Buda, TXHandyman & Remodeling
Jaimes Handyman Remodeling
Twenty years in business, 5.0 on Yelp, and no website at all. I built nine pages around the jobs his customers actually describe, every image an SVG, with a portfolio page that fills itself the day he sends photos.
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The problem
A handyman and remodeler based in Buda since 2005, with twelve five-star Yelp reviews and nothing else online: a Facebook page with 27 followers and no site. Anyone searching for a handyman in Buda found competitors with websites and him with a listing. The reviews already told the story. They had nowhere to live.
What I did
- Services are grouped by the jobs customers described in reviews rather than by trade: ceiling fans and attic ladders sit next to kitchen remodels and cedar porch columns.
- Every image is an SVG illustration, so the site launched without a single photo and swaps to real ones when he sends them.
- The portfolio page reads a photo folder. Adding work is drop the files, run one script, push.
- GeneralContractor JSON-LD carries the address, hours, service area, and payment methods. The quote form posts to an inbox with no backend to host.
Where it landed
Nine indexable pages, a sitemap, and a working quote form, built from public listings before the first conversation.
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