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Guillen's Construction
Landscaping and construction
A landscaping and construction business in San Jose with a live site that sends every enquiry straight to the owner's inbox.
Read what was built
Be the one they call.
A real website that shows up on Google and gets your phone ringing. Built, launched, and handed over — you own it, start to finish.
Takes 30 seconds. No call required.
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Guillen's Construction — landscaping and construction, San Jose. Their site is live and sending form submissions straight to the inbox.
See what was builtYou see your homepage before you spend a dollar.
Specification
- Service area
- San Jose + South Bay
- Build time
- 2 to 3 weeks
- Price
- From $400
- Retainer
- None
- You own
- Domain, hosting, files
- Site language
- English + Español
A-02Two readers
Two situations. Pick yours.
Most owners we build for are in one of these. The work is the same either way — what changes is what you have to worry about.
I don't have a website
You're invisible to anyone who searches instead of asks.
Word of mouth still works. A Facebook page and a Yelp listing still work. But when someone new pulls out their phone and searches for your trade near them, you are not in the results. They call whoever is.
You do not need to write anything, design anything, or learn anything. You send a few basics. I do the rest.
What you were probably worried about
- You don't write the copy. I do, and you approve it.
- You don't need photos of everything — a handful of your real work is plenty.
- There is no monthly contract. You buy a site, you own a site.
I have one and it's bad
What you have is costing you the customers who think you closed.
If it pinch-zooms on a phone, loads slowly, or still lists a number you stopped using, people assume the business is gone. They don't call to check. They tap back and call the next one.
You already paid for a site once. That is a fair reason to be careful, so here is the part nobody tells you: you do not lose what you have built.
What happens to what you already have
- Your domain stays yours. Same address, new site behind it.
- Your Google ranking does not reset. Same domain means the same history.
- Your old site stays up until the new one is ready. Nothing goes dark.
A-03Live demo
Watch your homepage get built.
Type your business name and pick your trade. This is a real, working layout — the same structure I build for paying clients, drawn here in your browser as you type.
It appears in the site as you type.
This is a layout demonstration, not your finished site. The real build uses your own copy, your photos, and your service area.
Example homepage layout for Your Business, heating and cooling, shown at phone width. This is a demonstration, not a real website.
390 × 844 · what most of your customers will see
Example homepage redrawn for Your Business, heating and cooling, at phone width.
That took you about ten seconds.
The real one takes me a few days, uses your actual services and your real photos, and goes live on your own domain. It's free to see before you decide anything.
Build mine for realYour answers here get carried over. No call required.
Every site I build is measured on a phone and a normal connection before it goes live.
A-04Scope
What you actually get
One price, one scope, one handover. Here is the whole list, including the parts that are not in it.
- 01
A multi-page website
Home, your services, the areas you cover, about, and contact. Not a one-pager.
Included - 02
Built for phones first
Most of your customers are on a phone. No pinch-zooming, no tiny text.
Included - 03
Forms that reach your inbox
Someone fills it in, you get an email. Tested before launch, not after.
Included - 04
Your Google Business Profile set up
Or cleaned up if it already exists. This is what puts you on Google Maps.
Included - 05
A page for each city and each service
Google treats every city as its own market. One page can't cover two of them.
Included - 06
A round of changes
You see it, you tell me what's wrong, I fix it. That's included, not extra.
Included - 07
Hosting set up and pointed at your domain
Including the DNS part you should not have to think about.
Included - 08
Full handover
Logins, files, accounts, ownership. You can hand it to anyone else tomorrow.
Included
Not included — so there are no surprises
- Paid ads, or ongoing SEO work after launch.
- Domain and hosting fees. Those stay in your name and stay yours.
If you already have a site
Three questions come up every time, and you should not have to book a call to get the answers.
- Do I keep my domain?
- Yes. It stays registered in your name. I point it at the new site. If you would rather move it somewhere else, that's fine too — it's yours either way.
- Will I lose my Google ranking?
- No. Ranking is tied to your domain, and the domain doesn't change. I keep your existing page addresses where I can and forward the old ones where I can't, so nothing that used to work breaks.
- I'm still paying a builder every month. What about that?
- Keep paying it until the new site is live, then cancel. Your old site stays up the whole time. We schedule the switch so there is never a day where you have nothing.
A-05Proof
Work
Real businesses, real live sites. Screenshots are of the actual pages.
A-06Process
How it goes
Four steps. You are involved in two of them.
- 01
Ask for a free preview
You — 30 seconds
Five boxes on one page. No call, no pitch, no card.
- 02
See your homepage
Me — 2 business days
A real mockup of your actual business, not a template with your name dropped in. Free, and yours to walk away from.
- 03
Say yes, and I build the rest
Me — 2 to 3 weeks
I write the copy, build the pages, set up the forms and your Google profile. You review once and tell me what to change.
- 04
It goes live, and it's yours
Both of us — one afternoon
Logins, files, accounts, ownership — all handed to you. No retainer starts. Nothing renews.
A-07Price
What it costs
The prices are on the pricing page, in numbers, with what's in each one. You should not have to ask.
A-08Questions
Questions people actually ask
Answered here so you don't have to book a call to find out.
No site yetHow long does this take?
Most sites go live in 2 to 3 weeks from the day you say yes. The free preview comes back sooner — 2 business days. The slowest part is usually waiting on photos, so if you have those ready it moves faster.
No site yetWhat do I have to give you?
Your business name, what you do, the areas you cover, your hours, your phone number, and a handful of photos of your real work. That's the whole list. If you don't have good photos yet, say so and we'll work around it.
No site yetDo I need to write anything?
No. I write the copy and you approve it. You know your business better than I do, so I'll ask you a few questions and you'll correct me where I get it wrong. You are never handed a blank page.
No site yetWhat if I don't like it?
You see a real homepage for your business before you pay anything, so the worst case is you say no and it cost you nothing. After you're in, one round of changes is included. If it's still not right after that, tell me — I'd rather fix it than have you unhappy with something you paid for.
Have a siteCan you keep my domain?
Yes, and it stays registered in your name. Your web address does not change. I point it at the new site when the new site is ready. If you'd rather move the domain to a different registrar at the same time, that's fine — it's yours either way.
Have a siteWill I lose my Google ranking?
No. Google ties your ranking to your domain, and the domain isn't changing. I keep your existing page addresses where I can and set up forwards where I can't, so links that used to work keep working. A faster, phone-friendly site usually helps rather than hurts.
Have a siteI'm still paying a website builder every month. What happens to that?
You keep paying it until the new site is live, then you cancel it. Your old site stays up the entire time, so there is never a day where someone searches for you and finds nothing. I'll tell you exactly when it's safe to cancel.
Have a siteCan you move what's already there?
Yes, if it's worth moving. Reviews, photos, service descriptions, and any pages that are actually bringing you customers come across. The rest usually shouldn't. I'll tell you honestly which is which before I start.
EveryoneDo I own the site after?
Yes, completely. You get the domain, the hosting account, the files, and every login. Nothing is held hostage. If you want to hand it to a different person next year, you can, and you won't need my permission or my help.
EveryoneWho hosts it, and what does that cost?
The site is hosted in your own account, not mine, and the cost is small — usually a few dollars a month, sometimes free at this size. Your domain renews separately, roughly the price of a sandwich per year. Both bills are in your name, so I can't hold either over you.
EveryoneWhat if I want changes in six months?
Message me and I'll quote the change, or hand it to anyone you like. There is no retainer and no lock-in, which also means there's no monthly fee sitting there when you don't need anything. Small text and photo swaps are usually quick and cheap.
EveryoneDo you work in Spanish?
The build itself runs in English — the calls, the emails, and the questions I'll ask you. If your own customers read Spanish and you want Spanish on your site, say so on the form and we'll talk about what that takes.
Still stuck on something? Ask me directly — it goes to a person, not a queue.
See your homepage before you spend a dollar.
Tell me the business name and what you do. I'll build a real homepage for it and send it over. If you don't like it, that's the end of it — no call, no follow-up sequence.
Takes 30 seconds. No call required.