01 · Website refresh
Start with the page that needs attention.
Your business has changed. The website hasn’t quite caught up. A focused refresh can bring an important page up to date without turning every change into a complete rebuild.
- Clear service pages that explain the work and the homeowners it helps.
- A more useful layout on phones and larger screens.
- Real project photos, accurate service areas, and offers you confirm.
- An easy call or quote-request step, especially on phones.
We agree on the exact page, changes, and revision allowance before starting. New forms, integrations, and broader redesigns are quoted separately when needed.
02 · New websites
Build around what your customers need to know.
We plan the pages around your services, the places you actually work, and the questions homeowners ask before calling. We write clear copy and use real work you have permission to share. The design supports an informed quote request.
You’ll know which pages are included, what we need from you, and how review and launch will work. Domain, hosting, and other outside costs are identified before you commit.
03 · The handoff
Know what changed and how to use it.
We check the agreed pages and contact paths, walk you through the work, and provide the access or handoff information in your scope. Ongoing updates are available as a separate service.
When we evaluate inquiry volume or booked jobs, we agree on the tracking and comparison first. The handoff explains what changed and what evidence is available.
04 · Common questions
Planning a home-service website project.
Can Lerrow improve an existing website?
Yes. A focused refresh can improve agreed pages, service information, mobile usability, and contact paths. We review the current platform and access before deciding what is practical. A full rebuild is a separate scope.
Are domain, hosting, and ongoing updates included?
Your written quote identifies the pages, handoff, and any outside costs. Domain, hosting, software, and ongoing updates are included only when the scope says so. You keep administrative control of your accounts where the platform permits.