Taking new builds for next week
Built for home service contractors by someone who runs one. Live in one week. From $1,500 — and then you never think about it again.
Red River Mechanical — a real client site, on a real phone.
The hard part
Most customers look you up before they call. Here's what they're finding.
Most of your customers are standing in a wet basement holding an iPhone. If they have to pinch and zoom to find your number, they call the next guy.
They never tell you they left.
Your phone number should be the biggest thing on the page and it should be tappable. On most contractor sites it's buried in a footer in 11-point gray.
Emergency calls go to whoever's easiest to reach.
Old hours, a truck you sold, a service you stopped offering, a copyright line that says 2021. Every stale detail tells a customer you might not be in business.
Stale details read as "closed."
No nickel-and-diming
No add-on invoices, no "that's not in your package." One price, one monthly, done.
Built for the way your customers actually contact you: one tap to call from any screen, and quote requests that land in your inbox and on your phone while the job is still warm.
I set up and manage your map listing — categories, services, photos, hours, and replies to reviews. The profile stays in your name; I'm just a manager on it.
A page for every town you cover, so you turn up when somebody two counties over searches for your trade near them.
Holiday hours changed? Hired a tech? Got a photo of a clean install? Text it to me. It's done that day, usually within the hour.
Fast hosting, SSL, daily backups, uptime monitoring, and security patches. If something breaks at 2am, I find out before you do.
Three steps
What you do, where you work, who you want calling you. No sales pitch, no "digital strategy session." Just a conversation about your business.
You get a link to the real, finished site. Not a mockup, not a wireframe — the actual thing. You tell me what to change and I change it.
I handle the domain, the hosting, the Google setup, all of it. You go back to work. When something needs changing, you text me.
Recent work
One of them is my own heating and cooling company — which is exactly why I already know your equipment, your seasons, and your customers.
Residential HVAC · Oklahoma & Arkansas
This is my HVAC business, and its site is where I test everything first. Service pages for heating, cooling, indoor air, and marine AC. Online booking runs through our field service software, alongside a maintenance membership, customer portal, and financing.
Residential & commercial · Gainesville, TX
Everything on one screen, built for emergencies. Refrigeration, HVAC, commercial cooking equipment, and ice machines — for restaurants, retail, and homes. Licenses and warranty terms stated up front, and a request form that flags equipment-down calls so they get triaged first.
I also build custom platforms — booking integrations, customer portals, and live dashboards. And if you run a car show or festival on the side, that's a different animal entirely: I build those under Showrunner.
Real numbers
You shouldn't have to sit through a sales call to find out what something costs.
$1,500
One page, done right
$2,900
The one you probably want
$4,500+
When you need it to do things
Required for the first 12 months. After that, month to month — cancel whenever.
$75/mo
$149/mo
$299/mo
50% deposit to start, balance when it goes live. You see the finished site before you pay the balance.
Instant estimate
Answer four questions. Get a real number, not a "starting at."
Contractor & founder
I'm JonMark. I run an HVAC company, and I build every one of these sites myself.
Cozy Llama is mine. I know what a slow week feels like, what a tune-up is worth, and why the phone going quiet in October is a problem. I built that company's site to make my own phone ring — everything I sell you here got tested on my business before it got sold to yours.
There's no account manager, no offshore team, no ticket queue. When you need the holiday hours changed or a photo of the new truck added, you text me and it's done that day — usually within the hour.
That's the whole reason to hire me instead of using a website builder. The software isn't the hard part anymore. Having someone who owns the problem is.
I build the real, finished site first. You look at it on your own phone, click every button, show it to your spouse. If you don't want it, you don't pay the balance and we shake hands. That's the whole risk.
Straight answers
One week from the day I have your photos and details. The holdup is almost never me — it's waiting on content. If that's a problem, I'll write it for you.
Yes. Your domain is registered in your name, in your own account, and you can take it anywhere. I manage it for you, but I don't hold it hostage. That's not how I want to keep customers.
Yes, and it's included in every build. If you already have a Google Business Profile, you add me as a manager and I keep it current — hours, photos, services, posts, and replies to reviews. The profile stays in your name and you can remove me any time. If you don't have one yet, I'll build it out with you, though Google requires someone at the business to do the verification video themselves. I'll walk you through that part on a call; it takes about ten minutes.
Because an unmaintained website turns into a liability. Hours go stale, forms quietly break, security patches don't get applied, and a year later it's costing you jobs. I'd rather not build something that'll embarrass us both in eighteen months.
After the first 12 months you're month to month — cancel any time with 30 days' notice. I'll hand off your site files and help move your domain wherever you want it.
Usually I'll rebuild it instead. Patching someone else's site takes longer than starting clean and you end up with something worse. Same price either way.
Nobody honest can promise that. What I can promise: your Google Business Profile set up properly, service area pages built for local search, and a fast site — which is most of what actually moves local rankings. Anyone guaranteeing you the #1 spot is selling something.
I work with contractors nationwide. Everything happens by phone, text, and email — I've never needed to be in the same room as a customer to build them a good site.
Start here
Tell me about your company. I'll get back to you the same day with a real number.