Contractor web design in New Port Richey, built to book jobs
Fast, hand-coded websites for plumbers, HVAC companies and other trades across Pasco, Hernando and Pinellas, with a page for every service and every real town you cover. Built the same way as the three contractor sites we run today.
Plumbing · Port Richey, Spring Hill, Palm Harbor · Astro 6 on Netlify
A family plumber with offices in three towns. The standout is honest pricing: each cost guide says how many completed Farrell jobs were reviewed to set the range, and when the guide was last checked.
72pages in the sitemapSource: gofarrellplumbing.com/sitemap.xml, Sep 24, 2026
12service area pages in 4 countiesSource: gofarrellplumbing.com/service-areas, Sep 24, 2026
11cost guides built from completed jobsSource: gofarrellplumbing.com/pricing, Sep 24, 2026
HVAC · Port Richey and Spring Hill · Astro 5 on Netlify
Built around Rufus, the company’s hound mascot, and the stripes of its real van wrap. Each office has its own set of service pages, and the maintenance plan is sold with a membership card that spins in 3D, with a pause button for anyone who would rather it hold still.
88pages in the sitemapSource: farrellac.com/sitemap-0.xml, Sep 24, 2026
16city pages in 4 countiesSource: farrellac.com/service-areas, Sep 24, 2026
10pricing guides, plus a pricing hubSource: farrellac.com/sitemap-0.xml, Sep 24, 2026
A family plumber in West Palm Beach since 1985, redesigned in September 2026 in a look drawn from the company’s own sign. Every service page shows a planning price range, backed by a pricing hub, a financing calculator and a learning center.
77pages in the sitemapSource: integrityplumber.com/sitemap-0.xml, Sep 24, 2026
16service pages, each with a planning price rangeSource: integrityplumber.com/sitemap-0.xml, Sep 24, 2026
16pricing guides, plus a pricing hubSource: integrityplumber.com/sitemap-0.xml, Sep 24, 2026
Many people land on a plumber’s or an AC company’s site from a phone, and a lot of them have a problem right now: water on the floor, or no cold air in August. They are not browsing. They want three answers fast. Do you do this job? Do you come to my town? How do I reach you?
So the phone number and the booking button sit on every screen. Every service and every real town gets its own page with a straight answer. And the pages have to load before a worried homeowner gives up and hits the back button.
A slow website is a leaky bucketYou can rank first in the map pack and still lose the call to a page that loads slowly, looks dated or buries the phone number. The website is the part of our local SEO services that turns a visit into a call.
Every site is hand-coded with Astro and hosted on Netlify. There is no page builder and no pile of plugins to keep patched. Here is what goes into one, with a live example of each on a site we run:
What we build
Live example
A page for every service, with a price range if you publish one
We write the words too, from what your team tells us about the work, and you check every fact before it goes live.
Prices on the page
All three sites publish price ranges. That makes a lot of owners nervous, so here is why we push for it. The first question on most calls is how much. A page that answers it honestly sends you callers who already know the ballpark, and it takes the hardest part of the call off your CSRs. For the callers who still ask, we wrote a guide to price shopper calls.
Farrell Plumbing goes a step further. Each of its cost guides says how many completed Farrell jobs were reviewed to set the range, and when the guide was last checked.
31 completed jobs reviewed to set the water heater installation range. Source: gofarrellplumbing.com/pricing/water-heater-installation, Sep 24, 2026.
integrityplumber.com/pricing
A pricing hub with planning ranges for common jobs, each linked to its own guide.
Farrell Plumbing is a Team Farrell company, and Rankd grew out of Team Farrell.
Our own web design is quoted once we know what you need: how many pages, how many towns, and what photos you already have.
Speed, measured and not guessed
You will not find speed scores on this page yet. We only publish numbers we measured, with the date we measured them. Until then, check for yourself: run any of the three sites through Google’s PageSpeed Insights (opens in a new tab) on the mobile setting.
Here is how we build them to stay quick. Pages are built ahead of time as plain HTML, so there is no database to wait on. Images are compressed and sized for the screen. And every third-party script has to earn its place before it goes on the page.
SEO built in, not bolted on
Structured data on every page, so Google can read the business type, the services, the service areas and the FAQs
An XML sitemap and clean addresses for every page
One clear headline per page, with a title and description written for the search it targets
Internal links on the keyword words, like “drain cleaning in West Palm Beach”, never “click here”
Redirects from every old address when we replace a site, so old links and bookmarks still land somewhere useful
Tracking built in
Each site ships with call tracking wired in: a CallRail number for each source, so a call from the website is counted apart from a call off your Business Profile or an ad. Forms and booking links feed the place your office already works, like Housecall Pro, so no lead sits in an inbox nobody checks.
We respect privacy settings too. Integrity’s site honors a visitor’s Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track settings.
How a build goes
From your current site to the first tracked call
1Stop 01
Plan the pages
We look at your services, your towns and your current site, then map every page the new site needs and every old address that needs a redirect.
2Stop 02
Words and photos
We write the pages from what your team tells us, and you check the facts. We use photos of your real trucks, techs and jobs.
3Stop 03
Build and review
We build the site and send you a preview link to click through on your own phone before anything goes live.
4Stop 04
Launch and track
Tracking numbers, redirects, the sitemap and Search Console are set up on launch day, so the first call is counted.
On timing. How long a build takes depends mostly on how many pages you need and how fast we get photos and answers from your team. We give you a date in the proposal, not before we know the scope.
It depends on how many pages you need and how fast we get photos and answers from your team. A site with a page for every service and town is a bigger job than a five page site. We give you a date in the proposal, once we know the scope.
Can you move my current site without losing my rankings?
Nobody can honestly promise that nothing moves. What we do is list every page on your old site, keep the ones that bring in visits, and send every old address to its new page with a permanent redirect. After launch we watch Google Search Console and fix anything that breaks.
Why hand-coded instead of WordPress?
Speed and upkeep. Our sites are built ahead of time into plain pages, so there is no database, no plugins to update and much less to break or get hacked. The trade-off is that there is no drag-and-drop editor. For a contractor site that needs to load fast and make the phone ring, we think that is the right trade.
Do you write the words on the site?
Yes. We write every page from what your team tells us about the work, the towns and the prices, and we ask you to check the facts before anything goes live. You know the trade. We know how people search for it.
Website proposal
Tell us what your site needs to do
Send us your current site, your services and the towns you cover. We will look at what you have and tell you whether it needs a rebuild, a repair or nothing at all. A new site is scoped and quoted after that.
