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// Free website teardownFind where your website is leaking calls.
I'll review your site for the speed, mobile, SEO, clarity, and trust issues that keep local customers from calling.
No pitch deck. No generic SEO package.
You send the site. I send back the first things I would fix and why they matter.
3–5 minute review
A short video or written review of your site — specific, actionable, no filler.
5-point call-leak scorecard
Speed, local SEO, call path, proof, and service-page depth — scored honestly.
1–3 fixes to make first
The highest-leverage changes, in order. Whether or not you hire me.
Optional follow-up
Want help making the fixes? We can talk. Want to do it yourself? Also fine.
A practical audit, not SEO theater.
I am not grading your site against a fake checklist so I can sell you a giant package. I am looking for the specific friction that costs local businesses calls: slow pages, buried CTAs, weak service pages, missing proof, and local search signals Google cannot understand.
Built for local service businesses that need the phone to ring.
Home services
Roofers, plumbers, HVAC companies, electricians, remodelers, landscapers, and other trades where one missed call can be expensive.
Atlanta-area operators
Businesses around Atlanta, Cumming, and Forsyth County that already do good work but have a site that undersells it.
Not ready for a rebuild
If you want the first leaks found before committing to a new website, this is the sane place to start.
See the teardown thinking in practice.
These are speculative examples, not client case studies. They show how I look for call leaks in common local-service funnels.
Roofing teardown example
Storm intent, insurance trust signals, roof repair pages, mobile call path, and local SEO signals.
View roofing example EX·02 →Plumbing teardown example
Emergency intent, wet-basement mobile behavior, service-page clarity, tap-to-call redundancy, and local proof.
View plumbing example EX·03 →Your site next
Send your URL and I'll look for the first leaks costing you calls — before you spend serious money on a rebuild.
Send your URLSend your URL. I'll find the leaks.
Email your website address and I'll send back the first things I'd fix — and why they're costing you calls.