HiVis Launch · $3,900 one-time
A website that brings you jobs. Not an award-winning brochure.
A native WordPress site with pages for the services you sell and the towns you work in, your Google profile set up, a tracked phone number and a review system. Live 21 working days after your content is in, handed over in your name, paid for once.
$3,900
One invoice. No monthly fee to me.
21 days
Working days from the day your content is in.
In your name
Domain, hosting, the site, your Google profile and the call tracking number, from day one.
I build it myself. Every page written and built by the person who answers your call. No junior, no offshore handoff.
Live 21 working days after content
The first look
Customers judge you before they call.
A referral gives them your name. Then they look you up. If the site looks unfinished, or there is no site at all, they call the next name on the map.
Word of mouth still works. Google is where it gets checked.
What a weak site costs you
- Compared on price alone, because nothing on the page sets you apart.
- Donating estimates to tire kickers who were never going to book.
- Losing bids to shops whose work isn’t better, just better shown.
- Word of mouth as the only source of work. Fine until the phone goes quiet.
91%
of customers read reviews before they pick a contractor. ACHR News, 2024
51%
look for those reviews on the contractor’s own website. Only Google is checked more, at 56%. ACHR News, 2024
100%
of “near me” searches show the Maps pack, so your site and your Google profile have to tell the same story. Search Engine Journal, 2025
Why it matters
Why a “good enough” website costs you jobs.
Most Trades sites aren’t bad. They are a logo, a phone number and a line about quality workmanship. That is a brochure. A site that brings you jobs does three things a brochure doesn’t.
01
It shows the proof before the call.
Customers can’t see your work from the road. Your certs, your photos and your reviews have to do the convincing before they pick up the phone.
- Licences, insurance and certs up front
- Reviews next to the service they praise
- Photos of your own jobs, never stock
02
It lets the wrong customers rule themselves out.
Every estimate for a job you were never going to win is an evening off the tools. A clear site says what you do, where you do it and what a job involves, so the people who call are ready to hire.
- Service area and job types stated plainly
- A quote form that asks the right questions
- Click-to-call for the ready, a form for the rest
03
It gets you found in every town you work in.
A customer in Quesnel searches for a roofer in Quesnel. A page for each service and each town gives Google a reason to show you there, not only in the town your shop is in.
- A page for every service you want calls for
- A page for every town on your route
- A Google profile that matches the site
HiVis Launch · the scope
Everything in the Launch, in writing.
One fixed scope, one price, no “custom quote”. This is the whole list. If something isn’t on it, it isn’t in the price, and I tell you before you pay for it.
Found first
The site
- Native WordPress, 5 to 8 pages
- Service pages for the work you want calls for
- Service-area pages for the towns you work in
- A project gallery and a review feed
- Click-to-call on every page, and a short quote form
- Built for a phone first
Calls you can count
The map and the phone
- Google Business Profile set up, or cleaned up if you already have one
- A call tracking number, so every call from the site is counted
- A review request system, ready for your first job after launch
Yours to keep
The plan and the handover
- The HiVis Blueprint, the written plan
- Every account opened in your name
- Handover with every login in your hands
- Live 21 working days from content received
Work in more towns than the scope covers? Extra service-area pages are $250 each. See the price.
How it’s built
Built on native WordPress. No page-builder bloat, no $400 a month lock-in.
Native means the site is built with the editor that ships with WordPress. No page-builder plugin stacked on top, no rented site builder, and no monthly platform fee just to keep it online.
Fast on a phone
Your customer is on a phone, often with the problem already happening. A lean site loads before they give up and call the next name.
Nothing to rent
No builder licence to renew and no platform that holds your pages if you stop paying it. The hosting account is in your name.
Anyone can work on it
It is standard WordPress, so any WordPress developer can pick it up after me. You are never stuck with me.
“Make sure you own your domain and you own your hosting”
A contractor on r/Contractor
By trade
What your trade’s site needs.
Same scope, different pages. A furnace repair site and a hydrovac site do different jobs, so the Blueprint decides which pages you get and what goes on them.
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC, appliance repair, locksmiths, towing
A site built for the call that can’t wait.
- Click-to-call at the top of every page
- A page for each emergency and repair service
- Hours and service area stated plainly
Roofers, pavers, excavation, landscaping, snow removal, fencing, decks
Found in every town you work, before the season starts.
- Service-area pages for each town on your route
- Seasonal service pages, live before the season opens
- Project photos sorted by job type
General contractors, renovators, kitchen and bath, flooring, painters, drywall
Show the work before they ask for the estimate.
- Project galleries by job type
- Reviews placed next to the work they describe
- A quote form that asks scope and timing up front
Welders, fabricators, asbestos removal, hydrovac, mobile mechanics, equipment repair
The paperwork a site super checks, on one page.
- WorkSafeBC clearance and your COR certificate, shown
- A coverage map of where you work
- Equipment, capabilities and references a site super can check
Cleaning, junk removal, moving, pest control, auto repair and detailing
Your own booking page, instead of a rented listing.
- A review feed that shows your latest reviews
- Service-area pages for every town you cover
- A short booking or quote form that works on a phone
Not on this list?
If you work with your hands and your customers find you on Google, ask.
Send me your Google profile link and I’ll tell you if a Launch fits. See the Trades I work with.
The process
21 working days from content to launch.
Four steps, in this order, every time. Content delays are the single biggest cause of stalled builds, so the intake asks for everything up front and the clock starts when it is in.
01 · Week 1
The Blueprint
You send your Google profile link. I audit it, map your competitors in your town, 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 intake
One intake form asks for everything at once: services, towns, photos, reviews, licences and certs, and any logins you already hold. I ask once, so the build never sits waiting on a logo.
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 system. You see it all before it goes live.
04 · Launch day
Handover
Site, profile, call tracking and review system go live, and every login is in your name. A pain-free handover: nothing to transfer, because it was yours from day one.
Yours to keep
You own it. Every account, in your name.
The domain, the hosting, the site, the Google 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.
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 price
One build, one price, no GST on top.
Same price anywhere in Canada. The Launch is one invoice. If you bought the Blueprint first, every dollar of it comes off when you go ahead within 90 days.
The build · one-time
HiVis Launch
$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
- Call tracking number and a review request system
- The HiVis Blueprint, the written plan
- Handover with everything in your name
- 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 · one-time
HiVis Blueprint
$297
Credited in full against a Launch within 90 days
- Profile audit
- Competitor map for your trade in your town
- Keyword and service-area list
- What to fix first, in order
Under 2 hours of your own labour. No “free audit”: a written plan you can hand to anyone, including someone who isn’t me. Included in every Launch.
Add-ons for the build
Add-on
Price
Extra service-area town page
$250 each
Half-day job-site photo shoot, Prince George only
$450
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.
After the build
Then pick a plan, or walk away with everything.
The Launch is a one-time invoice. Once it is live you can keep me on, month to month, or take every login and go. Either way, it stays yours.
Keep it found
A site nobody finds is a brochure.
The Launch gets the site and the profile right. Staying found is weekly work: posts, photos, review replies, updates, and a report that counts the calls. That is CORE.
Or
Walk away with everything.
No plan at all is a real option. You keep the site, the domain, the hosting, the Google profile and the call tracking number, all in your name. If the phone goes quiet later, you know where I am.
CORE
1 to 2 trucks
A shop that needs the map and the phone handled.
$495 / month
Less than one service call
- Google profile: weekly posts, photos, Q&A, review replies
- Site hosting, security, updates, small edits
- Call tracking and recording
- Monthly one-page report
The map and the phone, handled.
PLUS
3 to 8 people
A shop that wants the corridor and the season booked.
$995 / month
About one roof repair
- Everything in CORE
- Service-area pages for every town you serve
- Citations and two content pieces a month
- Review engine: automated requests after each job
- Local Services Ads management, if your trade is eligible
Booked across the corridor.
PRO
Crews to feed
A shop ready to buy calls with ad spend.
$1,495 / month
Plus ad spend · about one furnace install
- Everything in PLUS
- Google Ads and Meta ads at a flat fee, never a percentage of spend
- A landing page for each campaign
- Weekly 15-minute check-in
- Ad spend paid from your own account, recommended minimum $1,000 a month
Calls on demand, at a price you can see.
Month to month: 30 days’ written notice, no cancellation fee, no auto-renewal clause, all in the one-page agreement. Moving between plans is a sentence in an email.
Who builds it
Built for performance, not for show.
I build sites for Trades because too many good shops get sold a brochure: nice to look at, and the phone never rings. In the Trades your reputation is the quality of your work. A website should be judged the same way: by the calls it puts on your phone, and how many of them book.
- Calls over looks
- Every call counted from day one
- One person accountable, no handoff
- Built for the towns you work in
- Everything in your name
- Google and Meta marketing certificates
Oleksandr Savchenko, Prince George, BC. I build it. If you want, I run it. You own it either way. Who answers the phone.
Proof · Prince George, BC
An unfinished website, rebuilt. Jobs booked, some over $10,000.
Epic Pavement is a paving and asphalt maintenance contractor in Prince George, run by Dennis Kuebler. It was not a Launch: Dennis already had a site on Squarespace, so I rebuilt it where it stood and did the Google profile and local SEO around it. The thinking is the same one every Launch is built on: a page for every service, pages for the towns he works in, and measurement from day one.
Before
A website that looked unfinished, ranked for almost nothing and had zero tracking installed.
The work
Website redesign on Squarespace, on-page and off-page SEO, Google Business Profile, local SEO.
Time and cost
2 months of billed work, March to May 2026. Under $3,000.
After
First-page positions for its core services. Requests from ready-to-hire customers. Several jobs booked, some of them over $10,000.
100% of client sites I’ve completed rank on page one for at least one tracked search.
Questions
What Trades ask before the build.
How long does a Launch take?
21 working days from the day your content is in. The Blueprint comes first, in week 1. The one thing that stalls a build is waiting on content, so the intake form asks for everything at once. Send it back fast and the clock starts fast.
What do I need to give you?
The services you want calls for, the towns you work in, photos of your jobs, your logo if you have one, the reviews you already have, your licences, insurance and certs (WorkSafeBC and COR if you hold them), and logins for anything you already own, like a domain or a Google profile. Phone photos of real jobs beat stock photos every time. No photos at all? A half-day job-site shoot in Prince George is $450.
Can you fix my existing site instead of building a new one?
The Launch is a rebuild on native WordPress, at the same fixed price whatever you have now. If your current site is worth keeping, the Blueprint says so, and lists what to fix first, in order. That plan is yours to hand to anyone, including someone who isn’t me. When I do rebuild, your old page addresses point to the new pages, so you keep whatever Google already gives you.
Do I really own it?
Yes. Every account is opened in your name on day one, and I am a manager on them, never the primary owner. If you leave, nothing breaks and nothing needs transferring. It is written into the one-page agreement.
What about hosting?
The hosting account is opened in your name, with a host I recommend before the build. Your site never sits on a server only I control. If you choose CORE, I look after it for you: hosting, security, updates and small edits.
What if I already have a domain?
Keep it. If it is in your name, I point it at the new site. If a former web company or anyone else holds it, getting it into your name is the first item in your Blueprint, before anything gets built on it.
Do you use page builders?
No. Native WordPress, built with the editor WordPress ships with. No page-builder licence to pay for, nothing extra loading on a customer’s phone, and any WordPress developer can work on it after me.
What does it cost per month after the build?
Nothing to me, unless you choose a plan. 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.
Is the Blueprint extra?
No. Every Launch includes it. If you buy the Blueprint on its own first, the full $297 comes off the Launch when you go ahead within 90 days.
Do you build sites for Trades outside Prince George?
Yes. Same price anywhere in Canada. Delivery is remote by default: video call, email and the intake form. The photo shoot is the one add-on that is Prince George only.
Start here
Send me your Google profile link.
I’ll tell you in two lines whether I can help. Same day, from me. If you’re shopping on price alone, I’m not your guy.