[One or two sentence sub headline. Say what you do, who you do it for, and what makes your work different. Keep it plain and confident.]
Or call us direct [04XX XXX XXX][Two line section intro. Briefly describe the breadth of work you take on and the standard you hold to. Speak to homeowners, not other tradies.]
[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two to three line description of this service. What it covers, who it suits, and what the homeowner can expect.]
Enquire →[Two line section intro. Reassure the homeowner that the process is simple, transparent, and that they will know what is happening at every step.]
[Two to three lines explaining the first step. What the homeowner does, what you do, and roughly how long it takes.]
[Two to three lines explaining the second step. What the homeowner does, what you do, and roughly how long it takes.]
[Two to three lines explaining the third step. What the homeowner does, what you do, and roughly how long it takes.]
[Two line section intro. Tell the homeowner what kinds of jobs are shown here. Mention the variety and the standard of finish.]
[One line that says when you answer and how quickly you respond. Reassure the homeowner that they will not be bounced through a call centre.]
[Paragraph one. Tell the homeowner who started the business and why. Mention how long the owner has been in the trade and where they trained.]
[Paragraph two. Talk about the kind of work you take on, the standard you hold, and what clients say sets you apart.]
[Real Google review one. Three or four lines. Pick one that mentions a specific outcome, not just generic praise.]
[Real Google review two. Three or four lines. Pick one that mentions a specific outcome, not just generic praise.]
[Real Google review three. Three or four lines. Pick one that mentions a specific outcome, not just generic praise.]
[Two line section intro. Tell the homeowner that the questions below answer what most callers ask. Invite them to phone or message if their question is not here.]
[Answer one. Three to five lines. State the typical timeframe in plain language. Mention if it changes by season or job size. End with one clear next step.]
[Answer two. Three to five lines. Say what is included in a quote, how long quotes are valid, and whether there is any obligation. Avoid quoting actual numbers here.]
[Answer three. Three to five lines. Name the suburbs you service. Be clear about the smallest job you will take on and the largest you handle solo.]
[Answer four. Three to five lines. State your licence number, the insurance you carry, and any warranty you offer on labour and materials. Be specific.]
[Answer five. Three to five lines. Walk through what you need from the homeowner on the day. Mention parking, power, water, pets, or anything else that comes up regularly.]
[Answer six. Three to five lines. Explain when payment is due, whether you take a deposit, and which payment methods you accept. Keep it simple and reassuring.]
[Two to three line invitation. Say how quickly you reply, that the first chat is no pressure, and that you are happy to discuss the job by phone or email first.]