they beat stock photos every time. If you have none, the half-day job-site photo shoot is $450, in Prince George only. Your gallery shows your work, never someone else’s.
What do I pay after the build?
Nothing to me, unless you choose a plan. The Launch is one invoice. Anything that renews, like the domain, the hosting and the call tracking number, is billed to you directly, in your name, by the company that provides it. If you want me to keep the map and the phone handled, CORE is $495 a month, month to month, with 30 days’ written notice and no cancellation fee.
Do you also work for my competitor in Prince George?
No. One client per trade per town: I will not take your competitor in your town. If your trade is already taken in Prince George, my first reply says so.
Start here
Send me your Google profile link.
I’ll tell you in two lines whether I can help. Same day, from me, in Prince George. If you’re shopping on price alone, I’m not your guy.
The full Launch scope
Map, reviews and ads here
The corridor and Canada