Serving the entire United States
Websites for trades and home services.
Built in Douglas, Georgia. Delivered anywhere in the country. Custom design, managed hosting and SEO for companies that run on booked jobs.
Your Competitors Are Getting the Calls. Your Website Should Be Too.
We build and host websites for plumbers, HVAC and electrical contractors, roofers, septic and land services - and every other trade that lives on the phone ringing.
Most contractor websites were built to look at, not to get called
Here is what we usually see when a trade business sends us their site.
It takes six seconds to load on a phone, which is where most of your customers are standing when they need you. The phone number is an image, so nobody can tap it. There is no service area written anywhere, so Google has no idea you cover three counties. The last update was years ago and the copyright line still says so.
None of that is a design problem. The pipes are wrong, so nothing gets where it is going. More on where local funnels quietly die after the click.
A contractor website has one job: turn somebody standing in two inches of water at 7pm into a phone call. Everything else is decoration.
What we build, and what it actually does for you
Tap-to-call everywhere
Your number is a button, not a picture. Nobody with a burst pipe should have to squint and retype it.
Fast on a truck signal
Built lean and hosted on managed infrastructure. Six seconds on mobile data loses the call before the page finishes loading.
Service area spelled out
Every county and town you cover, in text a search engine can read. That is how you show up for your trade plus their town.
Emergency calls made loud
If you run after-hours service, that belongs at the top of the page. Most contractor sites bury it in the footer.
Photos of your actual work
Your trucks, your crew, your finished jobs. Not stock photos of somebody else in a clean uniform.
Hosting, updates and backups
You do not touch it and it does not break. When WordPress or a plugin needs updating, that is ours to handle.
About that cheaper quote
You have probably got a quote in your inbox for a few hundred dollars, or an offer to do the whole thing overseas for a fraction of what we would charge. We are not going to pretend that is not real.
Here is what is usually in the gap.
A cheap build is a template with your logo dropped in. It is fast to produce because nobody researched what your customers search for, nobody wrote the copy, nobody built the service-area pages, and nobody is answering the phone in eighteen months when it breaks. You are buying a file, not a working asset.
Sometimes that is the right call. If you are brand new, still testing whether the business works, and you need something up this week, go get the cheap one. We would rather tell you that than sell you something you do not need yet.
But if the phone ringing is how you eat, the website is equipment. Nobody buys the cheapest truck.
Cheap hosting shows up the same way. Speed, uptime and SSL decide whether a visitor trusts you before they read a word.
How it works
We look at what you have
Send us your URL, or tell us there is not one yet. We will say honestly whether you need a rebuild or just a few fixes.
We quote a flat price
No hourly surprises. You have the number before anything starts.
We build it
You review, we revise, it goes live.
We host and maintain it
Updates, backups, security and support. If something breaks you call us, not a ticket queue.
Where AI fits, and where it does not
We use AI. It is genuinely good at the repetitive parts: first drafts, alt text, cleaning up data, catching the things a human would skim straight past. Used well it makes a small shop faster.
What it cannot do is know that your customers call you at eleven at night, or that half your work comes from one general contractor who refers you, or that your service area needs to be on the page in the exact words your customers type. A generic site generated in twenty minutes looks fine and wins nothing. We use AI for speed and humans for the parts that decide whether the phone rings.
Trades we build for
Do not see yours? We build for any business that runs on booked jobs. Call and ask.
Questions we get asked
Do I have to move my hosting to you?
No. We can build on your existing host. Most clients move because managed hosting is where the speed and the it-does-not-break part come from, but it is not a condition of working together.
What if I already have a website?
Then we start by telling you whether it is worth keeping. Sometimes the answer is a rebuild. Sometimes it is four fixes and you keep what you have. We will tell you which, before you pay us anything.
Will I be able to update it myself?
Yes, and you can also just call us. It is built on WordPress, so changing text and swapping photos is straightforward. Anything structural is what the maintenance plan is for.
Do you only work with businesses in Georgia?
No. We are based in Douglas, Georgia and we work with businesses across the United States and all U.S. territories. Most of this happens by phone and email regardless of where you are.
How long does it take?
It depends on scope and on how quickly we get your photos and content. You will get a timeline with the quote, and we hold to it.
Tell us what is broken
ProXSites has been designing, building and hosting websites since 2002. Web work is all we do.
We will pull your site up while you are on the phone. No charge and no pitch. We will tell you what we would fix and whether it is worth doing.