Service and coverage pages
Explain the jobs you take, the areas you actually serve, and what a homeowner should know before contacting you. Use distinct trade details instead of copying the same page across city names.
Give homeowners a clear view of your services, real project work, and coverage area, then make it easy to request a conversation. LaniHQ designs and maintains contractor websites with a defined path from inquiry to your team.
Two minutes to start. You get a 30-minute founder-led review and a written next step, yours to keep either way.
Existing tools to review: Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro. Your field-service system stays responsible for jobs and dispatch. We confirm supported forms, booking links, or integrations before agreeing on the website scope.
For restoration, property services, maintenance, and other field teams in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend. Remodeling, roofing, plumbing, electrical, painting, HVAC, landscaping, and irrigation each have a page of their own.
Service understood
Real work reviewed
Estimate requested
Team follows up
Outcome recorded
For restoration, property services, maintenance, and other field teams in Greater Houston, including Fort Bend. Remodeling, roofing, plumbing, electrical, painting, HVAC, landscaping, and irrigation each have a page of their own.
Explain the jobs you take, the areas you actually serve, and what a homeowner should know before contacting you. Use distinct trade details instead of copying the same page across city names.
Organize your project photos, scope descriptions, and genuine reviews so visitors can evaluate the work. Publish credentials, warranties, and customer statements only when your business supplies and approves them.
Agree what the form collects, where it goes, and who follows up. Include mobile checks, hosting, routine maintenance, and content updates within the chosen care scope. Advertising, ongoing SEO campaigns, and custom integrations are separate decisions.
Kitchens · Bathrooms · Interior renovations
Explore the work, check the service area, and tell the team what you have in mind.
Behind the request
Example workflow only. Routing, notifications, and any software connection are confirmed in scope. A request is not a booked job.
Bring your current website, service list, approved project material, and the way your team handles inquiries. We review the gaps and agree the pages, content responsibilities, request destination, and care scope before the build.
Compare website plans and full terms
Already on WordPress and want it kept, not rebuilt? See WordPress maintenance.
Yes, the review starts with what you already have. We assess access, structure, mobile usability, content, and the inquiry path before recommending care, a focused redesign, or a new build. We agree what can stay and what needs replacement before quoting.
We assess your actual account and workflow. A supported booking link or embedded form may be enough. Creating or updating records through an API depends on the provider, account plan, permissions, and available integration. We do not assume a Jobber, ServiceTitan, or Housecall Pro connection is included or already live.
Start with the published managed website plans, which distinguish existing-site care, a new build, and a custom system. The agreed scope determines fit, setup, content work, and any integration charges. Review the full ownership and cancellation terms before choosing; source-code ownership depends on the plan.
Your business supplies real project information, approved photos, and genuine customer feedback. We help organize and present it. Optional media work needs its own scope and permission. The visual example on this page is a labeled demonstration, not a contractor client project.
No. A request gives your team enough context to respond. A person confirms the service, location, timing, and next step. Appointment booking, estimates, accepted work, and collected revenue are separate outcomes; the website does not guarantee leads or sales.
We look at how people find you, what happens after they call, and which of the six steps is costing you jobs. You leave with it written down, yours to keep either way.