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Plumbers, electricians, builders, roofers, cleaners, gardeners. People find you when something needs doing, often in a hurry, and your site has seconds to tell them three things: you do the job, you come to their street, and here is how to get a quote.
Someone with a leaking water heater searches for water heater repair, not for "plumbing services". Each service you list gets a page of its own, so the job they typed is the page they land on.
The first thing a homeowner checks is whether you cover their town. A plain list of the places you work answers it before they have to ask.
Each service page closes with a request form for that service, and every request is saved as a lead in your dashboard, so none depends on an email arriving.
Photographs of finished jobs do more than any sentence. Each project you add, with its photographs, gets a page of its own.
Water heater repair
Areas we cover
Ask for a quote
Your name
Your town
What needs doing
Every Buildly site is built from the pages its design defines, with three collections that grow with you: services, projects and blog posts. This is how your kind of business fits into them.
| What you have | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Each job you take on - repairs, installs, refits | A service page each, written from your list, and a services page that lists them all |
| The towns and areas you cover | Your service areas page, from the list you give Juno - or a draft from what Buildly found, marked for you to check |
| Finished jobs | Projects, each with your own photographs, added on the Projects screen |
| Quote requests and call-outs | The request form on each service page and your contact form, both landing in Leads |
| Years in the trade | A years-in-business figure, on designs with a numbers band - never estimated |
Juno asks every business the same kinds of questions, in a conversation rather than a form, and phrases them her own way. Your answers are what make the site yours: the words are written from them, and the photographs Buildly chooses from its library are matched to what you say you do.
“What do you do, and who do you do it for?” is yours to answer in your own words. Juno will offer to draft why people choose you.
Everything the interview coversWhat are your main services?
Emergency leak repairs, water heater installs, and bathroom refits.
Which towns or areas do you cover?
Springfield, Lakeside, Oak Hill, and anywhere within twenty minutes of them.
Why do people choose you rather than someone else nearby?
Licensed and insured, we answer the phone ourselves, and we turn up when we say.
None of it is required to start - the build can begin once Juno knows your business name, what you do and where - but each one makes the first draft closer to finished.
Yes. Tell Juno which towns or areas you cover and every place you name goes on your service areas page. If you start the build before answering, Buildly drafts the list from what it found about your business online and marks it on your site overview for you to check. Check it before you publish: a site that promises a town you do not serve sends you jobs you have to turn down.
Yes. Your services are a collection: each one gets a page of its own, ending with a way to ask about that service, and a services page lists them all. Juno asks for your main services in the interview, and you can change the words of any of them later in the editor.
Add each job as a project. On the Projects screen you say what the job was, what you did and where it was, then upload its photographs. Uploading your own photos uses no sparks.
If your customers ask about them, yes. The interview has no separate question for credentials, so mention them when Juno asks why people choose you - that answer becomes the description your whole site is written around.
Something else on your mind? Browse the help center.
Name your services and the towns you cover, and Buildly writes the pages a homeowner checks before they pick up the phone.
Juno
Buildly’s website builder
Hi - I’m Juno. I’ll ask a few things about your business, then build your website from what you tell me.
Tell Juno about your businessTakes a few minutes. No design skills.
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