What the site has to do
Phone and hours at the top
A tappable phone number and your hours on every page, above everything else, with the emergency line separate if you have one.
Your towns, in words
A service area a visitor can read, not a map they have to zoom. Salem, Beverly, Peabody, Danvers, Lynn, and so on, as you actually cover them.
A form for the scheduled work
Emergencies call. Everyone else can send a request that says what the problem is, what the system is, where it is, and when someone is home.
Your license number on the page
Massachusetts expects it in your advertising, and customers look for it. It goes in the footer and on the form.
The request form
Every build includes an inquiry form written for your trade. It asks what you need to know before you can quote or answer, and each request arrives in your email complete, with the customer's reply address attached.
What a message box sends you
- From
- k.sullivan@example.com
- Message
- Need someone to look at my furnace
What your new form sends you
- Problem
- Furnace short-cycling, no heat upstairs
- System
- Gas, forced hot air, about 15 years old
- Where
- Salem, street address on request
- Urgency
- This week, not an emergency
- Access
- Someone home after 3 p.m.
- Reach me
- Call or text
What we keep
Your phone number, your hours, your towns, your license numbers and your existing page addresses. Your current site's wording stays where it is good.
What it costs
You own the domain, the hosting account and the files from the first day. Half at kickoff, half at launch. Anything beyond four pages is priced in a written proposal before you pay.
Reassembly rebuilds websites for plumbers, electricians and HVAC companies on the North Shore of Massachusetts and around Boston, from Lynn and Salem to Gloucester and Newburyport. To start, send your current website address and we reply with a picture of your homepage, rebuilt, at no charge.