Five pages, each with one job.
Home, a page per core service, service area, trust, and contact. Not a template with your logo swapped in: each page is built around what that visitor needs to book you.
AC out in the heat?
Same-week visits, answered by a person.
Repair, replacement, and tune-ups across the valley.
You have the craft. We build the presence. Distinctive websites for local service businesses, with clear services, search foundations, and a direct path from first impression to inquiry.
Up to five pages. $1,500 pilot. Work directly with the builder.
THE FIELDLINE STANDARD
From the first pixel to the final form submission. Thoughtful design, practical engineering, and one person accountable for the build.
Your work, your service area, your voice. A site shaped around the business you actually run.
Explore the approach 02↗Clear service pages, readable mobile layouts, and request paths with a defined next step.
See how it is built 03↗Useful answers, crawlable pages, and search foundations included in the build.
See the search foundations 04↗Launch checks include form delivery. You own your accounts and know where requests arrive.
See the complete scopeStart with the problem you need solved
Get one strength, three specific issues, and a practical page plan for your current website.
Request the free audit →02 / $1,500 website pilotNo website yet? Start here.Turn your services, job photos, and service area into up to five focused pages. Get a written plan before payment.
Plan your first website →03 / Standalone care · $149/moKeep the site you already have.Weekly original SEO content, request-path checks, search review, and small updates. We review your platform and access before confirming fit.
See what Web Care covers →04 / Full SEO + AEO · $249/moWant a steady search program?Two original research-led articles each week, on-page improvements, structured-data review, Search Console checks, and a plain monthly report.
Review the SEO + AEO package →Fieldline builds websites for local service businesses, HVAC companies first. Five focused pages, a fixed price, and every promise in writing.
A strong trade website pairs a memorable first impression with a practical next step: when a homeowner nearby searches with a problem, requesting you should be the easiest next step on the page.
Fieldline is one person, Dylan Saatdjian. The person who reads your audit request writes the audit, builds the site, and answers the monthly care email.
Every pilot ships the same working parts: a first screen that answers the visitor in five seconds, a page per core service, a request path built for phones, and delivery proven to your inbox.
A first website plan or a written review is the front door. The pilot and Web Care are for owners who want the website handled end to end, with every commitment on paper.
Home, a page per core service, service area, trust, and contact. Not a template with your logo swapped in: each page is built around what that visitor needs to book you.
Every form is submitted like a customer before launch, and the receipt is confirmed in your monitored inbox. A success message alone is never treated as proof.
Onboarding, feedback, approvals, and launch run through email, so every promise is on paper and the project costs you about twenty minutes of your own time.
A monthly test request through your own form, uptime and SSL monitoring, a plain count of the requests that came in, and your small edits done from a reply.
Your traffic. Your job value. Your possibilities. Adjust the assumptions to explore added revenue and what remains after job costs and the website investment.
Potential net gain over 12 months
Using a 40% job margin and $1,500 in website spend.
In this scenario, 2 percentage points more visitors inquire. The traffic and booking rate stay fixed. The change phases in over three months.
Extra monthly jobs = visits × (scenario inquiry rate − current inquiry rate) × booking rate. Added revenue = extra jobs × average job value. Net gain = added revenue × margin − one-time website cost − extra monthly site costs. Rates are divided by 100. With phasing enabled, the change is one-third in month 1, two-thirds in month 2, then the full assumption. No compounding or seasonality is modeled.
12-month illustrative scenario: +$14,850 additional revenue, +$4,440 net gain after $1,500 website spend.
A useful written assessment of your current site.
Request the auditFive focused pages, built and launched end to end.
See the full scopeAfter a build. $149 a month standalone on the site you already have. One SEO article every week.
See Web CarePublic pricing runs from monthly do-it-yourself software to five-figure agency builds. Compare the full cost, ownership, and exact scope, not just the opening number. See the researched cost guide →
A new studio cannot show you testimonials that do not exist. It can show you the work, and let you check it yourself.
This website is Fieldline’s own build: the same five-page thinking, the same launch checklist, and the same performance discipline offered to clients. Every claim on it is checkable, and the ones that cannot be checked are not made.
You will not find star ratings, client counts, or logos here, because none exist to show honestly. What protects you instead is the deal itself: written scope first, $750 to start, the last $750 only after you approve.
Live numbers from your own visit on your own connection, not a lab score. Client builds ship through the same performance checks.
How the pilot works, what it costs, what Web Care adds, and where the boundaries are.
Email it over. The person who answers is the person who does the work.
dylan@fieldlineweb.com →Plain-English answers to the questions owners search for, written for owners, not for other web designers.
Start with the two things you control: an accurate Google Business Profile and a website page for each line of coverage you write. Google says loca...
ConversionFill out your own form on a phone the way a customer would, with TEST in the name field. Then confirm three things within ten minutes: a thank you...
ConversionOpen your website on a phone and tap every phone number. If the dialer does not open with your full, correct number, the number is plain text, a pi...
First website or a fresh start: share your business and what customers need from you. Get a practical direction by email before deciding on a build.