Questions tradespeople ask about websites

$50, one time. That covers building your pages, writing the words, adding your photos and a contact form, putting it live on your domain, and changes for the first 30 days. Hosting ($5/mo) and later changes ($5 each) are optional.

Nope. $50 is the only required cost. Hosting at $5/mo is optional. Want to self-manage? I'll sign everything over (site files, domain, any accounts) at no extra charge.

Keep your Google Business Profile; it matters a lot for local searches. A website backs it up with more detail about your services and work, gives customers a place to see photos and request a quote, and gives you a link you control. The two work best together.

Facebook is fine for keeping in touch, but not everyone uses it, it's harder for Google to read, and you don't control it. A simple website you own is a steadier home base, and you can link the two.

Yes. Your first year of domain (a standard .com) is on us, included in the $50, and registered in your name. After year one you renew it yourself, straight with the registrar. You never pay me for it.

You do. Your domain, your words, your photos. It's yours. Want to run it yourself? I'll sign everything over (site files, domain, any accounts) at no charge.

Fast. Your free demo site gets built and sent within an hour of your first message, before you pay anything. Pay $50 and your site goes live within 60 minutes. One honest note: a brand-new domain can take a little while (sometimes a few hours) to show up everywhere.

Your business name, phone number, the services you offer, the towns you cover and some photos of your work. Phone photos are fine: email them, or send a Google Photos or iCloud share link, along with any ideas for your site. I'll write the rest and run it by you.

Yes. Changes are included for the first 30 days. After that it's $5 per change request (new photos, new services, changed hours), only when you ask. Or update it yourself.

Yes. Everything is done online by form, text and email, so it doesn't matter where you work. If you're a tradesperson anywhere in the US, Nailed Web can build your site.

It helps a lot. Each site is set up with clear page titles, a sitemap and business details Google can read. Getting found also depends on your Google Business Profile and reviews, and I'm happy to point you in the right direction there.

With Nailed Web, $50 total, with your first year of domain included. Agency-built sites often cost far more. A simple trades site needs a few clear pages, your photos, a quote form and tap-to-call, and that's what you get. Hosting ($5/mo) is optional.

Yes, if it's built for your trade and kept up to date. A Nailed Web site is a few clear pages (services, towns, photos, quote form) built to load fast on a phone. It's not a big agency site, and most trades don't need one.

Do-it-yourself builders cost money every month and eat your evenings. Nailed Web builds it for you for $50 total, domain included for year one, and you own it. No subscription.

Those sites own the customer and the listing. Your own website is the one place that's only you, and you can link it from all of them.

No, and nobody honest can. Your site is set up so Google can read it (titles, sitemap, business details). Reviews and a Google Business Profile matter a lot too.

A small, US-based shop run by someone who spent years on the owner's side of contracting. You deal with one real person by form, text and email, start to finish.