Talk — 15 minutes
I walk through your current site the way a buyer would, checkpoint by checkpoint. You get the full picture, free, whether we go further or not.
Every buyer googles you before signing. I build the website, Google profile, and directory presence that make that check come back one way: approved.
15 minutes. I answer the phone myself:
437-345-1369
If you’re like most shop owners, your work comes from reputation. Twenty years of jobs done right, names passed along, quotes that hold.
Here’s what happens to that reputation now:
A fleet manager gets your quote. Before he takes it upstairs, he googles you — because his boss will ask, and “their website looked like it was built in 2009” is not an answer he can defend.
Twenty seconds on his phone. That’s the whole check.
If your certifications aren’t findable, your shop isn’t visible, and his engineer can’t send you a drawing — the contract goes to the shop that made those twenty seconds easy.
Not the better shop. The safer-looking one.
Picture the same check, six weeks from now:
He opens your site. It loads instantly on his phone. Your ISO and WSIB clearance are right there — downloadable, ready for his vendor file. He sees your actual bays, your actual machines, your crew. His engineer finds the equipment list, nods, and uploads the drawing straight into your RFQ form.
Nothing to chase. Nothing to explain. Nothing to defend upstairs.
You’ve become the shop that’s easy to say yes to.
| Today | After our upgrade | |
|---|---|---|
| Credibility | certifications a buyer can’t find, stock photos or none | ISO & WSIB downloadable; your actual bays, machines and crew on the page |
| Structure | no path for an engineer — the drawing dies in an inbox | equipment list, capability pages, RFQ form that takes PDF, DWG, STEP |
| Speed | 5–8 seconds on a phone | loads instantly |
| Digital reputation | empty or mismatched listings | Google profile and Ontario directories telling one story |
$2,500 flat
A hand-coded website that loads in under 2 seconds on any phone, with your certifications, equipment list, and real shop photos exactly where a buyer looks for them.
An RFQ form that takes PDF, DWG, and STEP files — so the engineer sends the drawing to you, not to the shop that made it possible. It lands in your inbox in one minute.
Your Google Business Profile built out properly — photos, services, reviews — and your listings completed on Ontario’s industrial directories. Three places they check, telling one story.
Included, yours to keep either way:
One approved vendor application covers all of it.
Get my free procurement reviewI walk through your current site the way a buyer would, checkpoint by checkpoint. You get the full picture, free, whether we go further or not.
I design, write, and build while you run your shop. You get a preview link and we adjust anything. The price doesn’t move — it was fixed in writing before we started.
Site live. Google done. Directories filled. You get the Handover Pack and 60 days of free fixes. From here, every quote you send has a website behind it that closes the deal instead of raising questions.
Coach, bus & truck repair
A fleet-service shop whose work was better than its web presence. Now: custom photoshoot of the actual facility, 3D vehicle animations, and a site that answers a fleet manager’s questions before he asks them.
It’s live right now: canfixrepair.com — open it on your phone, that’s the standard your site gets built to.
Read the full case studyIndustrial service company in another trade? The buyer’s check works the same. Call me: 437-345-1369.
It doesn’t move. There is no “final bill surprise” — that category doesn’t exist here.
You see the finished site before the second payment exists.
Domain in your name. Code on your hosting. Every login in your Handover Pack.
Standard, cleanly written code — no page builders, no rented platforms, no lock-in. If I got hit by a bus tomorrow, your website wouldn’t notice.
Questions not covered here are answered by email within one business day.
Your work comes from relationships and RFQs — and every one of them gets verified online before signing. The website’s job is winning that verification. That’s the whole job, and it’s worth more than traffic.
The strongest channel there is. A referral just isn’t a closed deal — it’s permission to be checked. Your website is where the referral lands.
Because it’s the website plus the Google profile build-out, the directory listings, capability pages, and an RFQ system with drawing uploads — one flat price agreed before we start. Compare it to one contract that went “another direction” last year.
The buyer doesn’t grade on a curve — a 6-person lab and a 60-person facility get googled the same way. The smaller the shop, the more the website does the talking.
I’ll sign yours. The gallery shows only what you approve — capability without client parts.
60 days of free fixes, then it’s fully yours. Update it yourself with the Handover Pack, or call me when you need a hand. No retainer required, ever.
Fifteen minutes on the phone. I pull up your website and Google profile and walk through them the way a purchasing manager would — all 12 checkpoints, no jargon. You keep the Procurement Checklist and the full picture of where you stand — whether we ever work together or not.
Prefer to talk? 437-345-1369 Illia Melnyk — you talk to me directly.