Your website has been costing you jobs.
I went through the whole site today, piece by piece, and what I found is not cosmetic. It is coming straight out of your pocket. Here it is in plain English:
- 01
Real customers asked you for prices. You never saw them.
When someone fills out the form on your site, that message goes to the man who built it. Not to you. None of those estimate requests were ever getting to you. Somebody stood in their garage, asked A&J for a price, and the message died in somebody else's inbox. At $2,000 to $5,000 a job, that is money burning through your pocket.
- 02
The company under your website is going under
The whole site was built on Manus, a Chinese AI company that is already in serious trouble. Your website lives on their servers, under an account that is not yours, with no copy and no backup in your hands. If Manus goes dark, your site goes with it the same day, and there is nothing to salvage. You cannot stay on it. This is not a someday problem. It is a countdown.
- 03
Google isn't sending you jobs
Google can find parts of the site, but it isn't built to consistently compete for the local searches that produce jobs. When a neighbor looks for epoxy floors, other companies come up first. The site was never built to win that race.
- 04
Your web address needs to be in your hands
ajelitesurfacesolutions.com is registered at GoDaddy. Whoever holds that account holds the keys to your front door. Job one is making sure that's you.
None of this is hard to fix. Here's exactly what I'll do.
Exactly what I'm going to change
Nothing vague. This is the punch list, and every item on it is included in both options below:
- Your new metallic badge logo, on every page. It's already sitting at the top of this one.
- A new color scheme built around it. You're looking at it right now. This whole page is dressed in your new colors, and your new website will be too.
- The whole site moved onto GitHub and Cloudflare, in your name. These two platforms help run half the internet, and for a site your size they cost nothing. Businesses burn millions of dollars in hosting fees every year. You will never pay a dime of it. Not to a web shop, not to me, not to anyone. It's a simple trick almost nobody around you knows about, and I'm setting it up for you.
- Jeff removed from every page on the site.
- Phone number and email correct everywhere, checked line by line.
- Forms that come straight to you. Every inquiry hits your phone and inbox within seconds, and you get your own login where you can see every lead that ever comes in.
- The right color charts, so customers browse the options you actually install.
- Your Facebook and Instagram linked right on the site.
And while I'm in there, at no extra charge:
- Tap-to-call and tap-to-text buttons, so anyone on a phone reaches you in one touch.
- A before-and-after gallery of your real jobs. You send me the photos and videos, I make them shine. No stock pictures, no fake AI images. Your actual work, front and center.
- Your Google reviews, right on the homepage.
Tuesday, 9:14 PM. You're still on a job.
You're finishing a floor across town. Your phone is in the truck. Here's what happens on your website while you work, played out the way your system is built to handle it:
Automatically handled for Adam
Name, address, and phone number captured. The estimate is on your calendar. You never stopped working. That's the whole point.
Four minutes, start to finish, and you weren't in any of them. Now the math on what that's worth:
Most contractors answer hours later, or never. The first one to respond usually wins the walkthrough.
Leads come in when they come in. Every one gets answered, every one gets tracked, none slip through.
Your average job runs $2,000 to $5,000. The system runs $397 a month. That's the whole comparison.
Pick how far you want to take it
Both options include the full rescue: the rebuilt site, everything on the fix list, and your name on all of it. The difference is what happens after a lead reaches you.
Three ways to start
Every path starts with half down, or one payment if you'd rather keep it simple. I hand you the completion date in writing, and the balance is only due when three things are true: the rebuilt site is live, a test form reaches your phone and inbox, and a test estimate books on your calendar. You see it working before you finish paying. That's how confident I am in this.
Then $750 when your site is live and passes those three checks. $1,500 total. No monthly anything.
Then $1,500 when the whole machine is live and passes those three checks. The $397 a month starts only after that, never before.
One payment on day one saves you $500 off the $3,000 setup. Same work, same written date, same guarantee.
Two things from you
- Your GoDaddy login, or just the email address that gets the renewal notices for your web address.
- Which option you want. Tell me, or just hit a button below and we're rolling.
Ready right now? Start here.
Secure checkout through Stripe. The $397 a month starts only when your system is live and firing, never before.
The details are the whole job.
Everything on this page was built by me, Adam Alexander, at Local LVRG. The audit of your current site. The booking system you watched book a job in the demo. This page itself, wearing your new colors. I found the money leaking out of a website I didn't even build, because that's the level I work at.
Partner with me and you're not hiring a web guy. You're getting the person who builds the whole machine, sweats every detail inside it, and stands behind it month to month.
And look at how this deal is built. The last guy set things up so you'd need him forever. With me, the website, the web address, and every contact and lead are yours outright, no matter what. The $397 a month runs the booking system, and it's month to month. If you ever stop, you keep the site, you keep every lead, and you still never pay a hosting bill. That's the difference.
Ready when you are.