Website design and rebuilds for a locksmith business
A locksmith site is read by someone outside a locked door with 12% battery, and by a property manager comparing three shops for a 40-door rekey. It has to work for both. 22.2% of locksmith listings have no site at all, and listings with one have a median of 67 reviews against 15 without.
What the site must do: load in under two seconds on cellular, put a tap-to-call button and a text option on screen before any scroll, show the license number on every page beside a photo of the actual van, and give each service its own page with a price range: lockouts, rekeys, commercial, automotive. Add the page almost no locksmith has, how to spot a fake locksmith, because it gets shared and quoted. The mistake is paying for design when the hard part is the writing: the price sentences, the license, the real photos.
At two weeks, working means a first draft live on your domain with the four service pages and prices, your Google reviews pulled onto it with names and streets, and a mobile speed score above 80. Those are the seven things it must do.